Week Thirteen-【五维英语】2023-2024学年八年级下册英语阅读理解完形填空补全对话

2024-06-08
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学段 初中
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年级 八年级
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学年 2024-2025
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!"#$%&'() Week Thirteen Week Thirteen Monday  !"#$ !" : HI! %&' : ”•LF– -. :★★★☆☆ /012:6 34 567:        / 5     Hey,everyone!I am Yang Justin. I live in the New Territories( íî )of Hong Kong. I am a fourthgrader at the Education University of Hong Kong Jockey Club Primary School. Let me show you my fulfilling( ‹,. )day at school. 8:40 - 9:10 Morning reading:We read our textbooks. If it is Monday,we usually have a flagraising ceremony( ïðñò ). We sing the national anthem( óô )and our school song. 9:10 - 9:50 First class:We have Chinese, math and English every day. One of my favorite classes is computer studies. I learn programming( õ" ) skills to make simple online games or even music. 9:50 - 10:30 Second class:Another class I enjoy is general studies. This class covers knowledge of different subjects. 10:55 - 11:35 Third class 11:35 - 12:15 Fourth class:I think the most difficult class is visual arts( @öë… ). Its not just about drawing but about architecture and design( u ÷Eøù ). Once,my classmates and I built a city. We first made the design on a computer and then made a building with cardboard. 12:15 - 12:55 Fifth class 12:55 - 13:50 Lunch break:A cooking company sends our lunch to school. I like char siu( úû ) rice most. We can also bring homemade lunches to school. 13:50 - 14:30 Sixth class 14:30 - 15:10 Seventh class:We have PE classes twice a week. 15:10 - 15:40 Eighth class 15:40 School is over     !"#$%&'()*+, 。 ? How long is Yang Justins school day? A. 7 hours. B. 8 hours. C. 7 hours and 5 minutes. D. 8 hours and 5 minutes. ? What do the underlined words “general studies”mean in China? A. ´»© B. ¥}© C. <=© D. Ž`© ? Which course does the author think is the most difficult? A. Math. B. Computer studies. C. General studies. D. Visual arts. ? Which period has a 25minute break? A. Between the first and second classes. B. Between the second and third classes. C. Between the third and fourth classes. D. Between the fourth and fifth classes. ? What might the author think about his school life? A. It is hard and disappointing. B. It is rich and colorful. C. It is simple and boring.                                                         D. It is busy and tiring. 97 !!!!!!!! !!!!! Tuesday   %&'( !" : OP! %&' : —˜i™ -. :★★★★☆ /012:12 34 567:        / 15     Craig was retired( yz. )from his job in computers. The new life was   1  and he felt like taking up a meaningful hobby. Finally,he decided to   2  doing what he did best—fixing computers. In his spare time,he helped others   3  their lives by connecting ( Ût )them with technology. Craig put information for used computer donations( () )on their community website.   4  he finished fixing the old computers,he then offered them to people for free. He knew some people cant   5  a computer. He wanted to find a way to help solve this   6  . So far, he has   7  more than 430 computers. “I can sleep really well at night knowing I make many peoples lives   8  ,”said Craig. Melissas daughter needed a computer. But as a single mother of four children,buying a new   9  computer was not in her plan.   10  ,she got to know Craigs kind offer. And the free computer was a lifesaver for her family. “My children call him Grandpa Craig now because he has become   11  family,” shared Melissa. A   12  offers lots of benefits( ä£ ). It helps the elderly easily connect with health   13  from their home. Computers have also connected many young students with online   14  programs. They have also helped families connect with relatives or friends living far away. Craig is ready to help those in need. He hopes to inspire( Wx ) others in their own communities to give a helping hand.   15  they can improve the lives of many. ? A. exciting B. surprising C. relaxing D. boring ? A. stop B. continue C. practise D. risk ? A. improve B. control C. report D. return ? A. Because B. Unless C. When D. Though ? A. buy B. fix C. borrow D. refuse ? A. plan B. choice C. problem D. suggestion ? A. putting off B. turning down C. given away D. picking up ? A. better B. busier C. smarter D. longer ? A. famous B. expensive C. special D. careful ﹣ A. Clearly B. Nervously C. Especially D. Luckily ﹣ A. like B. with C. for D. between ﹣ A. project B. message C. technology D. computer ﹣ A. reporters B. experts C. volunteers D. scientists ﹣ A. natural B. traditional C. educational D. local ﹣ A. Quickly B. Hardly                                                                C. Alone D. Together 98 !"#$%&'() Week Thirteen Wednesday   !"#$ !" : 89! %&' : š›– -. :★★★★☆ /012:7 34 567:        / 5     Jerry is a worldfamous mountain climber. He has climbed many high mountains in the world. Starting in 2015,he and his friends spent two years on an adventure( Ѐ ) in South America,covering 7,800 miles. He was even named as Adventurer of the Year by a famous geography magazine. Although Jerry had achieved great success, he didnt feel fulfilled. He asked himself,“Is it enough to climb the highest mountains?Am I doing something helpful?How can I turn my adventures into something that can help the world?” Jerry learned that scientists need plants, rocks and water samples( üý )from the places far away to do research. But scientists cant get there by themselves for such places are hard to reach—only the bravest adventurers can make it. Jerry thought he could do something helpful. He then came up with an idea. He set up a team of top adventurers to collect samples for scientists. By studying the samples, scientists could know more about the earth and find ways to protect it. Recently Jerry and his adventurer friends have discovered a special plant life of Mountain Qomolangma. The samples they brought back have helped scientists to study how plants live in extreme( þÿ. )conditions. For Jerry,this kind of adventure makes him feel satisfied( 7!. ). “Such adventures have made us see life in a different way. Now, being the best climber isnt important for me. What matters is doing something helpful while climbing mountains. There is still much more we can do,”Jerry said to a newspaper.     !"#$%&'()*+, 。 ? What does Para. 1 tell us about Jerry? A. He has lots of friends. B. He often appears in magazines. C. He is such a successful mountain climber. D. He started mountain climbing at a young age. ? What does the underlined word “fulfilled” in Para. 2 probably mean? A. Satisfied. B. Relaxed. C. Surprised. D. Nervous. ? What was Jerrys purpose of setting up a team of top adventurers? A. To make friends. B. To help scientists. C. To study plants. D. To train scientists. ? According to the last paragraph,Jerry         . A. doesnt like mountain climbing any more B. wants to become more famous in the world C. expects to do something useful for others when climb mountains D. thinks mountain climbing has changed his way to see the world ? Which can be the best title for the passage? A. Dangerous Mountain Climbing B. Important Scientific Discoveries C. Plants Found on High Mountains                                                               D. Adventures Turned into Something Greater 99 !!!!!!!! !!!!! Thursday  )*'( EFG !" : 89! %&' : œ -. :★★★★☆ /012:6 34 567:        / 10 wear   unhappy   progress   cheer   from you   similar   reason   easy   when A smile shows a person is happy. For example,a person may smile when hes happy with some ?        in studies. Or a person may smile when a friend tells a funny joke. There are other good ?        to smile. First,it is ?        to smile than to show unhappiness. In fact,it only takes 17 muscles( "# )to smile. However,it takes 43 muscles to show unhappiness. So give the muscles in ?        face a rest and smile! Second,smiles are nice. People may try to look nice by ?        nice clothes. However,people often say a smile is the best thing a person can wear. Third,smiles have power( GH$ ). Both smiling and laughing can easily and quickly spread ?        one person to another. If one person smiles,people around him want to smile, too. ?        , when a person laughs,people tend to( $$Ž ) laugh with him or her. ?        a person is sad,the best thing to do is share a smile or a laugh. It is the easiest way to ?        someone up. Finally,smiling and laughing are very good for the body. Even though youre ﹣        ,                                try smiling. ENG !" : 89! %&' : žŸ ‘ -. :★★★☆☆ /012:434 567:        / 5     Most of us have ever heard Michael Jordan. He has been loved by so many people and is often thought as ﹣        best basketball player of all time. He thought that his success came from his many failures( YZ )﹣        often made him try even harder. They certainly did not beat him or make him give up. When he was very young,he was not even thought﹣        have a great talent. He was cut from the high school basketball team. He has actually counted his failures and they included 300 lost games. ﹣        is said that most great players have ever been beaten by failures. However,Michael Jordan had the right attitude( %& )and regarded them ﹣                         the secret of his success. 100 !"#$%&'() Week Thirteen Friday  !"#$ !" : 89! %&' : ]¡¢£ -. :★★★★☆ /012:834 567:        / 5     Lucy Hughes,a 24yearold England inventor, has used skins and scales( '( )of fish to create a new kind of plastic( š› )that will break down in about six weeks. Her invention won this years James Dyson Award. James Dyson is also an inventor from Britain. In 2004, he created the James Dyson Award ( 1 ). He wanted it to be a way to encourage students to try to solve problems. Lucy left Susses University in England recently,where she studied how to design products. As a designer,Lucy knows clearly many plastic products are often made into new plastic,used only once for a short time,and then thrown away. So she decided to try to create something out of waste. Fishing is a big business in England. Lucy spent some time studying the fishing business, and the things that were thrown away. She was shocked by how much waste from fish gets thrown away. After some tests,Lucy found the fish skin and scales seemed like the perfect parts for her product. But then she needed something to hold the material together. She tried over 100 different experiments ( K ) ) before getting things just right. “I failed many times,”she said. “However,I finally made it.” Lucy called her product “MarinaTex”. Its clear and feels like plastic,but its stronger than regular plastic. MarinaTex is also cheap to make since its made from fish waste. Lucy says the waste from one Atlantic cod,a fish,could make 1,400 bags. And making MarinaTex doesnt use much energy. Most importantly,it doesnt take hundreds of years to break down. Made of natural materials( v› ),MarinaTex breaks down in four to six weeks. Lucy is looking forward to moving ahead with her idea. She wants to get MarinaTex into use as quickly as possible.     !"#$%&'()*+, 。 ? Why did James Dyson set up the James Dyson Award? A. To remember his inventions. B. To support Lucys invention. C. To encourage students to study science in college. D. To make students more active in trying to deal with problems. ? What can we infer from Para. 2? A. Plastic products are very popular. B. Lucy didnt finish her study in college. C. Many plastic products are wasted by people. D. Lucy was famous in college for her ability to invent things. ? What can we learn about Lucy from this article? A. Her invention is widely used. B. She uses only fish skin and scales to make MarinaTex. C. Her journey of creating MarinaTex went well all the way. D. She was surprised to know much waste from fish got thrown away. ? What does Para. 5 mainly talk about? A. How to make MarinaTex. B. The advantages( ®Õ )of MarinaTex. C. It doesnt take long for MarinaTex to break down. D. MarinaTex does no harm to the environment. ? In which part of a website will you probably read this article? A. Environment Protection B. Life & Health. C. Science & Technology.                                                              D. Lifestyle & Fashion. 101 !!!!!!!! !!!!! Saturday   +,-. + /012 F 、 XHYZ !" : 89! %&' : ¤¥¦§ -. :★★★★☆ /012:6 34 567:        / 5 Anger often makes us uncomfortable. Seeing your childs anger can be really uncomfortable. To relieve( *V ) this feeling,parents often encourage children to stop crying and say things like “Its nothing to cry about”. ?        The “stop crying”parents are just doing what they were taught by their own parents. However,we should learn how to help our kids transform( +” )anger into a healthy way. Children who never see their parents express( ]f )anger may never express anger. ?        Their children may start to think anger as something frightening( ,e. ). The first thing you can do is to practice healthy anger in yourself. Once youre better at experiencing anger and expressing it in a healthy way,you can set a good example for your kids. Stopping kids from expressing their feelings is wrong. ?        When children express their feelings and are told that its nothing to cry about,they come to know that they are bad. ?        Once you feel more comfortable with your own anger,you can explain to your children why anger is a helpful feeling. When your kids express anger,help them examine what has made them angry. Why did it make them angry?How did it do that?Then,you can teach them those feelings are never wrong and their expressions of feelings are in their control. Anger is natural and normal. ?        Helping your children let out their anger properly will no doubt benefit them for a whole life.     !"#$%& , -./01'23'4 567839:;<)*'2 , =8>?@ AB 、 %&CD 。 A. You may feel bad when you believe youre wrong. B. And it can be experienced and expressed in a healthy way. C. However,this may plant the seeds( 8: ) of unhealthy anger. D. But what will happen if parents always express their anger loudly? E. We need to raise them in an environment                                       where its safe to express feelings. N 、 _`ab !" : 89! %&' :̈ ©ª¨« -. :★★★★☆ /012:4 34 567:        / 5 A:Linda,what are you going to do this weekend? B:?                . A:Wow,that sounds great!?                ? B:Im going to Rock Skate Park. My friends father works there. A:?                        ? B:No,I havent. This will be my first time to try skating. Did you skate before? A:No,I didnt. I prefer to go skiing( -. ). Its my dream to be a girl like Gu Ailing. ?                        . B:You are right. She has set a good example for our teenagers. A:I cant agree more. Once I watched a short video of her speech. It was so exciting. B:﹣                        ? A:Of course. I will send it to you later. B:                 Thank you. 102 !"#$%&'() Week Thirteen Sunday  34!"5678 gh' Monday ij\k 1. ceremony n. ‘ø ; ùr I :The young people could be called “adults”after the ceremony. ƒùrY ® , ÜÆLÕ5oچ “ ¿ÜL ”。 ( õöŒLCSTUV ) T :the graduation ceremony ’p‘ø 2. tiring adj. ìû“”< ( v‚F ) I :Sports can also help us relax after a period of tiring study. PQö©9CD ښƒJ¡üd<“”œ®°• 。 ( ˆ‰€LC/7]f ) T :tired( EF )adj. “j< ; “”< ;( ” ) –< ( v‚L ) be tired of —j Tuesday lmno 1. spare adj. 9˜< ;̈ ­< ; &ç< ;̀ ­< v. ™4 ; B4 I :In her spare time,she also travels to different countries. ƒpçüd , ‰›V ¨Ì<àáá… 。( 0±1íLCS TUV ) T :in ones spare time( EF ) ƒÓL<9 ˜üd 2. relative n. 'š ; '› adj. f4Ã< I :When I was about 12 years old,my wise mum made me write letters to my relatives to improve my writing skills. Ò Úß¶ 12 œ<ü{ , Ú7ž<ããí ڞ'›=˜öîEÚ<=aXß 。 ( ƒK†‡LC23OP ) T : 0ª relatives Wednesday ij\k 1. come up with( EF ) _4 ; î4 ( ¾? 、 ¹ ] 、 Ç+¼ ) I :I hope each of you can come up with at least one idea. ÚÛܔšÊ1LË5 î4‡rJ1_• 。( YRLCþ4 rb ) T :come up with an idea î4J1_• come up with a solution î4B™€• 2. condition n. ´£ ;( ZN ) # ; #¯ ; # g ; F I :Firstly,I asked my grandparents about their past living conditions. º  , ڀ Ú<©JK4]išqV<(ª´ £ 。( \5LC/7]f ) T :living / working condition (ª / `a#g the condition of爥…… <´£ in good / excellent condition #Û… Thursday pqno 1. power n. ž[ ; 5) ; [ ( [ ); [) ; 9:[ I :Sunlight is free and solar power is good for the environment. ŸýŠäb< , Ç âcŸ5M#gW¡ 。( ŒRLCS TUV ) T :powerful( EF )adj. Þß< ; ÞW[< ; Wéê[< 2. count v. ªª ; ¹k ( ¤H ) ~ª I :He was trying,for some unknown reason, to count the stars. ¨Ë¦$ , iW%ª ÔÔ 。 T :countless adj. Sª< ;̈ ¹vª< count the total number of爥 ¹k …… ~                                                                 ª 103 !!!!!!!! !!!!! 3. include v. ±n ; ±  ; ½ …… ú†J¢s I :A safe password should include a mix of numbers,letters and symbols. J1̪ <Ÿ¡kl±nªL 、 LK§¢£ 。 ( 0±1íLCSTUV ) T :including prep. ±n ; ±  Friday ij\k 1. solve( EF )v. B™ ( € ); B+ I :Luckily,a new study has found an easy way to solve the problem. ÜP<Š , J 2¸<Ö×jkpJ1¤8<^•ö B™^1€ 。( YZ67LCST UV ) T :solution n. B™€• solve the problem(s) B™€ 2. energy n. [) ; ’[ ; ª[ ; 5) ; 5¥ I :Its a waste of time and its a waste of energy. ^Š$büd , ›Š$b’ [ 。( YZ89STUV ) T :energy saving ]5 ; 5¥]ø renewable energy ©¯(5¥ Saturday XHYZ + _`ab 1. normal adj. Ô¥< ; J%< I :We knew that this wasnt going to be another normal day,but a special one. ښËK^¨èŠð¥<JŒ , NJ ¦.<JŒ 。( Œ±²LCST UV ) T :normally adv. A¥ ; ð¥ 2. properly adv. Ԋ˜ ; ÑҘ I :They also thought the animals were not treated properly. išöê†^KQF GWiÑÒ<Mò 。( Ø:LCS TUV ) T :proper( EF )adj. Ԋ< ; ÑÒ< ; : ê< rh' F 、 stY¬­oô[n®F¯}~L„' 。 1. When you are tired         buildings,you can visit one of Londons many beautiful parks. 2. My mom is pretty helpful. She is always trying to come         with ways to give the environment a helping hand. 3. What can we do         solve this food waste problem? 4. My old car was still         good condition and worth ß 1,500 at least in the used car market. 5. Her health condition became worse         2014. N 、 1ç聂ƒ„'L}~m…no 。 Ÿ o°nF' 。 power   spare   solute   include   normal 1. Taking part in afterclass activities in schools can enrich our         time. 2. Food recycling is one of the known         . 3. Thinking for pleasure can be a         tool to shape our feelings. 4. Other things which work in the same way         orange juice,honey,milk,onion juice and even more. 5. In the early hours of the morning,we join our team—        6 to 12 men and                                                                   women. 104 Week Eleven Monday 1 - 5:ADCCB Tuesday 1 -5:DBACD  6 -10:BBDAC  11 -15:AACBD Wednesday 1 - 5:CDBCC Thursday 1. stories  2. recent  3. their  4. which  5. from 6. record  7. more  8. differently  9. happening 10. example  11. It  12. at  13. a  14. to 15. is Friday 1 - 5:BDCCB Saturday 1 - 5:ECDAB 6. Would you like to come out to play / Lets go out and play,will you / What about going out for a walk / 爥 7. You have been working on that since last week / You have been writing it for so long / 爥 8. But that does not give me a reason to be careless with my work / But you can never be careless with your work / But there is always much room for improvement / 爥 9. What do you mean / Why do you say so / What does that mean / 爥 10. I guess you have a point / I think you are right / I cant agree with you / You win / 爥 Sunday ! 、1. illness  2. training  3. praised  4. safely 5. with " 、1. Instead of  2. breathe  3. allowed 4. homeless  5. stress Week Twelve Monday 1 - 5:CDDCA Tuesday 1 - 5:BCDBA  6 - 10:CADBC  11 - 15:ACBDD Wednesday 1 - 5:DABDA Thursday 1. traditional  2. who  3. beautiful  4. noticing 5. interest  6. travel(l)ed  7. Since  8. him 9. videos  10. rapidly   11. was   12. It   13. to   14. the  15. in Friday 1 - 5:BCADC Saturday 1 - 5:ADBCE 6. Im just looking for some nice songs on the Internet / Im just reading a book to kill time / 爥 7. Why not just enjoy a movie together at home / Lets just watch a movie at home / How about watch a move at home / 爥 8. Amy told me its a good one / Its said to be a great movie / 爥 9. He plays quite a different character in this movie / The character he plays is quite different from his former ones / 爥 10. I cant wait to see it Sunday ! 、1. asleep  2. provides / provided  3. journey 4. neighbors  5. discuss " 、1. hid  2. rapidly  3. beautiful  4. living 5. successful !,#$   -.'( Week Thirteen Monday 1 - 5:ABDBB Tuesday 1 - 5:DBACA  6 - 10:CCABD  11 - 15:ADBCD Wednesday 1 - 5:CABCD Thursday 1. progress  2. reasons  3. easier  4. your 5. wearing  6. from  7. Similarly  8. When                                                                     9. cheer  10. unhappy  11. the  12. which / that ·5· 13. to  14. It  15. as Friday 1 - 5:DCDBC  Saturday 1 - 5:CDAEB 6. Im going skating 7. Where are you going skating 8. Have you ever gone skating before 9. She is so successful when it comes to skiing / We should learn from her / She is such a hardworking girl / 爥 10. Could you please send it to me / Please send it to me,will you / Could you please share it with me Sunday ! 、1. of  2. up  3. to  4. in  5. in " 、1. spare  2. solutions  3. powerful  4. include 5. normally Week Fourteen Monday 1 - 5:DCABB Tuesday 1 -5:BBCAD   6 -10:ACBCD   11 -15:BDAAC Wednesday 1 - 5:DCDBA Thursday 1. terrible  2. Unluckily  3. since  4. When 5. voice  6. different   7. teachers  8. me 9. showing  10. encouraged  11. to  12. of 13. it  14. a  15. from Friday 1 - 5:BCDDB Saturday 1 - 5:CDEBA 6. Where have you been recently / Where did you go / 爥 7. Your dream has finally come true / You have finally made your dream come true / 爥 8. So how was your trip / How do you feel your trip in China / What do you think of your trip in China / How do you like your trip in China / 爥 9. Sounds like you had a great time there / It seems that you enjoyed yourself so much / 爥 10. They are really different from those we have here in the Chinese restaurants爥 Sunday ! 、1. of  2. to  3. a  4. being  5. or " 、1. spreading  2. really  3. performer  4. prizes 5. exactly Week Fifteen Monday 1 - 5:DBBAC Tuesday 1 -5:ACCDB  6 -10:DDAAC  11 -15:ABDCD Wednesday 1 - 5:CBCBD Thursday 1. important  2. If  3. breathing  4. your 5. seriously  6. loses  7. with   8. situations 9. finger  10. cold  11. it  12. an  13. was 14. to  15. which / that Friday 1 - 5:DBCDD   Saturday 1 - 5:DBACE 6. Yeah,I agree with you / I cant agree more / Yeah, I do think so / 爥 7. What are the young boys and girls doing / What are the people over there doing / 爥 8. The sea is being polluted badly these days / The pollution in the sea is getting worse these days / 爥 9. Just imagine eating seafood with plastic in it / Perhaps we will eat fish with plastic in it some day / 爥 10. What about joining them / How about joining them / Lets join them,will you / What do you think of joining them / 爥 Sunday ! 、1. to  2. for  3. of  4. as  5. an " 、1. received  2. promise  3. replied  4. reporter                                                                     5. harmful ·6·

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