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浙江绍兴市嵊州市2025学年第二学期期末学业质量评价八年级英语
一、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。
In a small town, a boy named Timmy was in Grade Five. Most of his classmates thought he was bad at soccer. Surprisingly, he dreamed of becoming an excellent (1) player.
Every summer, the town held a kids' soccer competition. Timmy hoped to join in to prove himself. But he had a big (2) : he was not confident enough. He learned skills from star players and practiced hard after school. He knew he could not win alone, (3) he began to look for great teammates.
He found some helpful partners. Rebecca ran fastest and was talented in sports, but she was (4) and hardly talked to teammates. Spud could always tell where the ball would go and helped the team silently. A pair of twins also (5) their team.
At first, they were unfamiliar with each other. They practiced every day and (6) built trust. They made progress but still felt worried. Positive Timmy (7) his teammates and made a special game plan.
On match day, many villagers came to watch. Other players were (8) and looked down on Timmy's team. Timmy's team fell behind at first, but Timmy's plan worked soon. He passed the ball smartly, Rebecca ran past other players, and Spud with the twins worked closely to guard their (9) .
A light rain fell, but none of (10) in the team decided to give up. They passed the ball carefully and waited for good (11) to score. Finally, their hard work paid off and they beat the other team.
Through this game, every member learned a lot (12) each other. Success does not just come from talent. They kept (13) their teamwork later. Timmy learned to (14) closely with partners. All the hard work brought unexpected (15) . They realized teamwork and never giving up help people beat troubles and achieve dreams.
1.A. basketball B. soccer C. volleyball D. ping-pong
2.A. plan B. rule C. problem D. reason
3.A. so B. but C. or D. because
4.A. smart B. quiet C. funny D. kind
5.A. joined B. left C. helped D. found
6.A. quickly B. correctly C. warmly D. early
7.A. looked for B. turned down C. depended on D. cheered up
8.A. shy B. proud C. nervous D. busy
9.A. goal B. side C. corner D. field
10.A. us B. you C. them D. it
11.A. plans B. ways C. orders D. chances
12.A. from B. with C. of D. for
13.A. losing B. changing C. breaking D. improving
14.A. see B. study C. work D. talk
15.A. success B. kindness C. courage D. warmth
二、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。
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You can only use this for small cuts. Ask adults for help right away if the cut is deep and bleeds heavily.
1 Press to stop bleeding Cover the cut with clean medical cloth. Push hard for 5 to 10 minutes. ◆ Don t lift the cloth to check. ◆ If blood goes through the cloth, put a new cloth on top. Do not take the old one off. 2 Wash and clean the cut When blood stops, wash dirt away with clean running water. Use iodine (碘伏) to clean the skin around the cut.
3 Cover and bandage Put a new clean cloth over the cut, then wrap it gently with bandages. 4 Check tightness Press your fingernail. Your nail (指甲) turns pink again within 2 seconds. Your fingers should not feel numb or cold.
Stop everything and ask adults for help if: ▲The cut is very deep. ▲Blood runs out quickly. ▲There is glass or wood inside the cut.
16.What should we do if blood goes through the cloth
A. Take off the old one first. B. Cover it gently with bandages.
C. Put a new cloth over it directly. D. Wash the cut with running water.
17.When should we ask adults for help
A. A piece of glass stays inside the cut.
B. Our nail turns pink in two seconds.
C. The cut stops bleeding quickly.
D. Some dirt is around the cut.
18.What is the text
A. A story. B. A diary. C. A letter. D. A guide.
B
A 13-year-old boy in the West Midlands, England, has raised 18,000 for charity by recycling (回收) about 1.5 million soft drink cans over the last three years.
Ryan Hulance was 10 when he started noticing many cans were thrown away in his community, harming the environment while wasting valuable natural materials. He wanted to help local food banks and look after the planet at the same time, so he set up “We Can CIC”, an organization that collected cans and sold them for charity.
At first, he only collected cans from family, friends and local parks, but soon he could do more. In 2023, he began asking restaurants, shops and nursing homes to put away their empty cans for him. Many businesses were inspired by his dedication and joined in his action. Some places specially kept large bins just to store empty cans waiting for Ryan’s weekly pickup.
Last year alone, he collected eight tons of cans—the weight of four large cars—worth about 6,000. He spent around 20 hours a week collecting, crushing (压碎) and sending cans to the recycling factories, often with help from his parents and neighbors. The crusher he used was a donation from a local businessman who respected his charity work. So far, all the money he raised has gone to buy food and basic daily goods for people in need.
“I really love what I do because I get to help people and families who are in difficulties,” Ryan said. “Every can matters, and I hope to keep growing this project to help even more people in the future.”
19.Why did Ryan start “We Can CIC”
A. To collect more cans. B. To get work experience.
C. To become a businessman. D. To help people and nature.
20.What does the underlined word “dedication” in Paragraph 3 probably mean
A. Secret. B. Talent. C. Luck. D. Effort.
21.What’s people’s attitude (态度) towards Ryan’s action
A. Supportive. B. Disappointed. C. Surprised. D. Angry.
22.What can we learn from Ryan’s story
A. The planet is in poor condition now.
B. Anyone can make a difference in life.
C. Big success calls for more business.
D. Good family relationship matters most.
C
①Life can be quite busy so taking a break and enjoying your own self-time can be really good for you. Being with friends and family is important for emotional health, building relationships and developing social skills. However, spending time on your own can help you to grow in different ways.
②The British expert Pinchin, who helps people with emotional health, says that spending time on your own has lots of benefits. “It is a fantastic chance for children’s minds to explore,” she explains. “Some children become slower in thinking when they follow orders from others all the pared with them, kids who stay alone can let their imagination run wild. Also, they can grow more independent, focus better and get the ability to make choices.”
③Spending time alone also helps you to learn other practical skills. “With no direction from others, a child can spend time working out how to complete a task, so they can get better at dealing with different problems,” says Pinchin. Trying to work through difficult problems by yourself can also make you more confident and stronger.
④Understanding how to manage your emotions is another benefit of having time alone. In fact, a study has shown that children who spend some time playing on their own are better at controlling their emotions when they’re older. They can always find proper ways to deal with them and become happier again.
⑤“Sometimes, enjoying self-time is good,” says Margarita who made the study. She added, “Learning to be alone is a skill, and it can make you feel fresh and energetic.”
23.How does Pinchin state the benefits of spending time alone in Paragraph 2
A. By telling a story. B. By giving an example.
C. By asking a question. D. By making a comparison.
24.What practical skills can children develop by spending time alone
A. Giving directions. B. Making friends.
C. Solving problems. D. Creating new things.
25.What does the underlined word “them” in Paragraph 4 refer to
A. Ways. B. Children. C. Difficulties. D. Emotions.
26.What’s the structure of the text
A. B. C. D.
D
In January, the Ice Memory Sanctuary (库) opened in Antarctica (南极洲). It is the world’s first place for keeping mountain ice cores (冰芯).
Ice cores are very important for studying the Earth’s climate. They are made up of many layers (层) of ice. As snow slowly built up over thousands of years, more and more ice layers formed. By studying these layers, scientists can learn what the environment was like in the past. They can also guess how the climate might change in the future.
Ice cores can also tell us about human activities in ancient times. In 2025, Danish scientists studied 3,000-year-old ice cores from Greenland. They found lead (铅) pollution in the ice. Scientists believe this pollution might have affected people’s health and their lives in ancient Rome, NBC reported.
In a word, ice cores “allow scientists — now and in the future — to understand what has changed, how fast, and why”, said Celeste Saulo, from WMO, at the opening ceremony of the Ice Memory Sanctuary.
However, the Earth is losing 27 billion tons of ice every year, the same as 27 years of human water use. Building the sanctuary is an important way to protect ice cores. It works like a natural fridge and can keep ice cores at about -50℃. Best of all, it does not need any electricity. The WMO says this design can save energy and reduce costs.
27.What can scientists learn from ice cores
A. Past environmental conditions. B. The size of mountains.
C. Modern human activities. D. Daily life in Antarctica.
28.The underlined sentence in Paragraph 5 mainly shows the ________ of protecting ice cores.
A. result B. cost C. value D. plan
29.What’s the biggest advantage of the Ice Memory Sanctuary
A. It has a long history. B. It makes water clean.
C. It covers a wide area. D. It works without electricity.
30.What is the best title of the text
A. Terrible Ice Loss on Our Planet
B. A Smart Way to Save Energy
C. Climate Changes in the Future
D. A Special Home for Ice Cores
三、选词填空-短文：本大题共1小题，共6分。
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Many AI apps use soft and gentle voices, such as Doubao. It answers questions patiently and (1) , which makes us feel comfortable when asking for help. It never loses its temper (2) we ask the same thing again and again. When I come across new words, I ask Doubao about their meanings. It quickly (3) example sentences and explains the grammar. I feel like it is a(n) (4) study partner as my classmates may hate my repeated questions. Doubao has also supported us in many parts of daily life (5) it was born. It helps us realize the true (6) of smart learning and makes our lives easier.
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四、阅读填空：本大题共2小题，共19分。
32.阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给的汉语注释写出单词的正确形式，每空一词。
In recent years, we have learned a lot about Yingge dance (英歌舞) from social media. Its (1) (不寻常) show at the 2025 Spring Festival Gala has also shocked many people.
Last winter vacation, I (2) (返回) to my hometown Shantou. I had the chance to watch Yingge dance up close with many locals and (3) (参观者), waiting for the performers to arrive. Soon, I heard the sound of drums and sticks from (4) (活跃) dancers. They moved their sticks (5) (漂亮), making them look like part of their bodies. The mix of music, movement and sound brought excitement to (6) (每人).
My uncle was one of the dancers. After the show, I had a (7) (闲聊) with him. He said, “Yingge dance can (8) (传播) our culture and makes Chinese people more proud of our traditions.” He also (9) (建议) young people to care about keeping traditional culture.
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33.
Fighting desertification (沙漠化) has become a meaningful activity in modern China. As spring winds sweep across the Gobi Desert in Northwest China, many young people travel to Minqin from March to May to plant trees and protect the land. Minqin has become (1) unexpected destination (目的地) for many Chinese young people, not for sightseeing, (2) for planting trees and it's their hope to protect this area.
Minqin County is in Gansu Province, and it is surrounded (包围) by China's third and (3) (four) largest deserts, the Badain Jaran and the Tengger. Over the past three years, more than 100, 000 (4) (volunteer) have traveled to Minqin to plant trees. For many of (5) , their journey began with an online invitation: "Come to Minqin and plant a tree. "
Minqin plays an important role (6) fighting against desertification because of its special location. Since the 1950s, local people (7) (plant) lots of grass and trees in this area. Their hard work has helped protect more land from becoming desert.
Now the activity is becoming more and more popular. It has (8) (successful) attracted many young volunteers from across the country. Many people travel long distances (9) (join) in the activity and help protect the environment. With the efforts of these volunteers, the Gobi Desert may become (10) (green) and more hopeful in the future.
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五、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共20分。
34.假如你是张华，你校为帮助即将来访的国际交换生了解中国文化，将举办“中国传统文化分享日”活动。现英语社团征集活动发言稿，请阅读下面海报，写一份英语发言稿参与投稿。
Chinese Culture Sharing Day
Join us to welcome our international students and share our great Chinese culture with them!You may talk ·customs about festivals, greetings, etc.; ·dining customs about table manners (chopsticks using, proper topics, etc.); ·tips on staying with a Chinese host family.
Just send us your speech at studentvolunteers@.
注意：
1．发言稿内容需任选其中两项展开，可适当增加细节；
2．不得出现真实人名、校名；
3．词数80词左右，发言稿的开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
Dear friends,
Welcome to China and let me share some Chinese culture with you. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Hope you’ll have a great time in China!
Yours,
Zhang Hua
六、其他：本大题共1小题，共10分。
35.A book report is a short essay. It summarizes a book and gives basic information like the writer, the plot, the main idea, and sometimes a simple opinion. Writing a book report may not seem fun at first, but it gives you a great chance to fully understand a work and its writer. (1)
Choose an interesting book.
If your teacher doesn’t ask you to read a specific book, pick one you like. Choosing a good book will make the reading and writing process more enjoyable. If you’re not sure where to start, try finding one at the library and ask the librarian for suggestions.
Write down the key points of the book.
Before you start reading, make notes of important information like the writer and the type. Here are some questions to ask yourself as you look over the book: Who wrote the book (2) Is the book fiction or nonfiction If it’s fiction, is it historical, fantasy, mystery, etc.
(3)
Your last paragraph is where you pull everything together for your reader. Include a few quick sentences summarizing the whole book. You can also make a final statement about whether you’d suggest the book to other readers and why.
Review and polish your book report.
(4) First, check if the structure and each paragraph are clear. Second, correct small mistakes such as spelling mistakes and missing punctuation. Then ask your family, friends or classmates to read your report and write down their suggestions. Once you’ve made all the corrections, compare your report to the checklist to make sure you’ve followed all of your teacher’s directions.
A．Write a short summary.
B．Read your book report at least twice.
C．Take careful notes when reading.
D．Do you know any other works by this writer
E．Here are some tips for writing a book report.
(1)
A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E
(2)
A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E
(3)
A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E
(4)
A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E
(5) Which book will you choose for your book report Why （不超过15词）____________________________________________________________________________________________
1~15.【答案】B、C、A、B、A、A、D、B、A、C、D、A、D、C、A
16~18.【答案】C、A、D
19~22.【答案】D、D、A、B
23~26.【答案】D、C、D、B
27~30.【答案】A、C、D、D
31.【答案】【小题1】
clearly
【小题2】
even though
【小题3】
provides
【小题4】
good
【小题5】
since
【小题6】
value
32.【答案】【小题1】
unusual
【小题2】
returned
【小题3】
visitors
【小题4】
active/lively
【小题5】
beautifully
【小题6】
everyone/everybody
【小题7】
chat
【小题8】
spread
【小题9】
advised
33.【答案】【小题1】
an
【小题2】
but
【小题3】
fourth
【小题4】
volunteers
【小题5】
them
【小题6】
in
【小题7】
have planted
【小题8】
successfully
【小题9】
to join
【小题10】
greener
34.【答案】Dear friends,
Welcome to China and let me share some Chinese culture with you. First, let me tell you about Chinese table manners. We use chopsticks to enjoy most dishes, and it’s impolite to stick chopsticks straight into the rice. We prefer to talk about warm and relaxing topics during meals. Besides, traditional festivals are an important part of Chinese culture. During the Spring Festival, families get together, eat dumplings and visit close relatives. Hope you’ll have a great time in China!
Hope you’ll have a great time in China!
Yours,
Zhang Hua
35.【答案】【小题1】
E
【小题2】
D
【小题3】
A
【小题4】
B
【小题5】
I will choose The Old Man and the Sea because it inspires me.
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