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2025-2026学年度（下期）期末模拟八年级英语
一、听力选择（听句子选答语）
1.A．I’ll take it. B．No, thanks. C．I think so.
2.A．Got it. B．I’m sorry. C．I want it.
3.A．Good luck. B．Okay. C．How so
4.A．It’s low. B．I don’t know. C．Sounds cool!
5.A．Sounds great. B．I mean it. C．Poor him.
二、听力匹配（图片匹配）
听句子，选择与所听句子内容相符的图片。每小题念两遍。
6 7 8 9 10
三、听力选择（长对话理解）
对话一
7. Why does the woman go to see a doctor
A．She has the flu. B．Her blood pressure is high. C．She has difficulty sleeping.
8. How many suggestions does the doctor give
A．Three. B．Two. C．Four.
对话二
9. Why does Jack call Lucy
A．To invite Lucy to read together.
B．To invite Lucy to go to a movie with him.
C．To share his opinion about The Final Problem.
10. What time will the two speakers meet at the cinema gate
A．At 7:45 p. m. B．At 7:55 p. m. C．At 8:00 p. m.
对话三
11. What does Jenny do
A．A reporter. B．A student. C．A guide.
12. What is hard for the boy now
A．Chinese listening. B．Chinese writing. C．Chinese speaking.
13. Who always helps the boy
A．His classmates. B．His teachers. C．His Chinese friends.
对话四
14. Where does Kelly come from
A．Japan. B．China. C．France.
15. Why was Kelly sad
A．Because she thought David didn’t like her gift.
B．Because David didn’t go to her birthday party.
C．Because David didn’t bring her a birthday gift.
16. What will David do next
A．Talk with Kelly. B．Buy a new gift for Kelly again. C．Hold a birthday party again.
四、听力填空（听短文填空，一空一词，短文读三遍）
Teens Write Guide to Help the Elderly Use Smartphones
The problem older people face ● Learning takes time and effort for the elderly, and they 17 easily.
The 18 : a special guidebook ● Liu Siyuan noticed this problem and started a 19 group called Silver Hair. ● The group spent half a year writing a 300-pageguidebook. ● The guidebook has 20 parts.
The result and future hope ● The group has printed (印刷) 500 copies (份) and handed them out in the 21 . ● The group members hope to receive donations to print more copies and help more elderly people.
五、选词填空
A. As a result B. was all smiles C. felt blue D. All of a sudden E. made preparations
Last summer, a powerful typhoon was heading towards our city. So my family ___22___. Dad reinforced the doors and windows, and Mum filled bottles with water and bought enough food. I helped move the flowers inside.
That night, the storm hit hard. The wind was blowing heavily. ___23___, the lights went out. The whole house turned completely dark. ___24___, we couldn’t see each other clearly. I sat on the sofa and ___25___. The darkness and loud wind made me miss the peaceful sunny days.
Soon, my little sister started to cry. I told her, “Let’s make hand shadows (手影) with candlelight.” She agreed and ___26___ after a while. Though it was a scary night, we turned it into a fun game and felt much better together.
六、补全对话
A: Hi, Mark. Long time no see. What are you doing these days
B: I’m busy preparing for the marathon (马拉松) in our city. But I won’t be an athlete. ___27___
A: Wow! You are so great. When will it be held
B: It will be held next month.
A: ___28___
B: A lot. I will pick up the rubbish, offer water to the runners and take photos for them.
A: That sounds cool. ___29___ What should I do
B: You should fill in the form on the Internet first by Friday. Then you will get a call.
A: Is there anything else I need to do
B: Yes. ___30___ I’m sure you can make it.
A: ___31___ Thank you very much.
B: You are welcome.
A．I hope so.
B．I will work as a volunteer.
C．I want to be a volunteer, too.
D．You will also have an interview.
E．What will you do in the marathon
七、完形填空
Last summer, I volunteered at a poor village in Thailand. On my first day of ___32___ work, I entered the classroom and noticed something cultural: everyone took off their shoes. And instead of sitting at wooden desks, the kids sat on bamboo mats. How different they were from students in my country!
“Good morning, class! ” I greeted ___33___. But the room was completely quiet. The students didn’t say a word. Instead, they pressed their palms together and bowed to show respect. Feeling ___34___, I opened my English book and reminded them to follow me. However, the children just looked at me. It seemed they didn’t ___35___ me at all. I felt a little upset, but I didn’t give up.
___36___ words didn’t work, I decided to use body language. I put down my book and smiled brightly. Then, I started to ___37___. I pretended (假装) to be a monkey and jumped around the room. The children’s eyes lit up (亮起来), and they began to laugh. Next, I drew a big apple on the blackboard and rubbed my ___38___ to show where food goes. “I eat an apple!” I shouted. “I eat an apple” the kids repeated with ___39___.
At the end of the ___40___, we played games and did high-fives. Although we spoke different languages, the happy times we shared helped ___41___ our relationship.
32. A．cleaning B．teaching C．farming
33. A．nicely B．coldly C．seriously
34. A．tired B．angry C．embarrassed
35. A．doubt B．remember C．understand
36. A．If B．Since C．Although
37. A．act B．cry C．leave
38. A．neck B．nose C．stomach
39. A．surprise B．shyness C．joy
40. A．class B．trip C．term
41. A．break B．develop C．protect
八、阅读理解
A
The influence of the 240-hour visa-free policy (过境免签政策) is growing bigger and bigger. Some of my foreign net friends who plan to visit China ask me a lot about our customs. Here is my list of don’ts: ★ Don’t forget your passport. It’s important to carry your passport. You need to show it to visit places of interest. Also, you need it to take high-speed trains. It’s very convenient (方便的) to travel between cities in China by high-speed train. You must try it. ★ Don’t expect to hear much English. Most Chinese people can’t speak English well. If you can’t speak Chinese, get your translation (翻译) tool ready. ★ Don’t worry about the food. It’s true that Chinese people eat things like chicken feet, but it doesn’t mean you have to. You can study the most popular dishes in China before you come, so that you can know their ingredients. It’s certainly nothing to be afraid of. ★ ____________If you’re going to visit a small city, people may watch you up and down. You may find it uncomfortable. Try to control your feelings. They are just curious. ★ Don’t tip. Most Chinese people don’t do that. If you’re really thankful for the great service, just say thanks to the waiters or waitresses.
These are all I want to tell my net friends. And my list is still growing. I’m waiting here online for your tips.
42. What can we know about the writer
A．The writer is Chinese.
B．The writer will visit China.
C．The writer doesn’t think the 240-hour policy goes a long way.
43. What is the first advice about
A．Suggesting places of interest to people.
B．Showing the development of transportation in China.
C．Reminding people of the importance of the passport.
44. What sentence can be put in the blank
A．Don’t appear in public.
B．Don’t get mad so easily.
C．Don’t care about others.
45. What should you do if you want to show thanks to a waiter in China according to the passage
A．Give him a gift.
B．Give a tip to him.
C．Say “Thank you.”
46. What does the writer expect from net users according to the last paragraph
A．They could tip the writer’s advice.
B．They could follow the writer’s list.
C．They could add to the writer’s list.
B
a
Julien Tincho, a French traveller, posted a video online about his social experiment in Chengdu during his stay in China. He left his computer alone in a public area of a shopping centre. Then he watched the people passing by secretly for half an hour. At the end of the experiment, the computer was still there. He thought this was because Chinese people are honest. And there are surveillance cameras everywhere, watching the area to keep people safe.
b
In September 2024, two young Frenchmen, Michel and Benjamin, started a walking trip to Shanghai from their hometown. The total trip was about 12,850 kilometres. They chose Shanghai because they thought it was “the end of the world”. After arriving in China, what amazed them most was that they could be friends with people so easily. Wherever they stopped, people would talk to them and help them. In February 2026, they finally reached Shanghai.
c
In January 2025, Brecken, an American, posted a photo of himself and his daughter on a Chinese app. They received a warm welcome from Chinese users, especially a Shanghai mother named Rongrong. The two families became online friends and later met in Shanghai. During Brecken’s visit, they explored the city and celebrated their friendship. Their story was considered a great example of China-US people-to-people friendship. In February 2026, Brecken’s family returned to China for the Spring Festival.
47. Why did Julien leave his computer in the shopping centre
A．To attract the attention of people.
B．To record people’s daily routine for his video.
C．To test the honesty of people and the safety of the city.
48. What is “surveillance camera” in Passage a
49. How does Passage b show the difficulty of Michel and Benjamin’s trip
A．By listing how long and how far they travelled.
B．By telling how people helped them along the way.
C．By explaining why they chose Shanghai as the end of their trip.
50. How did Brecken and Rongrong’s families first know each other
A．They became friends on a Chinese app.
B．They visited the same place in Shanghai.
C．They celebrated the Spring Festival together.
51. What is the common topic of the three passages
A．Different ways for foreigners to travel in China.
B．Foreigners’ positive experiences with Chinese people.
C．Social media’s help for foreigners to make Chinese friends.
C
The SBTI (Silly Big Personality Test) took Chinese social media by storm. Based on the well-known MBTI, this playful test quickly won young users’ hearts. Many posted their new “personality” online, comparing it and joking with friends.
The test offers funny labels like “BOSS”, “JOKER”, “ZZZZ”, and “MALO”. BOSS loves making decisions and taking control. JOKER is outgoing but hides true feelings. ZZZZ avoids trouble and arguments. And MALO humorously shares daily bad luck or embarrassing moments.
Its creator said she designed the test to remind friends to care more about their health. She never expected it to become so popular. She also noted she had no professional training in psychology. She added that some descriptions might be unclear or wrong. She apologized if it hurt anyone’s feelings.
Experts have shared their opinions on this popular test. They simply see SBTI as a funny and popular social tool. Behind all the laughs, the real danger is the trap of labeling yourself. Human personality is not simple and is always changing. So no test can fully describe it. They warn young people not to take the labels too seriously. While funny labels can help people find things in common with friends, they should never show one’s true self or influence one’s future.
52. What did young users do after the test
A．They posted their labels online.
B．They did more tests with friends.
C．They compared the result with that of the MBTI.
53. Which of the following may be from people with a ZZZZ label
A．“Don’t worry. I’ll lead the way!”
B．“Whatever, I don’t want trouble.”
C．“Haha, that’s so me! Anyway…”
54. Why did the creator say sorry
A．The test was too hard to finish.
B．Her words might be embarrassing.
C．The test may hurt users with wrong descriptions.
55. What is the “real danger” mentioned
A．Wasting too much time online.
B．Arguing with friends about results.
C．Believing the labels truly show who you are.
56. What’s the passage mainly about
A．Ways to take the SBTI test.
B．SBTI’s rise and problems.
C．Reasons why SBTI is worth trying.
九、选词填空
anything dark deep dive explore find leave reach remain succeed surprise swim
In 1960, Jacques Piccard and his partner, Don Walsh, made history. They decided to go to the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the world’s oceans. And the two ___57___ dived there in the submersible, Trieste.
As they went deeper, it was getting darker and colder. During the submersible’s ___58___, they even heard a scary sound from the window. They guessed ___59___ broke, but they still continued without fear.
When ___60___ the bottom area, Piccard looked through the glass window. He expected to see a dead world. ___61___ he noticed something magical. A small fish ___62___ quietly in the water while Piccard was looking around. This single fish excited the world! It proved that there could be life even in the ___63___ place.
About five hours later, they ___64___ landed on the lowest point of the bottom. They were about 11, 000 meters under the sea! At this ___65___, the conditions are terribly dangerous with really high pressure.
Their journey ended when they returned to the surface. But their great finding ___66___ until now. It shows that our planet still holds many secrets.
十、阅读理解
China has a long history. Many stories are hidden in ancient books. One of these books is Shan Hai Jing (Classic of Mountains and Seas). It is a special book that tells us about the geography and many Chinese myths before the Qin Dynasty. ___67___ There are many Chinese myths (神话) in it.
___68___ And the time when it was written is uncertain. People once thought that mythical figures (神话人物) wrote it. For a long time, figures like Yu (the Great) or Bo Yi were thought to be the writer. But now, experts (专家) have a different idea. The book wasn’t written all at once by just one person. Many people wrote different parts of the book over a long time. They started writing during the Warring States Period (战国时期). ___69___
Shan Hai Jing also talks about many things. It mentions more than 550 mountains. It also talks about 300 waterways. There are stories of 400 mythical creatures (生物) too. ___70___ One story is about Kuafu. He was a giant (巨人) who tried to run after the sun.
___71___ The stories have been passed down from parents to children in China for many years.
A．It is really like a treasure box.
B．The book is like a bridge connecting the past to today.
C．Not everyone believes the mythical stories in the book.
D．No one knows for sure who wrote the wonderful book.
E．The writing continued until the start of the Han Dynasty.
F．There are many interesting stories about mythical figures.
十一、任务型阅读
Hobbies are fun, but did you know they can also help keep your brain (大脑) healthy Scientists have found that doing a hobby for a long time can change the way your brain works.
A research team from Canada studied people who love watching birds. There were 48 people in the study— half were experts, while the other half were beginners. Both groups included people aged 20 to 79, and were similar in education.
During the study, each person saw a photo of a bird for less than four seconds. Then they had to pick the same bird from four other pictures. They repeated this 72 times with 18 kinds of birds.
What did they find The expert group got 83% of local birds right and 61% of non-local ones right, while the beginners got only 44% right for both. The brain scans (扫描) showed something really cool: in the expert group, the parts of the brain that help people pay attention and remember things were tighter and better organized. And this was true for both young and older people. When the experts tried to name birds from other places, these parts of their brains “lit up”. But nothing like that happened to the beginners.
Besides watching birds, some creative hobbies are also great for the brain. A 2025 study found that the brains of tango dancers are seven or more years younger than their real age. It also showed that even just 30 hours of learning something creative can make your brain younger.
So, find a hobby that you really love and that can help develop certain skills, and keep doing it. Whether it’s watching birds, dancing, or playing an instrument, your brain will thank you!
Hobbies Can Make Our Brain Healthier
Bird-watching study
Subjects (实验对象) & Process ● 48 bird-watching lovers of different ages who had similar 72 . ● They saw a bird photo for less than 4 seconds and then picked the same bird from 4 pictures. They 73 this in the process with 18 kinds of birds.
Results ● Experts got 83% right for local birds and 61% right for non-local birds. Their 74 and ______3______ were better. Their brains “lit up” when naming non-local birds. ● Beginners got 44% right for both local and non-local birds. Their brains did not “light up” in the same way.
Creative hobby study
It found that tango dancers’ brains are more than seven years younger. It also showed 30 hours of creative learning could 75 brain age.
A message from the writer
Find a hobby you like and can help you learn some 76 . Then stick to it.
任务二 阅读问答
On April 13, 80-year-old Cai Gao made history. She is a Chinese picture book illustrator (插画家). She was awarded the 2026 Hans Christian Andersen Award for Illustration. And she became the first Chinese artist to win this world-famous prize. This shows that Cai Gao’s creative works have been highly praised by the international art circles.
The Hans Christian Andersen Award is normally seen as the highest international award in children’s literature and illustration. It is known as the “Nobel Prize for children’s books”. And it is presented (颁发) every two years to excellent writers and illustrators.
Cai Gao was born in Changsha in 1946. She has developed a deep love for painting since her childhood. For over fifty years, she has focused on creating warm and meaningful picture books for young readers. Her works are deeply loved by them.
Cai Gao’s works are full of Chinese traditional cultural elements (元素). That makes them very special. Her paintings also pass on positive feelings like kindness, hope, and love for life. Every piece of her work encourages children to discover the beauty around them.
Cai Gao’s success is an important breakthrough (突破). It brings Chinese children’s picture book creation to the international stage. Through her excellent works, more and more foreign readers will better understand Chinese culture and fall in love with it.
77. What award did Cai Gao win
____________________________________________________
78. When was the last Hans Christian Andersen Award presented
____________________________________________________
79. Why do young readers love Cai’s picture books
____________________________________________________
80. What do Cai’s paintings include and express
____________________________________________________
81. What do you think of Cai’s success Why
____________________________________________________
十二、书面表达
82. 近日，你校英语广播站“Voice of Youth”正面向全体学生征集以“Growth and Responsibility”为题的英语广播稿。请你根据提示写一篇短文投稿，谈谈你对成长与责任的理解。
提示要点：
1. What you learn as you grow
2. How you show responsibility as you grow
3. The meaning of them
要求：1. 须包含全部要点，可适当发挥；2. 文中不得出现真实姓名、学校；3. 词数80词左右。参考词汇：responsibility 责任
Growth and Responsibility
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参考答案与范文
一、听力单选
1.C 2.A 3.C 4.C 5.A
三、长对话听力
7.C 8.A 9.B 10.A 11.B 12.C 13.C 14.C 15.A 16.A
四、听力填空
17.forget 18.problem 19.volunteer 20.three 21.community
五、短语选词
22.E 23.D 24.A 25.C 26.B
六、补全对话
27.B 28.E 29.C 30.D 31.A
七、完形填空
32.B 33.A 34.C 35.C 36.B 37.A 38.C 39.C 40.A 41.B
八、阅读理解
A
42.A 43.C 44.B 45.C 46.C
B
47.C 48.B 49.A 50.A 51.B
C
52.A 53.B 54.C 55.C 56.B
九、词形填空
57.successful 58.dive 59.something 60.reaching 61.Surprisingly 62.swam 63.deepest 64.safely 65.depth 66.remains
十、六选五
67.A 68.D 69.E 70.F 71.B
十一、任务型阅读
填表
72.education 73.repeated 74.attention 75.lower 76.skills
问答
77. The 2026 Hans Christian Andersen Award for Illustration.
78. In 2024.
79. Because her books are warm and meaningful.
80. They include Chinese traditional cultural elements and express kindness, hope and love for life.
81. It is a great breakthrough. It helps Chinese children’s books go global and spread Chinese culture.（合理即可）
十二、书面表达范文
Growth and Responsibility
Growth and Responsibility
As we grow up, we learn many valuable lessons. We learn to be honest, kind and independent instead of depending on parents all the time.
We can show responsibility in small things. At school, we finish homework carefully and help classmates. At home, we share housework and care for our family.
Growth means becoming responsible. Responsibility pushes us to be better people and makes our life full of warmth. It helps us become useful people to the world.

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