期末真题优选卷(四)-【金牌题库】2023-2024学年八年级下册英语期末真题优选卷(仁爱科普版 无听力音频)

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A.Hermother. B.Herfriend. C.Herteacher.    !"#*$%& , B9C 8 DC 9 <+,- 。 (  )8.Wherearethetwospeakerstalking? A.Intheofice. B.Intheshop. C.Intherestaurant. (  )9.Whatdidthewomanwanttodo? A.Shewantedtochangeapairofshoes. B.Shewantedtobuyapairofshoesforherself. C.Shewantedtobuyapairofshoesforherdaughter.    !"#*$@A , B9C 10 DC 12 3+,- 。 (  )10.WhatdidBenlike? A.Singing. B.Swimming. C.Talking. (  )11.WhendidhegotoMrs.Readshouse? A.Yesterday. B.Lastweek. C.LastWednesday. (  )12.Whydidthepretyladycry? A.Becauseshemetheroldfriend. B.Becauseshecouldntfindhercelphone. C.BecauseshecouldntstandBensteriblesinging.    !"#*$%& , B9C 13 DC 15 3+,- 。 (  )13.Whatarethespeakersdoing? A.Havingdinner. B.WatchingTV. C.Doingthehomework. (  )14.Whocookedthefish? A.Yukio. B.Yukiossister. C.Thecookintherestaurant. (  )15.WhatdoesitmeanwhenyoueatnoisilyinJapan? A.Thefoodistoohot. B.Youstilneedmorefood. C.Youlikethefoodverymuch.    3%4   !"#*EFG 。 HIJ0!KL2M(NOP"QR STO 。 FG;<= 。 A    B    C    D    E 16.     17.     18.     19.     20.     $ 、 56./ (20 0! , 10! 2 * , 2 40 * )    U;"#VEWXYZ , [(HG(\]^- 。 A DessertShop Selfhelp.Eatasmuchasyoucan. Enjoyfruitandvegetables! Saygoodbyetoanyfishandmeat. Child(6—15)—¥15   (under6)—free TheYoung(16—59)—¥30 TheAged(over60)—¥15 Save¥5—CouponinBeijingEveningNews Businesshours: 11:00a.m.—8:00p.m.(Monday—Thursday) 10:00a.m.—9:00p.m.(Saturday&Sunday) ClosedonFriday. OurshopsinBeijing: ☆ Xidan:        (010)13326533 ☆ Wangfujing:      (010)13691475 ☆ Zhongguancun:    (010)13411187    cdYZKL4e789: 。 (  )21.PeoplecantgotoDessertShopon     forameal. A.Monday B.Tuesday C.Thursday D.Friday (  )22.JennywantstobookatableattheWangfujingDessertShop.She cancal    . A.(010)13411182 B.(010)13326533 C.(010)33697341 D.(010)13691475 (  )23.Whatisa“coupon”usedfor? A.Tosavemoney. B.TogetaVIPcard. C.Toinviteafriend. D.TobeareaderofChinaDaily. (  )24.Wherewouldyouprobablyreadthispassage? A.Inanovel. B.Inanewspaper. C.Inamathbook. D.Inastorybook. (  )25.Mr.andMrs.WhitevisitedDessertShopwiththeirparents,Mike, age70;Ann,age65.Theyhavetopay     forthemeal. A.¥30 B.¥60 C.¥90 D.¥120 B   Ivelivedinalory( z{ )withmyyoungersisterSinitaandmy parentsforover200daysnow!WeretravelingaroundAfrica.Theloryis likeahouseonwheels( {| ),butithaslessspace.Wehaveeverything weneedforourtrip.Itsnotveryfast.ThatsOK—wehavelotsoftime. Ourschoolbooksarethesameastheonesbackhome.Mymomgives uslessons,andthensendsourworktoteachersontheInternet.Myfavorite wayoflearning,however,isbygoingonspecialtripsthatmyparentsplan. Weveseensomanyamazingplaces,peopleandanimals. InSeptember,wewentcampingintheKalaharidesert( }~ ).We learnedalotaboutthenightsky.TheKalaharisnotlikeotherdeserts becauseitgetssuchalotofrain—somepartsofitlookrealygreen. InNovember,wewentonawheelwatchingtourinSouthAfricaand sawsixwhales.Wesaidhelotothem.Oneevenswamunderourboat. Thatwasrealythriling.Iknewwhaleswerebig,butIcouldntbelieve howlargetheyrealywere. InDecember,wedrovetoBouldersBeachinSouthAfrica.Thereare thousandsofAfricanpenguins( € )there.Theseamazingblackandwhite birdscanswim,butcannotfly.Manyofthevisitorsenjoyedseeingtheir funnywalk,butIwasespecialyinterestedinhowclevertheywereat keepingtheirbabiessafe.    cdYZKL4e789: 。 (  )26.Whatdoweknowaboutthewritersfamilyslory? A.Itsslow. B.Itsexpensive. C.Ithassixwheels. D.ItwasmadeinAfrica. (  )27.OnediferencebetweentheKalahariandotherdesertsisthat    . A.itslarge B.itsweter C.ithasclearersky D.ithasmoreanimals (  )28.Theunderlinedword“thriling”inParagraph4means   . A.simple B.traditional C.popular D.exciting (  )29.Whatdidthewriterthinkwasthemostinterestingaboutthe penguins? A.Theyswimwel. B.Theyareclever. C.Theyareblackandwhite.D.Theywalkinafunnyway. (  )30.Whatsthebesttitleforthepassage? A.Studyinalory B.Houseonwheels C.TravelaroundAfrica D.Learnfromnature C   AfishandchiprestaurantinNorthYorkshireisfamousnow.Many Chinesetouristsgotherefordinnereveryday. TherestaurantisonastreetcaledA64.ItisalitlefarfromYork, aboutsixmilesaway.Theclerks( i )intherestaurantwonderwhythere areChinesetouristsenjoyingtheirmeals.Itissaidthatmorethan100 Chinesetouristscomefordinnereveryweek. Theclerksarebusy,buttheyareveryhappy.TheysaytheChinese touristsareveryfriendly.Theyareverygladtoservethespecialcustomers. TheyreserveseatsforChinesetourists.Theowneroftherestauranttranslates themenunamefrom EnglishintoChinesesothatChinesetouristscan understandit.TheyalsohaveaninformationAppforChinesetouristssothat theycanorderfoodontheirphones. Asfortherestaurant,Chinesetouristssaythefoodisdeliciousandthe                                                                                                                                         pricesareOK. 7 9       :       ;       <       =       >       ?                                                                                          ! #                         "                         !    cdYZKL4e789: 。 (  )31.ThefishandchiprestaurantinNorthYorkshireisfamousbecause     . A.itisonastreetcaledA64 B.theclerksareverybusy C.manyChinesetouristscomefordinner D.themealsarecheap (  )32.HowmanythingsdoestherestaurantdotoserveChinese customersbeter? A.Two. B.Three. C.Four. D.Five. (  )33.Theunderlinedword“translates”means“    ”inChinese. A. ‚ƒ B. „… C. †Ð D. ‡ˆ (  )34.WhichofthefolowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothe passage? A.TherestaurantisnotfarfromYork. B.Thestafarebusybuthappyeveryday. C.PeoplecanseeaChinesemenuintherestaurant. D.Chinesetouristsenjoythefoodintherestaurant. (  )35.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage? A.TheSpecialCustominNorthYorkshire B.FriendlyCustomersfromChina C.ChineseTouristsinNorthYorkshire D.AFamousRestaurantinNorthYorkshire D   Mostschoolshavecookinglessonsforchildrenbetweentheagesof sevenandfourteeninEngland.Itispartofaplantogetchildrentostudy morelifeskils.Wewanttoknowwhatyouthink.36.    Emilythinksthattheteachersshouldteacheverychildhowtocookasit isalifeskil.37.    Itcouldalsohelpstopbeingtooheavyiftheycook insteadofgetingatakeaway( l‰ ). Catherinesays,“Havingcookinglessonsatschoolisagoodidea. 38.    Notonlycanitteachchildrentobehealthybutitcanalsoshow themhowtobesafewhencookingathome.Itcanalsohelpchildrentotake careofthemselveswhentheyareolder.” Rubysaystheyshouldntletlitlekidsmaketheirownmealsbecause theymayhurtthemselves.39.    Kidsfrom10oroldershouldstart learninghowtocook. 40.    Annathinkschildrenshouldlearntocookbecausetheywil learnwhathealthyfoodisandtheycanalsohelptheirparentsinthekitchen. cdYZKL , ."#~+45/46€G/‚ƒ„2784 5 , …G†‡ˆ‰N 、 KLŠ‹ 。 A.Iagreetosetupcookingclassesforchildren. B.Herearesomeoftheideas. C.Childrenbetweensixandninearetooyoung. D.Parentsshouldalsoteachtheirchildrenhowtocook. E.Healthyfoodisgoodforchildrenshealth. % 、 @ABC (15 0! , 10! 1 * , 2 15 * )    M‰;FG , ŒŽ‡ , [(. A、B、C、D V+45/46*+ ‘€’“‚A„2789: 。   Onmyeighthbirthday,Dadboughtmeanaccordion( Š‹Œ )and saidexcitedly,“Onceyoulearntoplayit,itwil 41  withyouforlife.” ButIdidntwanttoplayitatal.Ijustwantedtoplay 42 ,butDad askedmetotake 43  lessons. Dadlikedmusic.Hehadabeautifulviolin,agiftfromhismum.But hehad 44  timetolearntoplayit.Hehadtoworkhard 45  onthe farm. Irealyhatedpracticingiteveryday 46  Itriedtogetoutofit.But Daddidntalow.Hesaid,“Youcan 47  peoplejoyandtouchtheir hearts.”Headdedsoftly,“SomedayyouwilhavethechanceIneverhad— youlplaybeautifulmusicforyourfamily.Andyouwilunderstand 48  youveworkedsohard.”Iwasspeechless.Ihadtocontinuetopractice. Theaccordionlessons 49  afterIfinishedhighschoolandIseldom ( Ž )playedtheaccordion.WhenI 50  up,Igotmariedandmoved intoanewhouse.Iputtheaccordionintheatic(  ). Oneafternoon,mytwochildren 51  theaccordionbyaccident. Theygotvery 52 .“Playit.Playit,”theylaughedandsaid.Istarted toplaysomesimplesongs.Iwas 53  Icouldstilrememberthem.Soon thekidsweredancing.Evenmywifewas 54  andclappingtothebeat ( ‘’« ). Atthatmoment,myfatherswords 55  tome,“Somedayyouwil havethechanceIneverhad.Andyoulunderstand爥”Daddidntlearnto playhisviolin,butItoldmyfamily,“Thisismyfathersmusic.” (  )41.A.play B.sing C.stay D.work (  )42.A.jokes B.music C.stories D.games (  )43.A.piano B.accordion C.guitar D.violin (  )44.A.no B.enough C.much D.some (  )45.A.slowly B.happily C.busily D.easily (  )46.A.or B.but C.and D.because (  )47.A.change B.bring C.take D.cary (  )48.A.why B.how C.when D.where (  )49.A.returned B.continued C.started D.stopped (  )50.A.grew B.got C.woke D.made (  )51.A.heard B.found C.bought D.made (  )52.A.bored B.nervous C.excited D.afraid (  )53.A.surprised B.angry C.sad D.woried (  )54.A.sleeping B.crying C.shouting D.smiling (  )55.A.cameon B.cameback C.cameout D.camefrom & 、 DEBC (15 0! , 10! 1 * , 2 15 * )    3#4   U;FG , .”•/4e–—2˜™šŽ›œž€‚ , …FG‰N 、 ‡ˆŠ‹ 。 '‚Ÿ€*˜ , '˜Ÿš*  。 freebusinesssimplesilkboreentersalechooseartcustomer   Jimsmomhasaclothesshop.Butthe56.    isntgoingwel.Jim hastogotheretohelphismomatweekends.Buthefindsitis57.    work.Helikesdrawingpicturesinhis58.    time.Oneday,hehasa goodidea,“WhynotdrawsomepicturesontheTshirts?Theylook beautifulandmanypeoplewilliketheTshirtswithpictures.”Hedrawsa dogona59.    Tshirt.Itsasmalbrowndog.Hedrawswelbuthis momisnthappy.Shesays,“Jim,nodrawing.”Justthen,agirl60.    theshop.ShelovestheTshirtwiththedog,soshebuysithappily. AfterthatJimdrawslotsof61.    picturesonsomeTshirts. SometimesJimdrawsabasketbal.Sometimeshedrawsaplane.Sometimes hedrawsabird.Soontherearemanyclotheswithpicturesfor62.    in theshop.Andmoreandmore63.    cometotheshoptobuyclothes withpictures.Theysaybuyingclothesinthisshopistheirbest64.   . Jimandhismomareveryhappy. Jimsayshelikesdrawingbuthedoesntwanttobean65.   .He wantstohaveaclothesshoplikehismom. 3$4   U;FG , cdWE\]€‚ , …FG‰N 、 ‡ˆŠ‹ 。 ' ‚Ÿ€*˜ 。   Moreandmorepeoplelikeridingnowadays.Youcanseemanypeople especialyyoungmenridebicyclesintheparkorontheroad.Theyuse them66.    work,forsportorjustforfun. Bicycleridingbecomes67.    mostpopularway.Ithasmany advantages.Bicyclesarenotexpensivesoeveryfamilycanbuyone.Also, bicycleriding68.    goodforhealth.Ifyougotoworkbyridinga bicycleinsteadofdrivingacarortakingabus,youcanhaveabeterchance ofgetingenoughexerciseeveryday.Itmakesusbecomehealthy. 69.    aremanywaysoftraveling.ButIliketravelingbybicycle. Icansetout( 6y )whenIlikeandstopwhenIlike.IcangowhereverI like.WhenIfeeltired,Icansitdownbythebikeandhave70.    goodrest.Icansavemuchmoneyforticketsandmuchtime. ' 、 FGHI (5 0! , 10! 2 * , 2 10 * )    cd"#2%&¦§ ,̈ '+‚A„€©*+–—2ª« , …%& 2‡ˆ¬­ 、 Š‹ 。 A:CanIhelpyou? B:Yes.IwanttoflytoBeijingfromHarbin.71.          ? A:Thepriceofaticketis800yuanoneway. B:72.          ? A:Yes,thereisaflightat2:30intheafternoon. B:Great!73.          . A:Onewayorroundtrip? B:Roundtrip.74.          .Isthatpossible? A:Yes,twoticketsonAugust25thtoBeijingandreturningtoHarbinon September5th.75.          ? B:Sure.ImLiWeikangandmytelephonenumberis82502448.Hereis myIDcard. A:LiWeikang.Yourtelephonenumberis82502448. B:Right.Thankyou. A:Youarewelcome. 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Itwasmysecondyearinthejuniorhighschool.Iwasveryshy.But onedayinclasswehadagroupworktodiscussourfavoritemovie.Ishared myfavoritemovieTheSoundofMusicwithmygroupmembers.“Yourvoice isnice,”agirlsaidafterthediscussion,whichsurprisedmetotaly.Iwas afraidtospeakinclassbefore!Fromthatdayon,Igotconfidentand becameactiveinmylife. PQR!STO ( & ) # 、 ,-./ 1—5CBABA 6—10BCBAA 11—15BCACC 16—20CEDAB $ 、 56./ 21—25DDABC 26—30ABDBC 31—35CBBAD 36—40BDACE % 、 @ABC 41—45CDBAC 46—50CBADA 51—55BCADB & 、 DEBC 56.business 57.boring 58.free 59.silk 60.enters 61.simple 62.sale 63.customers 64.choice 65.artist 66.for 67.the 68.is 69.There 70.a ' 、 FGHI 71.Howmuchdoesaticketcost/爥 72.IsthereaflightintheafternoononAugust25th/爥 73.Idliketobooktwotickets,please/爥 74.WelcomebackonSeptember5th/爥 75.MayIhaveyournameandtelephonenumber,please/爥 ( 、 JKLM Onepossibleversion: Anunforgetableexperience   Ihadanunforgetableexperience.Imsureyouvehadsomeunforgetable experienceslikeme. 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