下学期期末调研卷(二)(无听力音频)-【一线调研】2023-2024学年八年级下册英语单元整合卷(冀教版)

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教材版本 初中英语冀教版(2012)八年级下册
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Insomeplaces,wecantseefishswimmingaroundinthe riversortreesonthehils.Somepeopleevenhavenoclean watertodrink.SoIthinkwemustdosomethingtoprotect ourenvironment.Forexample,Wecangotoschoolonfoot orbybikeandcanuseshoppingbasketsinsteadofplastic bagswhenshopping.Andinourdailylife,weshoulduseboth sidesofthepaper.Bydoingsmalthingslikethese,therewil belesspolutionandourlifewilbebeter. Letsworktogethertomakeourearthmorebeautiful! {ƒ°±±½¢£¯ ( | ) [\´µ : Ⅰ.[cd,F}~ þ. : ÿ#k 10 !lm , h!lm5«.)Ð& , " "# 。 °CDh!lm8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$ )*+,*9/_`8.+ 。 1.W:WelhaveaChristmaspartytomorow.Wilyoujoinus? M:Yes.Whenwilthepartybegin?Iwontfinishmyhomework until5:00p.m. W:Thepartywilstartat7:00p.m.Itwilbeavery wonderfulparty. M:OK.Iljoinit. Q:Whenwilthepartystart? 2.M:Wouldyouliketogotothezoowithmethisafternoon, Mary? W:Idliketo,butImuststayathomeanddothehousework. M:Why? W:Becausemymotherisbusyworkingattheshoefactory. Q:WhatwilMarydothisafternoon? 3.W:Haveyoueverbeenabroad,Bil? M:Yes,IhaveafriendinEnglandandIvisitedhimlastyear. Q:WheredidBilgolastyear? 4.W:Pleasedontsmokehere. M:Sory.Ididntnoticethesign. Q:Whichsignaretheytalkingabout? 5.M:Whatareyougoingtodothisafternoon,Anna? W:Whataniceday!Imgoingtoplayontheswinginthepark. Q:WhatisAnnagoingtodothisafternoon? 6.W:Yourcookieslookgreat!Wheredidyoubuythem? M:IgotthemfromtheSunnyBakingShop.Theyarevery cheap.Aboxofcookiesonlycosts2dolars,soIgotten boxes. Q:Howmuchdidthemanspendonthecookies? 7.W:Doyouknowthepandasareindanger? M:Yes.Weshouldtakeactiontoprotectthem. W:Goodpoint. Q:Whatkindofanimalaretheytalkingabout? 8.W:Haveyoueverbeenbacktoyourhometown,Danny? M:Yes.Myhometownhaschangedalot.Anewbridgewas builtlastyear.Whataboutyourhometown,Jenny? W:Manyschoolsandlibrarieshavebeenbuiltinrecentyears. M:Thatsgreat. Q:WhathasbeenbuiltinDannyshometown? 9.W:Jack,whatsthetimenow? M:Itseightforty. W:Oh,huryup,orwewilmissthetrain. M:Dontwory.Itwiltakeusonlytwentyminutestogetto thestation. Q:Whenwiltheyariveatthetrainstation? 10.M:Whatabigzoo!Doyouknowwherethelionis? W:Itisoverthere,nexttotheelephants.Becarefulwith thenaughtymonkeys. M:Thankyou.Iwil.Theydocausesometrouble. Q:Whatanimaldoesthemanwanttosee? þ% : ÿ#k"!lm , h!lm5«&'J& , °C Dh!lm8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$)*+,*9 /_`8.+ 。 h!lm""# 。 ÿþ 11 !lm , O1þ 11、12 J& 。 W:Whichclubdoyouwanttojoin,John? M:Theartclub,myfavouriteclub.Whataboutyou,Jenny? W:Iwanttojointheenvironmentclub. M:Theenvironmentclub?Whatdostudentsdointheclub? W:Theyworktogethertoreducepolutionandprotectthe environment. M:Thatsoundsgood.Iwanttojointheclub,too. W:OK.Letsjoinittogether. ÿþ 12 !lm , O1þ 13 ( 15 J& 。 W:Jim,doyoulikesurfingtheInternet? M:Yes,IusetheInterneteveryday.Ithinkitsveryhelpful. W:Iagreewithyou.Itiswidelyusedinourdailylife. M:Yeah,Ioftenlistentomusicandwatchmoviesonit.Andit canalsohelpusfindjobs.Doyouoftengoonline,Lisa? W:Hmm...IsometimeslookforinformationontheInternet. Butmycomputeristooold.Iwanttobuyanewone. M:Whynotbuyoneonline?Itscheaper. W:Goodidea. Ⅱ.[€,C‚ )&´Ôÿ*.!+> , ""# 。 °CD6ÿFG , X [\]3^s…#$%& 。( ¤Hžë|}Ÿs ) Goodmorning,class!NextMondaywilbeourfifteenth SportsDay.Andheresaplanfortheday.Theopeningofthe SportsDaywilbeat8:30inthemorning.Makesureyouwont belateforit.Afterthat,wewilhavethe100metrerace.The racewilstartatnineandendattwelve.Yourlunchwilstartat 12:30.Youwilhaveonehourandthirtyminutesforit.After thelunchhour,wewilhavethehighjump.Thehighjumpwil startat2:00pm.Finaly,wewilhaveafootbalmatch.Itwil startathalfpastthree.Itmustbeexciting.Ihopeyouwil havefun. 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Asastudent,weshouldntthroweverythingout.Dontspit everywhere.Andwemustntdrawonthewals.Wemusttryto protectourenvironmentandmaketheworldmorebeautiful. {ƒ°±±½¢£¯ ( ƒ ) [\´µ : Ⅰ.[cd,F}~ þ. : ÿ#k 10 !lm , h!lm5«.)Ð& , " "# 。 °CDh!lm8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$ )*+,*9/_`8.+ 。 1.M:Whatacoldday!Anotherstayathomeday. W:Yes,itskindofboring.Butthesnowismeltingandthe springisnotfaraway. M:HowmuchIwanttotakeawalkinaparkfulofflowers! W:SodoI. Q:Whatseasonisitnow? 2.M:Sory,Imlate.Howisitgoing? W:Sithere,please.Youremissingthemostexcitingpart. M:Realy?Whatsthescorenow? W:7:5. Q:Whataretheydoing? 3.W:Didyouplaytabletennisafterschoolyesterdayafternoon? M:No,Ididnt.Iplayedbadmintoninstead. Q:Whatdidtheboydoafterschoolyesterday? 4.W:Imadeaglassofjuicefromsomepears. M:Realy?Letmehaveataste. Q:Whatfruitdidthewomanuse? 5.W:John,haveyoueverbeentoJapan? M:No,IveneverbeentoanycountriesinAsia.ButIwent toAustralialastyear. Q:WhichcountryhasJohnbeento? 6.M:Bodylanguageisdiferentindiferentcountries. W:Yes,butasmileisthesamealaroundtheworld. Q:Whatisthesamealaroundtheworld? 7.W:DoyouknowhowbigAsiais? M:Sory,Idontknow.Canyoutelmesomethingaboutit? W:Sure.Itcoversmorethanfortyfourmilionsquare kilometresandmorethanfourbilionpeopleliveinAsia. Q:WhatsthepopulationofAsia? 8.M:Myfatherdrivesmetoschooleveryday.Howaboutyou? W:Igotoschoolbybikebecauseitsgoodfortheenvironment anditisagoodwaytokeepfit. Q:Howdoesthegirlgotoschool? 9.W:Dontthrowawaythebrokenmodelplane.Maybewecan recycleit. M:OK.Letmefixit. Q:Whataretheytalkingabout? 10.W:Thatsalotofgarbage!Letmehelpyousortit! M:Thankyou.Its4:30now.Withyourhelp,Ithinkwe wilfinishitaround5:30. Q:Howsoonwiltheyfinishsortingthegarbage? þ% : ÿ#k"!lm , h!lm5«&'J& , °C Dh!lm8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$)*+,*9 /_`8.+ 。 h!lm""# 。 ÿþ 11 !lm , O1þ 11、12 J& 。 W:Whatstheweatherliketoday? M:Ithasstoppedsnowing,buttheresalitlecoldwind. W:Lookattheicetherehangingfromthetrees! M:Doyouknowwhatthetemperatureistoday? W:Imissedtodaysweatherreportovertheradio. M:Itfeelslike15degreesbelowzeroatleast.Idontmindthe coldweather.ButIdohatethethicksnow. W:Theicewilsoonbethickenoughforskating.Imsofondof wintersports! M:Metoo.Letsgoskatingtogethertomorow. ÿþ 12 !lm , O1þ 13 ( 15 J& 。 W:Whatsyourfavouritethingfromchildhood,SunNing? M:Itsagreenbike. W:Whogaveittoyou? M:Iboughtitformyself. W:Howdidyougetthemoney? M:Ihadayardsaleandsoldsomeoldthings.Iboughtthat bikewiththemoney. W:Howlonghaveyouhadit? M:Ihavehaditforfiveyears. W:Whydoyoulikeitsomuch? M:BecauseIlearnedhowtorideabikeonit. W:Didyouusetorideit? M:Yes,Iusedtogobikeridingonit. W:Soitsspecialtoyou. M:Thatsright. Ⅱ.[€,C‚ )&´Ôÿ*.!+> , ""# 。 °CD6ÿFG , X [\]3^s…#$%& 。( ¤Hžë|}Ÿs ) Itsveryimportanttocolectrubbish,becauserubbishcan poluteourenvironment.Weshouldthinkofwaystodealwith therubbish.Forexample,wecancolecttherubbish.Some rubbishcanberecycled,suchaspaper,botlesandglass.We candividethemintodiferentkinds.Asastudent,weshouldnt throwthingsabout.Dontspit.Andwemustntdrawonthe wals.Wemusttrytoprotectourenvironmentandmakethe worldmorebeautiful. [\}~ : Ⅰ.1—5 ACCBC 6—10 AAABB 11—15 CABAB Ⅱ.16.polute 17.colect 18.Paper 19.throw  20.morebeautiful ]^}~ : Ⅲ.21—25 CACBB 26—30 ACADB 31—35 BDACB 36—40 CCDAD Ⅳ.41—45 CDDBB 46—50 DBCAD 51—55 FBAGE Ⅴ.56.shy 57.depends 58.relatives 59.Twothirds 60.explain Ⅵ.61.the 62.keep 63.buy 64.excited 65.summer 66.in 67.interesting 68.sea 69.thousands 70.But Ⅶ.71.1400 72.notverygreat 73.“colour” 74.“sick” 75.spokenEnglish Ⅷ.76.Howlongisit/HowlongistheNile 77.Whereisit 78.Doyouknowthesecondlongestriverintheworld 79.Whatsit 80.Thankyou( †E:F| , GËÂåH# ) Ⅸ.Onepossibleversion: HowtoProtectWildAnimals Aswealknow,manywildanimalsareindangernow. Whenfarmerscutdowntrees,theydestroythehabitatsofwild animals.Andmanywildanimalsarekiledfortheirbones,meat orfur,sothenumberofwildanimalsisbecomingsmalerand smaler.Animalsareourgoodfriends.Withanimals,theworld ismorebeautiful.Sowemustdosomethingusefultoprotectthe habitatsofwildanimalsandweshouldntkilthem.Ifeveryonecan dosomethingforanimals,therewilbemore                                                                                                                                                                                                          animalsintheworld. ! " # $ % —97— —98— · !"#$%& ·J· !*233F>?1@*A !   " # $ Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅳ Ⅴ Ⅵ Ⅶ Ⅷ Ⅸ % & ' & ( Ò[\-( 120 ( , ./ 120 () ) {|N& ( š›   à 30 ( ) Ⅰ.[cd,F}~(Ã15̂ Â,²20() þ. : ÿ#k 10 !lm , h!lm5«.)Ð& , ""# 。 ° CDh!lm8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$)*+,*9/_ `8.+ 。( à 10̂  , ² 10 ( ) (  )1.A.Winter.        B.Spring. C.Autumn. (  )2.A.Takingaclass. B.Havingaparty. C.Watchingagame. (  )3.A.Playpingpong. B.Playbasketbal. C.Playbadminton. (  )4.A.Apples. B.Pears. C.Oranges. (  )5.A.China. B.Japan. C.Australia. (  )6.A.Smile. B.Bow. C.Shakehands. (  )7.A.Morethanfourbilion. B.Fortyfourmilion. C.Abouttwobilion. (  )8.A.Bybike. B.Bycar. C.Bybus. (  )9.A.Toycars. B.Modelplanes. C.Cutpapers. (  )10.A.Inhalfanhour. B.Inanhour. C.Inanhourandahalf. þ% : ÿ#k"!lm , h!lm5«&'J& , °CDh!lm 8FGÆ5k8Ð& , '678$)*+,*9/_`8.+ 。 h!l m""# 。( à 5̂  , ² 10 ( ) ÿþ 11 !lm , O1þ 11、12 J& 。 (  )11.Whatstheweatherliketoday? A.Snowy.         B.Sunny. C.Windy. (  )12.Whatwilthespeakersdotomorow? A.Goskating. B.Gosking. C.Gohiking. ÿþ 12 !lm , O1þ 13 ( 15 J& 。 (  )13.WhatsSunNingsfavouritethingfromchildhood? A.Abluebike. B.Agreenbike. C.Agreentoytrain. (  )14.HowlonghasSunNinghadit? A.Forfiveyears. B.Sincehewasfive. C.Forfouryears. (  )15.WhatdidSunNingusetodowiththebike? A.Heusedtogotoschoolonit. B.Heusedtogobikeridingonit. C.Heusedtogofishingonit. Ⅱ.[€,C‚(à 5̂ Â,²10() )&´Ôÿ*.!+> , ""# 。 °CD6ÿFG , X[\]3 ^s…#$%& 。( ¤Hžë|}Ÿs ) 16.Rubbishcan     theenvironment. 17.Wecan     therubbish. 18.    ,botlesandglasscanberecycled. 19.Asastudent,weshouldnt     thingsabout. 20.Wemusttrytoprotectourenvironmentandmaketheworld         . {ƒN& (  [   à 90 ( ) Ⅲ.8ACD(Ã20̂ Â,²20() þ. : !"#k34 , Ì,qÍø-8^Ù.Æn#4fg8 º» , '678()*+,*9.)/012 , c34fgst 。 YaoMingisChinasmostfamoussportsstar.Peopleknowhimnot only 21  histalent,butalsoforthekindofmanheis.Yao 22  playingintheNBAin2002.Eversince,hehasprovedhow 23  AmericanideasaboutChinesepeopleare. ManyAmericansthinkChinesepeopleareshy.ButYaoisaconfident player,justlike 24  playersintheNBA.Ofthecourt( S£ )and on,Yaoisafriendlyperson. OthersthinkthatChinesepeoplehaveno 25  ofhumor( 3½ ). ButAmericanbasketbalfansloveYaoforhisjokesandsenseoffun.He oncetoldthereportershisfivefavouriteEnglishwordswere“Thisisthe lastquestion”. Yao 26  modernChina.Withhisability,witandsporting behaviourhesendsaverygoodmessagetotheworldaboutournation.For manyChinesepeople,Yaoisasourceof 27  andconfidence. YaoMingaskspeopleto 28  moreatentiontosportsoriginal aimofbringingjoytochildren.“Sportisameansofeducationfor alrounddevelopment,andithelpsbuildchildrensinnerstrength  29  theirfitness.”Hesaidhehopedthatplayingsportswouldbe simplyforfunsomeday. AsthechairmanoftheCBA( 4"&S4Q ),Yaohasaprofessional backgroundandhasmadeagreatcontribution( 56 ).Hewil 30  Chinasbasketbalteamtoabrighterfuture. (  )21.A.in     B.at     C.for    D.on (  )22.A.started B.finished C.minded D.kept (  )23.A.right B.wel C.wrong D.careful (  )24.A.other B.theother C.another D.theothers (  )25.A.direction B.sense C.road D.knowledge ! " # $ % · !"#$%& ·J· —99— —100— (  )26.A.standsfor B.playsfor C.fightsfor D.looksfor (  )27.A.feeling B.sorow C.pride D.honesty (  )28.A.pay B.take C.cost D.spend (  )29.A.aswel B.except C.insteadof D.aswelas (  )30.A.have B.lead C.make D.let þ% : !"#k.¹34 , /ñÚr , '678()*+,* 9.)/012 , c34fgst 。 March22ndisWorldWaterDay.Itstartedin1993.Itnotonly makesusthinkabouttheimportanceofwater,butalsocalson( 78 )us to 31  andprotectwater.Today,werefacingteriblewaterproblems. Amongthem,wastewaterproblemisespecialy 32 .Andthesubjectof WorldWaterDayin2017is“wastewater”. Whatiswastewater?Itisusedwater.Usualy,wastewatercomes fromhomes, 33 ,hospitalsandsoon.Itisproducedbydiferent kindsofactivities,includingwashingthemachines,takingshowersand usingthekitchen.Therainalso 34  wastewaterwhenitisrunning downthestreetduringastorm.Nomaterwhereitcomesfrom,thiskind ofwaterissuretohave 35  harmfulinit.  36  mustwetreat( æ% )wastewater?Wastewaterhasabig influenceonourlife.Itcausesbothilnessforus,andpolutionforthe environment.Wemustcareforourenvironmentandourown 37 . Howcanwetreatwastewater?Diferentkindsofwastewaterneed diferentwaysoftreatment.Wastewater 38  homescanbereused. Thentherewilbe 39  wastewater.Also,factorywastewaterhastobe cleaned 40  itgoesbacktonature. (  )31.A.drink B.save C.cary D.watch (  )32.A.easy B.popular C.smal D.serious (  )33.A.factories B.lakes C.rivers D.seas (  )34.A.getsback B.handsin C.changesintoD.picksup (  )35.A.nothing B.something C.nobody D.somebody (  )36.A.What B.Who C.Why D.How (  )37.A.work B.interest C.health D.business (  )38.A.on B.for C.with D.from (  )39.A.less B.more C.beter D.worse (  )40.A.and B.whether C.after D.before Ⅳ.efgh(Ã15̂ Â,²20() þ. : !"#k A、B、C $¹34 , '678()*+,*9 :O16¾Ð&]s…67qÍ8.)/012 。( à 10 ^ , ² 15 ( ) A LiMingishavingatripinAmerica.HelivesinNewYorkCity Hotel.Thisisa4starhotel.EachroomofersaflatscreenTV,CD/DVD playerandWiFi.Alroomscomewithamicrowave( ¦ 9 : ), minirefrigerator,anddishware.Besides,wehaveFitnessCentre,Business Centre,nonsmokingRoomsforyou. HereisLiMingsroomcard. Thefront WelcometoNewYorkCityHotel PhoneNumber:(626)5551212 Websiteaddress:htp://www.newyorkcityhotel.com Busestothehotel:Bus705,Bus11,Bus21 Theback Usage: Keepthecardclosetotheresponsearea( >æ; )onthedoor untilthegreenlightison.Thenopenthedoor. Notice: 1.Takethecardwithyou.Itwilbeahelpifyougetlost. 2.Ifthecardislostduringyourstayinthehotel,pleasecalourService Centre. 3.GivethecardbacktotheServiceCentrewhenyouleave. (  )41.LiMinglivesin     now. A.MGMGrandHotel B.MirageHotel C.NewYorkCityHotel D.CaesarsPalaceHotel (  )42.IfLiMinggetslost,hecan    . A.takeBus750tothehotel B.waituntilthelightisgreen C.gobacktothehoteltosearchtheInternet D.calthehotelatthephonenumberonthecard (  )43.WhichsentenceisTRUEaccordingtothepassage? A.NewYorkCityHotelisa5starhotel. B.GuestsinthehotelcantuseWiFi. C.Youcanstilkeepthecardwhenyouleavethehotel. D.ThereisaparkacrossfromtheNewYorkCityHotel. B Schoolgardenshaveappearedacrossthecountry.Teachersusethe gardenstogivelessonsinscience,mathsandmore. 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