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江苏宿迁市宿城区
2025-2026学年度第二学期期末调研测试
八年级英语
一、听力选择
1. What is the charity about
2. What changed in Moonlight Town
3. Which city hasn’t the man been to
4. What time will the girl leave for the airport
短对话
5. How many times has the man been to Sanya online
A．Once. B．Twice. C．Three times.
6. What makes the boy feel bad in the city
A．Air pollution. B．Water pollution. C．Light pollution.
7. How long has the girl kept the storybook
A．For two days B．For two weeks C．For two months
8. What is the relationship between the two speakers
A．Doctor and nurse B．Teacher and student C．Husband and wife
9. What should we do to reduce pollution
A．Use reusable bags B．Use plastic bottles C．Drive less
10. What is the woman going to do during the summer holiday
A．To stay at home. B．To visit her grandparents. C．To work as a volunteer.
长对话
11. What was the score of the game
A．1 to 0 B．2 to 0 C．3 to 0
12. How many people watched the game
A．Over 9,000 B．Over 18,000 C．Over 28,000
表格听力
听短文，回答以下各小题。
Countries Manners
In China Knock at the door first when visiting a Chinese family.
In Japan _13_______ before coming into a house.
In14 ________ countries No need to take off the shoes.
In Britain 15________ the drink or the food to show that you enjoy it.
13. A．Take off the shoes B．Kiss each other C．Greet each other
14. A．Asian B．European C．African
15. A．Finish B．Taste C．Smell
听力短文
16. What kind of pollution is the passage mainly about
A．Water pollution B．Noise pollution C．Air pollution
17. Where does most noise pollution come from
A．Cars and machines B．Building work C．People’s loud sound
18. What problem may noise bring to people
A．Make people forget things easily B．Hurt people’s ears and sleep badly
C．Stop people from talking with each other
19. Which place is usually very noisy
A．The quiet countryside B．The small village C．The big busy city
20. What can we do to stop noise pollution
A．Make people talk less B．Ask factories to reduce loud sound C．Live in a small village
二、单项选择
21. My brother joined our ________ about where we could spend our summer holiday.
A．situation B．discussion C．education D．condition
22. China has built many new green parks in cities. ________, factories have produced more electric cars to reduce pollution.
A．In addition B．As a result C．In the end D．However
23. In the 2026 World Cup, many young volunteers worked ________ to help fans from different countries find their way.
A．too patient B．enough patiently C．too patiently D．patiently enough
24. —________ you ________ the film “Teen Awakening” It’s very inspiring.
— Yes, I ________ it with my parents last week.
A．Did; see; saw B．Have; seen; saw C．Do; see; see D．Have; seen; have seen
25. The UN keeps warning that water ________ in many dry areas if we don’t take action to protect it.
A．will run out B．will be run out C．runs out D．is run out
26. The world’s largest LNG carrier (液化天然气船) ________ last week in Shanghai, and more green ships ________ over the next few years.
A．built; will build B．was built; will be built C．is built; are built D．will be built; was built
27. It was creative ________ Zhang Zihan, a middle school student from Jiangsu, to turn plastic waste into a machine that can make clean water from the sea.
A．for B．of C．to D．with
28. —Must I hand in my project on climate change today
—No, you ________. You can give it to me tomorrow.
A．mustn’t B．can’t C．don’t have to D．shouldn’t
29. Five high school students launched their own rocket “Yunzhou-1” in Qinghai. They learned ________ a rocket all by themselves.
A．what to build B．how to build C．when to build D．where to build
30. —It’s good to know that students in Jiangsu now have at least one PE class every day.
—________! Doing sports is really good for both our body and mind.
A．That’s all right B．All right C．You said it D．Never mind
三、完形填空
In May 2026, a deadly heatwave hit India. Temperatures reached ___31___ 48℃. The city of Banda was one of the ___32___ places, with a temperature of 48.2℃.
During the afternoon, roads and markets were almost ___33___ because it was too hot outside. Many people stayed at home until the ___34___.
For farmers, life became even harder. Some began working at night. “It is ___35___ hot at night,” one farmer said. “But if I don’t work, my family will have no food. We all made a ___36___ by growing crops.”
The heat also ___37___ other problems. More people needed air conditioners. ___38___, less than 10% of Indian homes have them. Most families could not ___39___ to buy one.
___40___ did this happen Scientists said climate change was making heatwaves more frequent. The government ___41___ cooling centers in some cities, but they were not enough for so many people.
A local shopkeeper ___42___ a reporter he had never seen such terrible heat in May before. “Last year, the heatwave lasted a week,” the shopkeeper said. “This year, it ___43___ three weeks already. Everyone is ___44___ for the rain to come.”
The heatwave is a clear warning from nature. It is time for ___45___ to act before it is too late.
31. A．under B．above C．below D．behind
32. A．coolest B．coldest C．hottest D．wettest
33. A．full B．busy C．empty D．crowded
34. A．morning B．afternoon C．noon D．evening
35. A．already B．still C．also D．yet
36. A．live B．alive C．lively D．living
37. A．created B．caused C．led D．produced
38. A．However B．So C．Because D．And
39. A．want B．afford C．try D．offer
40. A．What B．Where C．Why D．Which
41. A．set up B．put up C．took up D．made up
42. A．spoke B．said C．told D．talked
43. A．was B．had been C．will be D．has been
44. A．waiting B．looking C．paying D．caring
45. A．everyone B．anyone C．someone D．no one
四、阅读理解
A
46. This poster can be most probably seen ________.
A．at a school B．at a cinema C．in a company D．in a street
47. If Li Hua goes to see the film with her parents, they will pay ________ in all.
A．$7 B．$9 C．$12 D．$15
48. What can we know from this poster
①We need to buy tickets before June 27th.
②We can get free popcorn at family movie night.
③We’d better bring our own lawn chairs or blankets.
④The movie will be screened in the school dining hall if it rains.
A．①③④ B．②③④ C．①②④ D．①②③
B
Have you ever wondered why AI can beat humans at chess but still can’t understand a simple joke Scientists are studying the human brain to find the answer.
The brain is the most powerful “computer” we know. It can do many things that AI still cannot. For example, when you look at a rainbow, you see seven colors. But in fact, the rainbow has no “colors” at all — it is just light waves of different lengths. Your brain divides these waves into seven groups and gives each group a name. Scientists call this ability “categorizing”.
This ability may seem easy for us, but it is very hard for AI. When an AI sees a rainbow, it only sees a long list of numbers. It doesn’t know how to put them into “colors” the way our brain does. That is why AI still needs a lot of help from humans.
In 2026, Chinese scientists published a new book called Secrets of the Brain. It explains how our brain works in a simple and fun way. The book hopes to help young people understand that our brain is truly amazing — and there is still so much we don’t know about it.
So next time you see a rainbow or tell a joke, remember: your brain is doing something that no AI can do, at least for now.
49. How does the writer start the passage
A．By asking a question. B．By giving an example.
C．By telling a story. D．By showing a number.
50. What does the underlined word “categorizing” in Paragraph 2 mean
A．Seeing colors. B．Dividing things into groups.
C．Playing chess. D．Building computers.
51. What can we learn from the book Secrets of the Brain
A．How AI can understand human jokes. B．How our brain works in a simple way.
C．How to divide light waves into groups. D．How to build a more powerful computer.
C
Guyu, the 6th solar term in the Chinese lunar year, comes between April 19 and 21 every year. Its name means “grain rain”, because the soft spring rain is quite helpful for the growth of crops. As the weather turns warmer and warmer, the rain makes the whole countryside green and lively, which plays a key role in the coming farming season.
For thousands of years, Chinese farmers believe Guyu is the best time for planting. They often move young rice seedlings to the wet fields, singing folk songs to welcome the warm spring rain. People used to say, “Spring rain is as precious as oil.” Farmers believe the rain is a wonderful gift from nature for a good harvest. Without enough rain, the young crops would easily dry up in the sun. Near the sea, fishermen also keep their special Guyu traditions, praying for a good catch before they start their sailing.
When the rain stops, many families will walk to the green mountains to pick fresh tea leaves. Guyu tea is famous for its special taste, and people believe it can help cool the body on warm spring days. Some cheerful children run after butterflies among the tea plants, with their small baskets full of fresh green leaves.
Besides, Guyu is also the great time for peonies to bloom. Known as “the queen of flowers”, peonies turn the hillsides into pink, red and white. Local people always say, “Three days after Guyu, come to enjoy the peonies!” As spring is going to end and summer is coming near, Guyu makes us realize the importance of being thankful to nature. Every drop of rain and every blooming flower holds the hope of new life.
52. Why is Guyu an important solar term for farmers
A．Because it marks the beginning of spring.
B．Because the spring rain helps crops grow well.
C．Because farmers can pick tea leaves at this time.
D．Because it is the best time to enjoy flowers.
53. What does the word “they” in Paragraph 2 refer to
A．Farmers. B．Children. C．Crops. D．Fishermen.
54. What can we learn from the passage about Guyu
A．Children run after butterflies in order to pick tea leaves.
B．Guyu tea can help cool the body, and peonies bloom in pink, red and white.
C．Peonies only bloom for three days after Guyu.
D．People must pick tea leaves before the rain stops.
55. What is the best title for this passage
A．The Stories of Guyu B．How to Pick Tea Leaves in Guyu
C．The Solar Term Guyu and Its Traditions D．The Most Beautiful Flower — Peony
D
Holly had been living in the oak tree for three days. The nights grew colder, and her fingers were numb. But she refused to give in. Below her, she could hear her parents arguing inside the house.
“We can’t just leave her up there, John. It’s not safe,” her mother said.
“She’s being unreasonable!” her father shouted back. “I’ve had this plan for months. Why should a tree change everything ”
“Because she loves it,” her mother replied softly.
Holly pulled her blanket tighter. She wasn’t trying to be difficult. She just knew that some things were worth fighting for. This tree had stood here long before her father’s plans. It would still be here long after.
The next morning, her friends Grace and Tom arrived with food. They climbed up to join her.
“Your dad looks really angry,” Tom said.
“I know,” Holly sighed. “But I can’t give up. If this tree goes, everything changes. The birds will lose their home. The shade will disappear. The air won’t be as clean.”
Grace looked at her carefully. “Do you really think staying up here will make a difference ”
“I don’t know,” Holly admitted. “But I have to try. Sometimes you have to do something even when you’re not sure it will work.”
Just then, her father walked into the garden. He stood at the bottom of the tree, looking up. For a long moment, nobody spoke.
Then he said, quietly, “I never realized how big this tree really is.”
Holly’s heart beat faster. “Dad…”
“I’ve been so focused on my own needs that I forgot to look at what I was asking you to give up,” he continued. “Your mother helped me see that.”
He took a deep breath. “The study can wait. We’ll find another place.”
Holly’s eyes filled with tears.
56. Why did Holly refuse to come down from the tree
A．Because she was afraid of her father.
B．Because she wanted to play with her friends in the tree house.
C．Because she wanted to protect the oak tree from being cut down.
D．Because she was angry with her mother.
57. What can we infer from the father’s words “I never realized how big this tree really is”
A．He still wanted to cut down the tree.
B．He was angry at Holly for staying in the tree.
C．He thought the tree was too big to cut.
D．He began to see the tree’s value.
58. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE according to the passage
A．Holly’s mother tried to help her father understand Holly.
B．Holly’s father was still very angry when he came to the garden.
C．Holly admitted that she was not sure if her action would work.
D．Holly’s father finally decided to build the study somewhere else.
59. Which of the following is the correct order of the story
①Holly’s friends Grace and Tom came and talked with her.
②Holly’s mother tried to help her father understand Holly’s feelings.
③Holly climbed up the oak tree and refused to come down.
④Holly’s father decided to find another place for the study.
⑤Holly’s father planned to cut down the oak tree.
⑥Holly’s father walked to the tree and began to see its value.
A．⑤③②①⑥ B．③②⑤①⑥④ C．⑤②③①⑥④ D．③⑤②①⑥④
60. What will most likely happen next
A．Holly will stay in the tree for another week.
B．Holly’s mother will ask her to say sorry to her father.
C．The family will start looking for a new place for the study.
D．Holly will cut down the tree herself.
E
“Make-A-Wish” is one of the world’s most well-known charities. ___61___ It gives them hope and joy and helps them forget about their health problems and have fun.
It started in 1980 in Phoenix, Arizona. Christopher was a 7-year-old boy who was very sick. He always dreamed of becoming a police officer. ___62___ They gave Christopher a tour of the city in a police helicopter (直升机) and made a real police uniform for him.
There are four kinds of wishes children usually have:
I wish to go. ___63___
I wish to meet. Children sometimes want to meet their favourite actors, singers or players.
I wish to be. ___64___
I wish to have. They often want to have a computer, a game, a bike or many other things.
Let’s hope more wishes will come true in the future.
People who work in the charity always try for the best. ___65___ Will you be one of them
A．Almost 25,000 volunteers help, work or give money.
B．Tommy Austin and Ron Cox, two police officers, made his wish come true.
C．It makes wishes come true for children who have serious illnesses.
D．Children usually want to travel or visit a park, a museum or see a film.
E．Some children wish to become actors, singers or police officers.
F．We believe that wishes can improve a child’s quality of life.
G．Since then, “Make-A-Wish” has granted (实现) over 500,000 wishes worldwide.
61.___ 62.___ 63.___ 64.___ 65.___
五、单词拼写
66. The ________ (运动员) Wang Xinxin from Suqian became the national 800-meter champion in 2025.
67. The government ________ (意识到) the importance of saving water and started a new plan.
68. With modern technology, doctors can help more ________ (病人) in poor areas through online services.
69. It is ________ (必要的) for students to go outside and enjoy nature.
70. Under the “2 15 Action Plan”, students in Jiangsu have more ________ (选择) for after-class activities.
71. The young volunteers received high ________ (赞扬) from the local people for their hard work.
72. A good teacher is not only s________ with students, but also kind to them.
73. Scientists are developing new glasses to help b________ people “see” the world around them.
74. It is ________ (not special) for foreign students to experience culture shock when they first come to China.
75. Students learned to ________ (put things into different groups) recyclable waste from other rubbish.
六、短文填空
Have you ever heard of the Running Donkey Dance It is a ___76___ (tradition) folk dance.
The dance mainly comes from Dingzui Town. Its name comes from the town. There are two stories about its birth. One says it started from the tale of “Zhang Guolao Riding the Donkey”. ___77___ other says it came from a dance in Shandong.
The performance isn’t easy—the upper and lower ___78___ (half) of the body must act differently, but they must act ___79___ (close) together. The upper half shows the rider’s feelings, ___80___ joy and anger. The lower half acts the donkey’s movements, showing a lively and funny image.
In 2011, the dance was listed as one of Jiangsu cultural heritages. Now, local people are trying their best ___81___ (protect) and pass it down. Young students ___82___ (encourage) to learn this folk art. Many children are interested in it ___83___ the dance is fun.
“Our culture is like a root. If we lose it, we will lose ___84___ (we),” said a local artist. “Everyone can make a ___85___ to keeping this art alive.”
76.___ 77.___ 78.___ 79.___ 80.___ 81.___ 82.___ 83.___ 84.___ 85.___
七、任务型阅读
Li Jingdi, a 48-year-old woman from Suqian, cannot walk properly because she had polio (小儿麻痹症) when she was a baby. She has to use crutches (拐杖) every day. Many people thought she could not do much because of her disability, but she was determined to prove them wrong. She never gave up.
In 2017, she borrowed money from her friends and started a small food factory one year later. At first, things were very hard. She worked from early morning until late at night. Sometimes she fell down because of her weak legs, but she always got up and kept going. She always kept her promise to make good products. Soon her business became successful.
Now her factory has 26 workers. Among them, 11 are disabled people. She wants to help them live a better life and have a job just like everyone else. “My wheelchair runs slowly, but honesty can take me far,” she often says.
In 2026, she was chosen as one of the “Jiangsu Good People” because of her courage and kindness. Many people are moved by her story. She sets a good example for all of us. She proves that a person’s spirit matters more than their body.
86. What illness did Li Jingdi have as a baby (不超过5词)
________________________________
87. When did she start the food factory (不超过5词)
________________________________
88. How many workers does her factory have now (不超过5词)
________________________________
89. Why does she help disabled people (不超过10词)
________________________________
90. What do you think of Li Jingdi Why (不超过15词)
________________________________
八、书面表达
91. 宿迁，近年来正经历着令人欣喜的变化。从昔日的小镇蝶变为高楼林立、路网纵横的现代化城市，GDP突破5000亿元大关，全国排名攀升至第66位，蝉联“全国文明城市”称号。城市更美了，生活更好了。作为这座城市的一员，我们能为这座城市的未来做些什么？请以“Act for a Better Suqian”为主题，根据下表提示，写一篇英文演讲稿，号召同学们为家乡贡献力量。
方面 具体做法
文明礼仪 称呼用您、耐心排队……
绿色环保 节约用水用电、绿色出行（请补充方式方法）
志愿活动 参加志愿服务（1-2点具体行动）
未来展望 你的建议（1-2点）
要求：
1．词数90词左右，开头结尾已给出，不计入总词数；
2．不得使用真实姓名、校名等。
Act for a Better Suqian
Boys and girls, Suqian has changed a lot over the years. What can we do to make it better _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Let’s work together to make Suqian a better place. Thank you!
参考答案
一、听力
二、单项选择
21.B 22.A 23.D 24.B 25.A 26.B 27.B 28.C 29.B 30.C
三、完形填空
31.B 32.C 33.C 34.D 35.B 36.D 37.B 38.A 39.B 40.C 41.A 42.C 43.D 44.A 45.A
四、阅读理解
A 46.A 47.D 48.A
B 49.A 50.B 51.B
C 52.B 53.A 54.B 55.C
D 56.C 57.D 58.B 59.A 60.C
E 61.C 62.B 63.D 64.E 65.A
五、单词拼写
66.athlete
67.realized
68.patients
69.necessary
70.choices
71.praise
72.strict
73.blind
mon
75.separate
六、短文填空
76.traditional
77.The
78.halves
79.closely
80.like
81.to protect
82.are encouraged
83.because
84.ourselves
85.difference
七、任务型阅读
86.Polio.
87.In 2018.
88.Twenty-six.
89.To help them live better.
90.She’s brave and kind. She never gives up.
八、书面表达范文
Act for a Better Suqian
Boys and girls, Suqian has changed a lot over the years. What can we do to make it better
First, follow good manners. Speak politely and wait in line in public. Second, live a green life. Save water and electricity, and ride bikes or walk instead of driving cars. We can also join volunteer work like cleaning parks or helping the old. I hope we plant more trees and keep streets clean.
Let’s work together to make Suqian a better place. Thank you!

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