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广东佛山市禅城区2025一2026学年第一学期供题训练
八年级英语
一、语法选择：本大题共10小题，共10分。
Last year, 43-year-old Julia felt bored with her daily life. She decided to make (1) change. She tried many things, but none made her (2) happy. Then one day, she saw a woman. The woman (3) ballet. An idea came to her mind: why not try ballet herself
She talked to her husband about (4) . He kindly reminded (提醒) her,"Ballet learners are usually young and flexible (柔韧的)." Julia knew she wasn't as flexible as before, (5) she didn't want her age to stop her.
Julia signed up for a ballet class. On the first day, she felt a little shy. The teacher asked her to stand (6) a large mirror with other younger students."Ballet isn't about being perfect," the teacher said."It's about doing your best." Those words encouraged Julia. She learned to stand tall and keep her (7) . Sometimes she fell, but she always got back up. Class after class, she got (8) than before. She trained even harder (9) her skills.
Today, Julia still dances. She feels happy to challenge herself. She (10) that it is never too late to try something new and to love who you are.
1.A. a B. an C. the
2.A. true B. truth C. truly
3.A. dances B. is dancing C. was dancing
4.A. it B. its C. it’s
5.A. and B. or C. but
6.A. for B. before C. from
7.A. balance B. balances C. balance’s
8.A. confident B. more confident
C. the most confident
9.A. improve B. improving C. to improve
10.A. learned B. has learned C. was learning
二、阅读六选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。
Nowadays, more and more people are becoming “phubbers” (低头族). But what does that mean The word “phub” is made from “phone” and “snub” (冷落). Phubbers always look down at the phone. (1)
In the Netherlands, people have not been allowed to use mobile phones when riding bikes since 2019. (2) The government explained that with so many people using smartphones today, it is easy to have accidents. Studies show that using a phone on a bike is just as dangerous as using it in a car. People might not see others, bikes, or cars around them.
(3) His 13-year-old son, Tommy, died in a bike accident while using his phone to choose songs. After this, Michael asked the government to make a new law. (4) “I stopped my car and cried when I heard it on the radio,” he said.
So remember: whenever you are walking or riding, always look around and stay safe. (5) Your safety is important and so is the safety of others.
A．Why did they make this law
B．Keep your phone away until you stop.
C．They do not pay attention to others around.
D．One father, Michael, knows this danger well.
E．In the past, cyclists could use their phones freely.
F．When he heard the law was coming, he was very happy.
11.A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E F. F
12.A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E F. F
13.A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E F. F
14.A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E F. F
15.A. A B. B C. C D. D E. E F. F
三、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共10分。
John loves collecting cool things on the beach. For him, beachcombing (海滩拾荒) is more than just a (16) .
John was just twelve when he first got interested in (17) things on the beach. One day, he found an old (18) in the sand. What surprised him was a piece of paper inside with a story about a child. John was excited to find something so (19) . It wasn't just a bottle, but a little piece of the past. From then on, he started searching (20) every time he went there in order not to miss anything.
Over the years, the beachcombing has brought him many finds from different (21) . One of his favorite is a mammoth (猛犸象) tooth from the Ice Age. At first, he thought it was just a small white rock, but after washing off the sand, he saw it was (22) than he expected. John's collection also includes a 200-year-old coin and a toy boat from around 1950.
John loves to let people see his finds. Every summer, he opens his own museum to (23) these wonders with visitors. It also brings people (24) moments. Once, an old lady saw a toy she lost on the beach fifty years ago. She was moved to tears.
For John, beachcombing is more than a hobby; it is a (25) . It brings him the joy of discovery, the excitement of history, and the warmth of sharing stories with others.
16.A. lesson B. hobby C. job D. sport
17.A. putting away B. mixing with C. looking after D. picking up
18.A. book B. box C. bottle D. bag
19.A. funny B. shiny C. clean D. special
20.A. carefully B. gladly C. quickly D. secretly
21.A. shops B. museums C. people D. times
22.A. bigger B. cleaner C. whiter D. thinner
23.A. study B. discuss C. share D. explore
24.A. sad B. peaceful C. scary D. touching
25.A. trip B. gift C. sports D. moment
四、阅读理解：本大题共10小题，共20分。
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Smart Tips for a Perfect Group Tour When it comes to travelling, many people choose to take part in a group tour to get the most out of their holiday. However, there are always some details to deal with before you book your trip. Here, our travel expert Dasha has shared three useful tips to help you make the most of your group tour.
Tip 1: Know the Real Price Usually, the group tour covers the costs of buses, tickets, hotel rooms and photos. There may be extra (额外的 ) costs for things like lunches, dinners or gifts you want to buy. Therefore, to know the real price, it is important to read the travel plan carefully before booking.
Tip 2: Check the Tour Plan When you choose a group tour, pay attention to the time and distance (距离) between places in the plan. If it’s not clear, use online maps to check. This helps you see if you’ll be spending too much time traveling instead of visiting. A good tour should give you enough time to enjoy each place.
Tip 3: Arrive Early A group tour always has a fixed (固定的) meeting place and start time. Try to get to the meeting place one day before the group tour begins. This is important because something might go wrong on your way there, and you could miss the group when it leaves. Arriving early gives you time to deal with any problems.
26.What is this passage mainly for
A. Telling a travel story. B. Advertising group tours.
C. Giving useful advice. D. Introducing a travel expert.
27.According to the passage, what might be extra costs on a group tour
A. Meals. B. Hotel rooms. C. Tickets. D. Photos.
28.How can you find out the distances between places if they are not in the plan
A. Call the tour company. B. Read the plan.
C. Ask the travel experts. D. Use online maps.
29.Which of the following pictures shows Tip 3 (A=getting to the meeting place, B=start time)
A.
B.
C.
D.
30.Where is this passage most likely from
A. A school notice board. B. A travel website.
C. A novel about adventures. D. A personal diary.
B
At the 15th National Games, a special helper slowly came into public view—a six-legged guide robot there to help blind people. It was not just a cold machine; it moved gently and worked carefully and wisely, just like a friend.
During the Games, the robot became useful “eyes” for many visitors who have trouble seeing. It could understand spoken words and lead the way safely. In busy places like stadiums and parks, the robot moved smoothly. It “saw” things in the way, such as chairs or people walking by, and quickly found a safer path. This helped blind visitors move around more easily and feel less worried.
What makes this robot special is its six legs. They help it walk well on different terrains—inside buildings, on grass, or on streets. Besides, it does not always need the internet to work. After the Games, the robot still helps people. Now it guides blind people in train stations, airports, and other public places. It can also tell users about traffic lights and help at home.
Like Easton’s story of the helping hand, this robot shows how a good idea can become helpful. Unlike (不像) expensive medical equipment, it is made to be light, safe, and not costly—something ordinary families can actually consider buying. This way, more people can use it. The robot does not just help with walking—it gives more freedom, safety, and friendship to those who need it.
In short, this six-legged guide robot was more than just a star at the National Games. It showed us a future of smart and friendly technology. This kind of technology is inexpensive and can become a part of everyday life. Now, by helping blind people in stations, airports, and even at home, it is truly making the world safer, and warmer.
31.How does the writer begin the passage
A. By describing a vivid scene. B. By asking some questions.
C. By telling an interesting story. D. By giving enough examples.
32.How did the robot help blind visitors during the Games
A. It guided them. B. It comforted them.
C. It talked to them. D. It found seats for them.
33.What does the underlined word “terrains” in Paragraph 3 mean
A. Parts of buildings. B. Sizes of robots.
C. Types of ground. D. Weather conditions.
34.Why does the writer mention Easton’s story of the helping hand
A. To show that building robots is very expensive.
B. To explain how the robot’s legs were designed.
C. To give an example of another helpful machine.
D. To show how good ideas can help people in real life.
35.Which is the best title for the passage
A. A Smart but Expensive Robot B. Helping Hands at the Games
C. The Story of a Six-Legged Robot D. A Six-legged Helper for the Blind
五、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。
36.Sunita lives in the village. She sits and weaves (编织) ropes and grass together. She makes beautiful baskets. That is her job.
The ropes she uses are special. They are very important for climbers in the Himalayan mountains. The climbers use them for safety. After that, people throw the ropes away as waste. Now, skilled people like Sunita use the ropes again. They turn the ropes into new things to sell. For Sunita, this is not just a job— it’s a way to give waste a new life.
Sunita is proud of her job. “At first, I did not know where these ropes came from,” she says. She is weaving a blue rope into a heart-shaped basket. There are also many colorful baskets on the floor. “Later, I learned the truth,” she says. “People collect the ropes from a mountain cleaning project.”
That project started because of a serious problem. Over the years, climbers have left a huge amount of waste on the Himalayan mountains, like old ropes, tents, and bottles. In 2019, the government began the “Clean Himalaya” project to solve it. Teams collect waste from the mountains. Instead of throwing it away, the project now sends things like ropes to skilled village women like Sunita to be reused. In this way, the project not only cleans the mountains but also helps people.
(1) What is Sunita’s job in the village ______________________________________________________________________________________________
(2) Why do the climbers use the ropes _______________________________________________________________________________________________
(3) How does Sunita feel about her job ______________________________________________________________________________________________
(4) Where do teams collect waste _______________________________________________________________________________________________
(5) What was the name of the project in 2019 ______________________________________________________________________________________________
六、选词填空-句子：本大题共1小题，共5分。
37.
afraid avoid creative honour reduce save succeed
(1) I covered my nose so as to the smell.
(2) Fears once held him back but he faced them and .
(3) You should posting personal information online. Only people you know should see it.
(4) It was a great for Niu Yu to carry the torch at the FISU World University Games.
(5) When the children see the Giant, they are .
七、首字母短文填空：本大题共1小题，共11分。
38.Growing Up in a Changing World
Growing up means learning about ourselves and the world around us.
In the past, I was not happy with the birthmark on my face and tried to c (1) it. But I know that I have learnt to a (2) myself. Everyone is special in their own way.
We do not live alone. It is important to get a (3) with others. The story of Six-Chi Lane teaches us to step back and u (4) each other. Sharing joy and kindness makes our relationships stronger.
Today, d (5) life is everywhere. With our phones and computers, we can pay, learn and talk with just a click. It makes things c (6) . But we must use these tools wisely and not let screen time t (7) up all our free time.
Besides our screens, we also need to respect n (8) . Natural disasters remind us what is powerful in our world. We should protect our environment and face challenges w (9) courage.
To be a better me, I will keep exploring, stay curious, and s (10) to my values in this fast-changing world.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
八、完成句子：本大题共4小题，共4分。
39.Maddie sat right beside me. (而不是) looking away, she studied my face.
40.The Giant (拆毁) the wall and tells the children the garden is theirs.
41.I took a deep breath and (清清嗓子) .
42.Jenny’s story blew me away! I must (给某人搭把手) to people like her.
九、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共20分。
43.你校英语俱乐部将举办一场英语辩论赛，辩题为“Is it OK to break the traffic rules ”。请选择正方或反方，撰写一篇发言稿，阐述你的立场并论证你的观点。
注意：（1）不得照抄试卷中的原文，不得在作文中出现真实校名和学生的真实姓名。
（2）可在内容提示的基础上适当拓展信息。
（3）语句连贯，词数80左右。作文的开头结尾已经给出，不计入总词数，也无需抄到答题卡上。
Good morning, judges and fellow students,
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
That’s my opinion. Thank you for listening.
1~10.【答案】A、C、C、A、C、B、A、B、C、B
11~15.【答案】C、A、D、F、B
16~25.【答案】B、D、C、D、A、D、A、C、D、B
26~30.【答案】C、A、D、B、B
31~35.【答案】A、A、C、D、D
36.【答案】【小题1】
She makes beautiful baskets.
【小题2】
They use the ropes for safety.
【小题3】
She is proud of her job.
【小题4】
Teams collect waste from the mountains.
【小题5】
The name of the project in 2019 was the “Clean Himalaya” project.
37.【答案】【小题1】
reduce
【小题2】
succeeded
【小题3】
avoid
【小题4】
honour
【小题5】
afraid
38.【答案】【小题1】
cover/over
【小题2】
accept/ccept/appreciate/ppreciate
【小题3】
along/long
【小题4】
understand/nderstand
【小题5】
digital/igital
【小题6】
convenient/onvenient
【小题7】
take/ake
【小题8】
nature/ature
【小题9】
with/ith
【小题10】
stick/tick
39.【答案】Instead
of
40.【答案】pulls
down
41.【答案】cleared
my
throat
42.【答案】lend
a
hand
43.【答案】Good morning, judges and fellow students,
I believe it is sometimes OK to break traffic rules in real emergencies. Rules are important, but saving a life is more important.
For example, if an ambulance needs to rush a patient to the hospital, going through a red light can save time. Also, if someone is in danger, a driver might need to stop suddenly even if it is not a parking area.
So, yes, I believe it is sometimes OK. But only in real emergencies.
That’s my opinion. Thank you for listening.
范文二（反对观点）
Good morning, judges and fellow students,
I strongly believe it is never OK to break traffic rules. Rules are not made to trouble us, but to protect every person on the road.
For example, Some students rush to cross red lights in the morning, which is risky as drivers can’t notice them in time. Also, if one person breaks a rule, others might think it’s okay and follow. This can lead to more accidents.
Therefore, following the rules is the safest choice for everyone. Let’s all be responsible and make our roads safe together.
That’s my opinion. Thank you for listening.
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