2022八年级下学期期末英语试卷(含答案).docx
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1、八年级下学期期末英语试卷二、单项填空(共10小题;每题1分,总分值10分)从A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最正确选项。16. Itz s so boring, Mum. May I play outside when you do theshopping?-No. Just wait here readingsomebooks- Ireturn.A. afterB.untilC. sinceD.while-has Line 1 of Nanjing Metro been inuse?-For nearly fifteen years. It carries over one m
2、illion people every day.A. HowlongB. HowmanyC. HowsoonD. Howoften- I want to visit Nanjing Museum. Could you please tell me something aboutit?-Sorry, I know just a little. You canread theon its website.A. instructionB.introductionC.conversationD. conclusionAs the COVID-19 was found in Beijingagainzt
3、hestudentsstudy online at home till the end of theterm.A. couldB.shouldC. mustD. had to- According to the new traffic rules, we must wearhelmets to protect ourheads when ridinge-bikes.-1 strongly support it Wearinghelmets canharm in theaccidents.1 / 30There are dark clouds over the River Mersey and
4、there7 s a cold wind. We re in the famous city of Liverpool and we re going to see the WilliamsonTunnels.Joseph Williamson was born poor in 1769 and went to work for a tobacco 施I草)company at the age of eleven. He started at the bottom andfinally became the boss. Nobody knows why Williamsonmade tunne
5、ls (隧道)under most of Liverpool, but maybe it was to provide people with jobs. Half of Liverpool worked for him. Now the war with Napoleon was over, it had become a very poor city. Men were coming home who had lost arms and legs and couldn7 t work any more.We went on a guided tour at Williamson, s fi
6、rst house in Edge Hill, where his business started. Now, of all the fantastic buildings and gardens, there7 s only a single apple tree left. We go into the Double Tunnel. In fact it is a triple tunnel. But nobody knows why three tunnels were built on top of each other. There were also churches down
7、there, and again,10 / 30nobody knows why.We finished the tour in the Williamson Tunnels Cafe Bar.Over a coffee we looked at advertisements for bands (乐队) and theatre groups which are coming to play-a new use for an old place.39. From the passageweknow.A. Joseph built tunnels to avoid danger during t
8、hewarB. Joseph set up a tobacco company in Liverpool inl780C. Joseph offered jobs to people in Liverpool after thewarJoseph was born in a fantastic building with beautifulgardensAccording to the passage, which is the correct order of thetour? TheDoubleTunnel Thechurches TheCafe Bar Williamson7 s fir
9、sthouse A.-B.-C.-D.-Where may we read thisarticle?A. In a historybook.11/30B. In a newsreport.C.In a travellingmagazine.D. In a dailynewspaper.COne bright day, as the sunlight shone through thewindows, Mr. Turner7 s class started to plan the third-gradecommunity service project.OK, said Mr. Turner.
10、Let s share some ideas and listen to each other.A few students raised their hands. Mr. Turner called onMark. z,We could clean up the small park-pick up rubbishand paint the benches/7 saidMark.Rachel gotalittle. She argued with Mark loudly. /zYou justwant that park clean for yourself. Everyone else u
11、ses the bigpark across town. I think we should serve meals at thehomelessshelter.,“Now, Rachel. Everyone should have a chance to sharehis or her ideas. It s OK to disagree, but we should still12 / 30treat each othernicely./,Sorry, Mr Turner/ Rachel said.Jen cut inz “There are people who don t have m
12、any possessions (财产),not even warm clothing. We could collect fabric for making nice, warm clothes for them!,Cara added, I read about a class that raised money and bought notebooks and pencils for kids from a discount store.z/ We could make handicrafts with people in nursing homes or hospitals/7 sai
13、d Maria.“Handicrafts?” groaned Sameer. T m really bad at handicrafts. I am all thumbs ( 拇 指 )! But how about a walkathon? F m a fast walker, and we d get exercise/7 he said. This made everyone laugh and stop their quarrelling over who had the bestidea.Then Mr. Turner spoke. All of your ideas are gre
14、at. Iz m going to write them on the blackboard. Then we will take a class vote (投 票).This way we can choose a community13 / 30service project that most people want to do.The students all agreed this was a good idea.40. Rachel gotalittle. Which word can be put in theblank?A. angryB.worriedC.happyD. e
15、xcitedIn which situation will you use this phrase be allthumbs” ?A. A girl is too lazy to make herbed.B. A 10-year-old kid cannot tie hershoes.C.A student doesn7 t do well in hislessons.d.A student often leaves school things athome.41. How many ideas do the studentsshare?A. Five.B. Six.C.Seven.D. Ei
16、ghtWhat will the students do at the end of thestory?A. They will write their ideas on theblackboard.B.They will talk about the project in somegroups.C.They will continue discussing the plantomorrow.D.They will decide which project to choose byvoting.DWhen you are shopping for the week7 s food, you m
17、ay get a large box or two of bottled water. On your way to a14 / 30soccer game, it s easy to take a cold one out of the fridge, right?But all those plastic bottles use a lot of fossil fuels (矿物燃料).In fact, Americans buy more bottled water than any other country in the world, about 29 billion water b
18、ottles a year. In order to make all these bottles, 17 million barrels (桶)of crude oil are used. That s enough oil to keep a million cars going for twelve months.Americans drink bottled water because they think it is better for them than water out of the tap, but that s not true. In the United States
19、, local governments make sure water from the tap is safe. People love the convenience (便 利)of bottledwater. But maybe if they realized the problems it causes, they would try drinking from a glass at home or carrying water in a steel container instead of a plasticbottle.Plastic bottles pollute the en
20、vironment but recycling can help-instead of going out with the rubbish, plastic bottles can be turned into useful items. Sadly, for every six water15 / 30 bottles we use, only one makes it to the recycling bin. The rest are sent to landfills. Or, even worse, they end up as rubbish on the land and in
21、 rivers, lakes, and the ocean. Plastic bottles take many hundreds of years to disintegrate under the ground.Betty Mclaughlin, who runs an organization called the Container Recycling Institute, says we should try using fewer bottles: If you take one to school in your lunch, don t throw it away-bring
22、it home and refill it from the tap for the next day. You refill a bottle as many times as you can before you recycle it.Remember this: Recycling one plastic bottle can save enough energy to power a 60-watt ( 瓦 )light bulb for six hours.42. Which one is NOT the reason why Americans like bottledwater?
23、A. Because itiscleaner.B. Because it ischeaper.C. Because itishealthier.D. Because it is easier to takewith.43. In Paragraph 2, how does the writer support the fact?16 / 30A. Bygivingnumbers.B. By tellingreasons.C. Byexpressingopinions.D. By discussingproblems.44. The word “disintegrate in Paragraph
24、 4 probablymeans A. turninto rubbishB. becomeusefulC. breakintopiecesD. mix withwaterWhich of the following is anopinion?A. Americans buy the most bottled water in theworld.B. Bottled water is much better than that out of thetap.C. Only one of the six bottles is put into the recyclingbin.D. 17 milli
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