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20252026学年八年级下学期期末英语试题
阅读理解
A
1. Which of the following is true about activity rewards
A．People can get a prize of 5 kg of beef as long as they sign up.
B．People will learn how to make beef dishes in the community.
C．People will get free beef rewards if they lose weight as required.
2. Which of the following can be put in △ in the last part
A．Sports Rules
B．Lifestyle Tips
C．Food Safety
3. Where can you most probably read the passage
A．On a notice board.
B．In a science report.
C．On a shopping website.
B
Recently, a mother’s simple act of love in China has touched millions online after her son Liu shared several pictures on Douyin.
When Liu was in middle school, many of his classmates had schoolbags from famous brands. He went home and asked his mother for one. However, at the time, his family’s business wasn’t doing well, so his mother told him they couldn’t afford it. But then, during the school holidays, his mother did something special. She carefully stitched (缝) a wellknown brand’s logo onto his red schoolbag and even added embroidery (刺绣) of flowers and leaves.
“When I saw it, I thought it was so beautiful, and I was happy all night,” Liu said. But when he brought it to school, his classmates quickly pointed out that the brand didn’t make such a bag. Feeling embarrassed (尴尬的、窘迫的), the then14yearold decided not to take the schoolbag to school anymore, and he even hid it away.
Now Liu is over 20 years old. He feels completely different about it. He shared online and wrote, “At the time, I was young and thought this schoolbag was embarrassing. But now, I think it’s the most priceless treasure in the world.”
The heartwarming post (帖子) has got over thirteen million likes on Douyin. Some people commented this was the most beautiful logo they had ever seen. Many also shared photos of homemade things from their mothers, like schoolbags, shoes and scarves. Later, the brand’s official account (官方账号) also left a comment on the post, saying “Great stitching! A mother’s love is the courage that carries us through. We have prepared a gift for your mother. Please message us.”
4. What does the underlined word “afford” in paragraph 2 mean
A．To be able to pay for something.
B．To have enough time to do something.
C．To provide somebody with something for free.
5. How did Liu’s feelings about the schoolbag change over time
① proud ② angry ③ excited ④embarrassed
A．③→②→① B．①→④→③ C．③→④→①
6. What happened to Liu’s post
A．It helped the brand become more famous.
B．It reminded people of similar acts of love.
C．It caused a discussion about brandname products.
7. What life lesson can we learn from Liu’s story
A．A mother understands what her child doesn’t say.
B．Kids don’t understand the true meaning of happiness.
C．A mother’s love is more important than material things.
C
Cute animals, funny memes (表情包)… You may have seen these fuse bead (拼豆) works on social media. Maybe you have even given it a try yourself!
Making fuse bead art is easy to start. Put small beads on a board and press them hot to stick together, then you can make different pictures.
Yang Hetong, 15, is a big fan of fuse beads from Guangdong. “I have made many things, such as key rings and door signs,” she said. “They are not just cute but also useful.” Yang also made a name card for her favorite star, which became popular on Xiaohongshu. “Many people asked me for the template (模板), which made me feel proud.”
For 13yearold Bi Tianyu, playing with fuse beads is the best thing to do with friends. “We sit together and share our works. You feel that someone is with you. It helps us get on well with one another.”
When Xiao Sa, a 22yearold from Fujian first started fuse bead art, she was preparing for a big exam. “I was worried all the time, and found fuse beads quite relaxing. When I carefully arranged (拼) each bead and fixed them into shape, I became quiet. The worries slowly melt away.”
The fuse beads seem to be more than a craft (工艺)—they’re a fun way to create, relax, and connect with others.
8. What do we know about fuse bead art from Paragraphs 1 and 2
A．It is mainly for making gifts.
B．It is easy to learn and make.
C．People need great talent to make it.
9. Why does the writer share some people’s personal stories
A．To show how fuse bead art helps with schoolwork.
B．To teach readers how to make fuse bead art.
C．To explain how fuse bead art makes people feel.
10. What does the underlined phrase “melt away” in Paragraph 5 most probably mean
A．Go away.
B．Change into water.
C．Grow.
11. What is the structure of the passage
D
A VISIT TO FLORENCE
by Jamal Mohamed, age 12
I often travel abroad with my parents. They’re both painters, so they really enjoy visiting museums all over the world. Last summer we went to Italy. We visited a lot of beautiful cities, but the one I liked best was Florence. The lady who took us sightseeing was my father’s art teacher. She’d lived in Florence for over 30 years, so she knew a lot of interesting facts about the city.
Florence has a lot of things to see. On the first day, we went to the Uffizi Gallery Museum. There were a lot of beautiful paintings, but I was a bit scared when I saw Caravaggio’s Medusa. This painting shows the head of a woman whose hair is actually snakes! My little brother started crying when he saw it, so we had to leave the room!
We spent the next three days walking around the town. Luckily, it was sunny all the time, so we visited several wonderful buildings in the city centre and had a nice walk along the Arno river. There are a lot of nice bridges, but one of the oldest ones, Ponte Vecchio, is amazing because it’s got real shops on it.
I never thought I would find Florence so interesting. It’s a shame we only stayed there for four days, so we weren’t able to see that much. However, my parents have decided we’ll go back. We’re going to spend a few weeks there next time, so we’ll have time to visit what we missed.
12. Why did Jamal’s parents decide to visit Italy
A．They wanted to visit beautiful cities.
B．They enjoy visiting museums.
C．They wanted to see his father’s art teacher.
13. Why did Jamal and his family leave the Uffizi Gallery Museum
A．Jamal was scared by a picture.
B．There were some snakes in the museum.
C．Jamal’s little brother cried.
14. What did Jamal and his family do during their stay in Florence
A．They went sightseeing.
B．They went shopping.
C．They went sunbathing by the river.
15. What does Jamal say about his trip
A．He thought it was a bit boring.
B．He is sorry that it was so short.
C．He’s sad because he misses Florence.
E
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Managing (调节) Your Feelings
It is all right to have different feelings. It is also normal for everyone to have bad feelings sometimes. ___16___ You can also learn to manage unhappy feelings.
Angry
Once in a while, you are furious (暴怒) because someone disagrees with you. At times, others may do something that makes you upset. When you are angry, your body needs to relax. ___17___ After that, you can listen to music or take a walk. Give yourself time to cool down, and a solution to the problem may come to you. Share your feelings with someone.
Sad
If a friend goes away, you may feel heartbroken. If your brothers or sisters do not play with you, you may feel lonely. This happens to everyone. ___18___ For example, you can make a list of fun things, nice treats or favourite people. Doing these activities can lift your mood (情绪). ___19___ Do not keep them to yourself—it’s better to let your feelings out.
Afraid
From time to time, something scary may happen. If you do not feel safe, call your parents or teacher right away. If you are afraid of something, share your feelings with trusted adults. ___20___ By asking them for help, you might be able to overcome your fears.
A．They can support (支持) you.
B．Take a few deep breaths.
C．Remember that bad feelings do not last forever.
D．Do activities you enjoy.
E．Change the topic.
F．Talk to someone about your feelings.
二、完形填空
The Magic of Shadows
It is Saturday afternoon in a small town near Xi’an. Wang Weifang and his friends are putting on a special show. The audience (观众、听众) can hear them ___21___, but they cannot see the artists. That is because the artists stand behind a white screen. They are ___22___ a shadow puppet (皮影) play. This is a traditional Chinese folk art with a long history. Today, it is on UNESCO’s list of intangible (非物质) cultural heritage.
Shadow puppet plays in China started over 2,000 years ago. Artists use light to make shadows on a screen and tell ___23___. This is one of the earliest kinds of “moving pictures.” It has ___24___ modern films and cartoons a lot. Sadly, this old art was once in danger of dying out. Artists like Wang don’t want to see that, so they work hard to keep it alive.
Shadow puppets were first ___25___ paper. Later, people used animal ___26___ because it lasts much longer. That is why they are called “piying” in Chinese, which means “skin shadows.” Artists cut the skin into the ___27___ of people or animals. Then they paint each puppet in bright colors and put it on a stick. Some puppets can even move their arms, legs and eyes.
During the show, Wang and his friends hold the puppets close to the screen. A light shines from behind, so the audience can see the shadows move. The artists also speak for different ___28___ and sing old songs. The show is so wonderful that the audience can ___29___ take their eyes off the screen and everyone watches with full attention.
These days, Wang and his friends try new ways to protect this ancient (古老的) art. They add modern ideas to old stories. For example, the puppets can even do modern dance moves! This makes people laugh and cheer. They hope more young people will love this ___30___ art.
21. A．clearly B．loudly C．softly
22. A．interviewing B．receiving C．performing
23. A．directions B．stories C．secrets
24. A．completed B．influenced C．stopped
25. A．made of B．known as C．used as
26. A．hair B．material C．skin
27. A．size B．shape C．height
28. A．listeners B．characters C．cultures
29. A．hardly B．easily C．nearly
30. A．modern B．international C．traditional
三、短文填空
Have you ever felt your heart beat fast before giving a speech Many people experience this. It’s called stage fear, and it’s ___31___ (common) than you think. The key is not to avoid it, but to learn how to deal with it well.
I used to ___32___ (be) afraid of speaking in public. Whenever I stood in front of the class, my mind would go blank. I would forget what I wanted to say and just stand there, feeling shy and uneasy. One day, my English teacher, Mrs. Chen, noticed my trouble. She didn’t push me to speak right away. Instead, she gave me some ___33___ (use) advice.
First, she told me to prepare well. If I know my topic very well, I’ll feel much better. ___34___ (Two), she suggested practicing in front of a mirror. This helped me see my body language and improve it. Third, she advised me to focus on the message I wanted to give, not on ___35___ (I). When you care more about what others can get from your speech, you ___36___ (become) less nervous.
I followed her advice step by step. The next time I had to give a speech, I was still nervous, but I didn’t freeze. I took a deep breath and began. ___37___ my surprise, once I started talking, the fear began to disappear. My classmates listened carefully, and some even nodded (点头) in ___38___ (agree). After I finished, they applauded (鼓掌) ___39___ (warm). Mrs. Chen smiled at me and said, “See You did it!”
Now, I actually enjoy speaking in public. I ___40___ (learn) that courage isn’t about not being afraid; it’s about stepping forward even when you are afraid. Each time you face your fear, you grow a little stronger. So the next time you feel your heart racing before a speech, don’t run away. Consider it a sign that you are about to do something brave.
四、任务型阅读
阅读下面短文，回答问题。请将答案填写在答题卡指定位置。
Songyang in Lishui City, Zhejiang Province, is known as “the last secret land of Jiangnan”. It was once a farming area. But in recent years, it has developed into a popular tourist place. Its wellpreserved (保护) old villages make it a quiet place for city people to escape from busy life. Tourism becomes a new driver of the local economy (经济).
In the summer of 2025, Songyang welcomed a special group of visitors: translators. They were here for the Translator’s Home, China’s first translator residency programme (驻留项目). Both Chinese and foreign translators were invited to stay in a QingDynasty minsu (a traditional Chinese guesthouse) in Youtian Village. They could stay for up to eight weeks, and the programme helped pay for their stay.
Huang Hong, a translator and university professor (教授), is one of the starters of the programme. She grew up in Songyang. She hoped to find a meaningful way to give back to her hometown. She got the idea for the programme during a field trip last April. And it officially began on September 30—International Translation Day.
So far, quite a few translators from across the world have joined the Translator’s Home programme. Youtian Village provides a good environment for their work. Huang takes great pride in the programme. She believes translators, as cultural bridges, can help the world learn about Songyang’s culture. The programme also benefits (使受益) local businesses by bringing more tourists.
From preserving old houses to inviting translators, Songyang is writing a new chapter (篇章) of development. It shows that small places with rich traditions can also shine in the cultural area.
41. What was Songyang mainly like in the past
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42. What makes Songyang a popular tourist place
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43. Who were the special visitors to Songyang in the summer of 2025 (不超过2个词)
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44. Why is Youtian Village a good place for the Translator’s Home
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45. Use one word to describe Huang Hong’s attitude towards the programme.
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五、书面表达
46. 假定你是李华，你在日常学习和生活中，逐渐体会到了闲聊 (small talk) 的乐趣与价值。请你以“The Magic of Small Talk”为题写一篇英语短文，并向学校英文报投稿。内容包括：
①你的闲聊习惯 (如通常在什么场合进行闲聊、聊哪些话题、有哪些聊天技巧等)；
②闲聊带给你的收获 (如增进了解、提高沟通能力等)；
③分享一段你印象最深的闲聊经历。
要求：
①语句通顺，意思连贯；
②文中不得出现你的任何真实信息 (姓名、校名和地名等)；
③词数不少于80 词，开头已给出，但不计入总词数。
The Magic of Small Talk
Small talk has become a joyful part of my daily life.
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参考答案
阅读理解 13 CBA 47 ACBC 811 BCAA 1215 BCAB 1620 CB DFA
完形填空 2125 ACBBA 2630 CBBAC
短文填空
31.more common 32.be 33.useful 34.Second 35.myself
36.will become 37.To 38.agreement 39.warmly 40.have learned
任务型阅读
41.It was once a farming area.
42.Its wellpreserved old villages.
43.Translators.
44.Because it provides a good environment for their work.
45.Proud.
书面表达范文
The Magic of Small Talk
Small talk has become a joyful part of my daily life.
I usually have small talk with my classmates during breaks. We talk about hobbies, interesting books or funny daily stories. I try to be a good listener and show interest in others’ words.
Small talk helps me know my classmates better and improves my communication skills. I still remember one experience. Once I felt upset. I chatted with my deskmate casually. We talked about our favourite movies. Gradually, I felt relaxed and cheered up.
Small talk is simple but powerful. It brings warmth and closeness to our life.

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