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河北廊坊市香河县
2025—2026学年度第二学期八年级期末质量监测英语试卷
一、听力选择
1.A．I’m relaxing myself. B．Don’t mention it. C．It’s my pleasure.
2.A．I’m OK. B．Good idea. C．Good luck.
3.A．Never mind. B．Twenty minutes’ walk. C．In two weeks.
4.A．I think so. B．I like reading. C．A book about robots.
5.A．How lucky. B．Congratulations. C．What a pity!
6. What traditional art does the girl learn from her grandma
7. Which character do the sentences describe
8. Why do they set up the UN Culture Day
A．To make some money.
B．To know about cultures.
C．To let people know the UN.
9. When is the UN Culture Day
A．On April 20th. B．On April 12th. C．On April 21st.
10. What kind of books does Anna like best
A．Science books. B．Story books. C．History books.
11. What does Anna learn most from reading
A．New words. B．Life lessons. C．Writing skills.
12. What does Anna think of reading good books
A．Meaningful. B．Tiring. C．Boring.
13. Where are the speakers now
A．At school. B．In a library. C．In a restaurant.
14. When will the girl go to her friend’s home
A．On Friday. B．On Saturday. C．On Sunday.
15. What’s Tom’s advice
A．Use chopsticks while eating.
B．Don’t talk while eating.
C．Talk with friends before dinner.
16. What does Steve want to do this weekend
A．Go to the library. B．Go to the dentist. C．Meet his aunt.
17. What’s the matter with Laura
A．She has a headache. B．She has a toothache. C．She has a sore throat.
18. Where is Hotel DC
A．Beside a train station.
B．Behind a hospital.
C．Near a supermarket.
19. How high is Huangshan
A．About 1,684 meters.
B．About 1,846 meters.
C．About 1,864 meters.
20. When is the best time to visit it
A．From March to October.
B．From April to November.
C．From May to December
21. What can you watch in the early morning there
A．The sea of clouds. B．The sunrise. C．The bright moon.
22. Where was the speaker last Friday evening
A．At home. B．At grandma’s village. C．At school.
23. What was the speaker doing when the storm came
A．Playing outside. B．Watching TV. C．Doing homework.
24. How was the weather before the storm
A．Sunny and warm.
B．Dark and windy.
C．Cloudy and cool.
25. How did the writer feel about the experience
A．Terrible but unforgettable.
B．Boring and tiring.
C．Exciting and happy.
二、听力填空
Volunteer Experience
Place At a 26 hospital.
Working time For about 27 months.
Jobs ◆ 28 stories to the sick kids and played small games.
◆Helped clean their 29 .
Feeling ◆Their big smiles made me feel 30 and happy
◆A meaningful experience.
三、完形填空
On a sunny afternoon, 14-year-old Mia found a packet of sunflower seeds in her Grandma’s garden.
Excited, she planted one in a pot, watered it ___31___, and checked it every morning for growth. After three days with no ___32___, she asked Grandma, “Why isn’t it growing I’ve done everything right!”
Grandma smiled and handed her another seed. “Plant this, too, but promise you’ll ___33___ checking it every day.” Mia ___34___. She placed the second pot on her desk and focused on schoolwork, forgetting it for a week.
Seven days later, Mia noticed a tiny green sprout in the first pot. She ran to check the second pot excitedly—it had grown twice as tall! She couldn’t understand, so she asked why the “ignored” seed grew ___35___.
“Plants need time and space, just like people,”Grandma explained. “Watching too ___36___ won’t make things go fast. Trust the process.”
Mia realised she’d been impatient with many things—art, basketball, even friendships. This experience taught her a ___37___ lesson: good things come to those who wait, and true growth needs patience and trust. From then on, she learned to stay patient without ___38___ daily progress, and to give herself and others enough ___39___ to grow.
Growth ___40___ in quiet moments. When we focus less on results and more on lasting work, wonderful things appear.
31. A．daily B．weekly C．monthly D．yearly
32. A．ways B．plans C．changes D．problems
33. A．finish B．stop C．keep D．enjoy
34. A．agreed B．suggested C．laughed D．refused
35. A．slower B．taller C．greener D．smaller
36. A．suddenly B．calmly C．closely D．quickly
37. A．boring B．difficult C．valuable D．dangerous
38. A．giving out B．turning on C．taking up D．worrying about
39. A．time B．money C．food D．water
40. A．leaves B．decides C．regrets D．happens
四、短文填空
There was a traditional way to start learning in ancient China. Before beginning their studies, students ___41___ (meet) their teachers in a very special way. It was called the Bai Shi Ceremony, which marked the beginning of ___42___ (they) learning journey.
People believe that it is one of the most meaningful ancient ___43___ (custom) for students. If you want to fully understand old Chinese education culture, you had better learn more about the Bai Shi Ceremony first.
At the ceremony, students gave their teachers a cup of tea, and they also wrote a Bai Shi Tie. These acts meant, “I trust you, teacher. I’m ready to learn ___44___ you.” In return, the teacher made ___45___ promise. He would treat the student like a family member. The teacher didn’t just teach ___46___ (skill). He helped the student become an honest person who never tells lies and learn to live a life ___47___ (wise). When a student made mistakes, the teacher would tell him that he should correct his faults at once instead ___48___ hiding anything from his educator. This deep relationship between teacher and student was the heart of ___49___ (China) education, and it was far ___50___ (valuable) than any book knowledge.
Traditional teacher-student culture ___51___ (pass) down from generation to generation. Up to now, people ___52___ (keep) this spirit for thousands of years. ___53___ we don’t hold this ceremony anymore, many students still show love to their teachers. A kind word, a smile, or a thank-you note can all be great ways ___54___ (express) thanks. If every student carries this spirit, our education culture ___55___ (become) better and better.
五、阅读理解
A
The Medicine Label (标签)
Usage:
common cold, headache, fever, and cough
Total number: 30 pills
Use before: December 31st, 2026
1xPil1 1xDaily 24 HOUR PERIOD
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Warnings:
▲ Take with a full glass of water after meals.
▲ This medicine may make you sleepy. Do not drive,use dangerous machines, or do anything that needs yourfull attention.
▲ If you feel dizzy (头晕) or have a dry mouth, stoptaking it and ask a doctor.
▲ Do not give this medicine to children under 12 years old.
▲ Directions: Adults and children over 12: Take one pill by mouthAevery 24 hours.
▲ Do not take more than 2 pills in 24 hours. Doctor: Dr. John Doe
Pharmacy (药店): Flamingo Pharmacy
Address: 123 Main Street, Las Vegas
Phone: (702)123-4567
56. Who should take the medicine
A．A worker who feels sleepy.
B．A 10-year-old boy with a fever.
C．An adult with a stomachache.
D．A 13-year-old girl who has a cold.
57. After taking the medicine, you should not ______.
A．go for a walk
B．drink a glass of water
C．go to bed
D．drive to work
58. What can we learn about the medicine
A．You can buy the medicine by emailing the pharmacy.
B．You can take 3 pills in a day if you have a high fever.
C．You can take the medicine before December 31st, 2026.
D．You can keep the medicine in direct sunlight for storage.
B
①Wang Haoze made history in 2024 as China’s first woman flight engineer and a member of the Shenzhou-19 space team. Her journey to space is a story of hard work. It shows that even the hardest goals can be achieved with a willing mind.
②Born in 1990 in Hebei Province, Wang grew up in a strict but loving family. Her mother was a teacher, and her father worked as a policeman. From a young age, she learned the value of keeping on doing something. In 2008, she passed China’s National College Entrance Exam and joined Southeast University in Nanjing. There, she was good at studying and loved sports, often competing in races.
③After graduating in 2015, Wang became a rocket engineer in Beijing. In 2018, she applied for China’s astronaut program. Over two years, she faced hard tests against 2,500 people. Wang never gave up, even during challenges like 72 hours without sleep or food. Although failing many times, she believed every challenge was a step closer to her goal. Finally, she became one of the 18 new astronauts—and the only woman in the group.
④On October 30, 2024, Wang’s dream came true. She flew into space with two teammates aboard Shenzhou-19, becoming China’s third woman astronaut.
⑤Wang Haoze’s story shows that with a willing mind, normal people can make wonderful things. Her story makes more people reach for their dreams, no matter how impossible they seem.
59. How does the passage tell Wang Haoze’s story
A．By asking questions.
B．By telling events in time order.
C．By comparing her with others.
D．By using conversations.
60. What is the correct order of Wang Haoze’s experience
① She flew into space aboard Shenzhou-19.
② She studied at Southeast University in Nanjing.
③ She worked as a rocket engineer in Beijing.
④ She became one of the 18 new astronauts.
A．②→③→④→① B．②→④→③→①
C．③→②→④→① D．①→③→②→④
61. What was Wang Haoze like during her training
A．She was nervous and afraid of difficulties.
B．She was tired but easily gave up.
C．She was strong and never gave up.
D．She was relaxed and easy-going.
C
Some schools ask their students to do volunteer work. Some students like doing volunteer work, while others don’t. So should students do volunteer work I think they should. Here are my reasons.
Doing volunteer work can help students get into colleges. Many colleges look at the time students spend doing volunteer work. If they don’t do any volunteer work, they may not be able to get into a college.
Not all students go to college after leaving high school. If you think that those students don’t need to do volunteer work, you’re wrong. Students can get a lot of skills by doing volunteer work.
________. Everyone lives in a community. Doing volunteer work helps you know that you’re part of your community. When you know that, you’ll love your community.
Doing volunteer work can help those in need. It can improve some people’s lives. Research shows that when you assist others, you’ll be happier, too. So doing volunteer work is good not only for the receiver but also for the giver.
Now we can say that doing volunteer work is very important for students. So students should do volunteer work.
62. What can we know from Paragraph 2
A．Many children enjoy volunteering at college.
B．Many colleges ask students to volunteer for them.
C．Many colleges organize volunteer work for their students.
D．Many colleges like students with experiences of doing volunteer work.
63. What can we put into the blank “________”
A．Doing volunteer work teaches you skills.
B．We cannot live by ourselves in this world
C．You can make friends by being a volunteer.
D．Helping others can make you feel good.
64. What does the underlined “assist” mean
A．push B．compare C．compete D．help
65. Which of the following best shows the structure of the text
D
On April 19, 2026, at the Beijing E-Town half marathon (马拉松), a humanoid robot named “Flash” crossed the finish line in 50′26″, beating the human world record of 57′20″ in 2025. For the first time, a machine had outrun the best human runners in a long-distance race.
This was no accident. The victory showed that robots had reached a new level of skill in working independently. More than 40 percent of the competing robots ran completely on their own. Using only sensors (传感器), cameras and other tools, these robots could see the road in real time and independently complete difficult tasks such as avoiding obstacles (障碍物) and planning their own ways. Even the course itself was made more challenging by including hills and turns. Yet, the leading self-driving robots still did well with added difficulties.
Besides, engineers used to need several minutes to change the battery and restart the robot. This year, however, the process only took a few seconds with the development of hot-swap battery technology (热插拔电池技术). With it, the robot no longer needed to shut down, saving much time.
The marathon is more than a sports event. It’s a real-world test for robots. This helps engineers find their weaknesses and improve their designs, which opens the door for robots to be used more widely—in factories, in hospitals, and even at home helping people.
We are now seeing the rise of smarter machines that are learning to live in our world. Clearly, the robot race has only just begun.
66. What did the robot “Flash” do
A．Beat a human record.
B．Broke a machine.
C．Recorded running time.
D．Lost a running race.
67. What do we know about the competing robots this year
A．They could run without sensors or cameras.
B．All of them completed the race independently.
C．They depended on humans to plan their ways.
D．Some succeeded in dealing with the challenges.
68. What does “it” refer to in Paragraph 3
A．The battery. B．The robot. C．The technology. D．The event.
69. According to Paragraph 4, what’s the value of the robot marathon
A．It serves as a show for people to enjoy and relax.
B．It allows workers and doctors to free their hands.
C．It helps the public to understand running events.
D．It provides more information for future improvement.
70. Which is the best title for the passage
A．The Fastest Human Runner in History
B．From Racing to Reality: Humanoid Robots
C．How to Train a Robot for a Marathon
D．The History of the Beijing Robot Marathon
六、任务型阅读
Minqin County lies in the northeast of Hexi Corridor. As the county is between the Tengger and Badain Jaran deserts, it used to be one of China’s most sandy counties, with strong winds and sandstorms often hitting the area.
This spring, tens of thousands of volunteers came to Minqin from all over the country. Their purpose is to plant trees with their own hands. Nearly 80 percent of them are young people aged from 20 to 35. They shared their stories online, making this small northwestern county with a population of 170,000 become well-known.
Many people wonder why these young people choose to plant trees in Minqin. According to their comments, they get a strong sense of joy and power from the work. When planting young trees, they forget all their worries and feel peaceful and focused. Some say the trees they plant grow with them, facing difficulties bravely just like they do.
In videos online, these young people carry tools and trees, walking in a long line across the desert. Their action is not only about planting green, but also showing the sense of responsibility of young people. It is a meaningful journey. This is how young people turn responsibility into action.
71. What often hits Minqin County
___71___
72. Why did the volunteers come to Minqin
___72___
73. How did volunteers make Minqin well-known
___73___
74. What do the young people get from planting trees
___74___
75. What other small things can students do to protect the environment in daily life
___75___
七、补全对话
A: Hello, Dale. You look terrible. ___76___
B: I didn’t sleep well last night.
A: What were you doing last night
B: ___77___. I didn’t finish it until midnight.
A: Poor guy! No wonder you don’t look well. You know, less sleep is bad for your health.
B: So I really need to do something to change it. ___78___
A: Sure. I advise you to make a plan before doing your homework. And you’d better do some outdoor sports.
B: ___79___. I am going to follow your advice.
A: If you are too busy on weekdays, just relax yourself on weekends.
B: But I have no idea what to do on weekends.
A: We will have a basketball game on Sunday. ___80___
B: Yes, I’d love to. See you.
八、书面表达
81. 你校英语报就“How to Make Our Spare Time More Meaningful ”开展征文活动。请你根据下列要点提示写一篇征文。要点提示：
Your classmates give advice:
help parents do housework to show love
read books to know more about the world
take up a new hobby
Your opinion (at least 2 points):
do sports to keep fit
work as a volunteer (志愿者)
…
要求：
（1）短文应包括所给内容要点，并谈谈你的观点及收获；
（2）词数80左右，短文开头已给出，不计入总词数。
How to Make Our Spare Time More Meaningful
Recently, we discussed how to make our spare time more meaningful. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
参考答案
一、听力选择
二、听力填空
三、完形填空
31.A 32.C 33.B 34.A 35.B 36.C 37.C 38.D 39.A 40.D
四、短文填空
41.met 42.their 43.customs 44.from 45.a 46.skills 47.wisely 48.of 49.Chinese 50.more valuable 51.has been passed 52.have kept 53.Although/Though 54. to express 55.will become
五、阅读理解
56.D 57.D 58.C
59.B 60.A 61.C
62.D 63.B 64.D 65. B
66.A 67.D 68.C 69.D 70.B
六、任务型阅读
71.Strong winds and sandstorms.
72.To plant trees.
73.They shared their stories online.
74.A strong sense of joy and power.
75.We can save water and stop using disposable plastic bags.
七、补全对话
76.What’s wrong with you / What happened to you
77.I was doing my homework
78.Can you give me some advice
79.Sounds good / That sounds great
80.Would you like to join us
八、书面表达范文
How to Make Our Spare Time More Meaningful
Recently, we discussed how to make our spare time more meaningful.
My classmates have some good suggestions. We can help parents with housework to show our love, read more books to learn about the world and take up new hobbies.
As for me, I think we should do sports to keep healthy. Besides, taking volunteer work is great. We can help people in need and learn responsibility.
Small activities make our free time colourful and valuable.

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