Unit 5 课时2 阅读（课后作业）-【宝典训练】2024-2025学年八年级下册英语高效课堂（沪教牛津版 广州深圳沈阳通用）

宝典酬练|英语·八年级下册（牛津版）】 课时2—阅读 建议用时：25分钟 【基础过关】 一、课文填空 There are about 1,600 giant pandas in the wild.A giant panda is a kind of bear.It has a white face 1. black patches around its eyes.It also has black ears,shoulders and legs.The rest of its body is white Pandas live high up in the mountains of 2. (中西部)China.They live in the bamboo forests there.3. (在野外)，they usually eat bamboo.While in zoos, they have bamboo,apples and carrots.Pandas like to live 4. (靠它们自己). They need to eat a lot to 5. (保持健康)，so they spend over 12 hours a day eating.To our surprise,it is not difficult for them to climb trees.They are 6. (足够 )to protect themselves.Pandas live for about 20 years in the wild,but in zoos they can live for 7. （直到)35 years. People are cutting down forests,so the pandas 8. (失去)their homes..Some people are killing them for their fur.It is 9. (对…残忍的)them to do so..There are not many pandas in the world now.They must 10. (被保护)well. 二、根据汉语提示完成句子，每空一词 1.这种植物非常珍贵。它们长在深山里。 This kind of plant is very valuable and they grow 2.一些人杀野生动物是为了它们的肉！ Some people wild animals their meat! 3.对我们来说学好语文很重要。 It's very important Chinese well. 4.拍这部电影是为了纪念这些英雄们！ This movie was made these heroes! 5.我还能做些什么来帮你？ can I do you? 6.玛丽喜欢独自旅游。 Mary likes travelling 7.那个小婴儿出生时哭得很大声。 The little baby cried loudly 8.年轻人喜欢体验野外的刺激生活。 Young people enjoy experiencing exciting life 48 英语·课后作业本 9.那个老人保持每天慢跑一小时以保持健康。 The old man keeps jogging for an hour a day 10.保护濒危动物对我们来说很重要。 us to protect the endangered animals. 11.他不够高，够不着苹果。 He is not to reach the apples. 【能力提升】 三、阅读理解 阅读下面材料，从下面每题的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。 Photographer (Corey Hancock was hiking in Oregon when he came across a weak 3-month- old baby bear on Monday night. "I didn't have a choice.It was cold and rainy.He was just sitting there in the rain,not moving.I couldn't leave him out there,"Hancock said."He seemed to be alone and dying.He was hardly moving at first and I thought he was dead.Hancock said he waited a few minutes to see if the baby's mother would return,but he soon decided the bear was too ill to be left behind. The baby bear,weighing just five pounds,looked certain to die.Hancock decided to save him and carried him for more than two miles. "I was carrying this little lifeless bear in my arms,wondering if he was going to make it,"Hancock said."He took one breath.He was fighting to live on. Hancock posted a photo of the bear on Facebook,asking for advice about where to take him.Someone saw the photo and told Hancock that he should take the bear to a wildlife centre near Salem,Oregon. Hancock then drove him there.The baby bear received good care and was recovering well but he could never be returned to the wild. Some animal experts believed the hiker was out of line.Taking wildlife out of their natural environment was not allowed.Corey Hancock should have paid S6,000 for what he did.But he told everyone about what he did,saying he would do it again. Luckily,the Oregon State Police said that Hancock would not get in trouble for what he did. ( )1.What was the weather like that night? A.Cloudy and warm. B.Sunny and warm. C.Rainy and cold. D.Windy and sunny. ( )2.What can we know from the second paragraph? A.The baby bear was weak and dying. B.Corey Hancock was surprised to see the baby bear. C.Corey Hancock went to look for the baby bear's mother at first. D.The baby bear was too cold to move. 49 宝典训练|英语·八年级下册（牛津版） ( )3.Why did Hancock post a photo of the baby bear on Facebook? A.To call for more people to protect wild animals. B.To find a place for the baby bear. C.To choose an animal doctor for the baby bear. D.To use the baby bear to make his Facebook popular. ( )4.What does the underlined word“recovering”in Paragraph5mean？ A.Getting better. B.Walking around. C.Remaining nervous. D.Becoming hungry. ( )5.What's the purpose of the text? A.To describe a baby bear's life. B.To tell us a story about saving a baby bear. C.To let people know some rules of protecting animals. D.To teach us how to save wild animals. 四、语法填空 Long hike puts middle school students in good spirits Recently,the Jinan Experimental Junior Middle School in Shandong 1. (hold)a special activity for the Grade 9 students:a 30-kilometre hike along the Yellow River. Early in the morning,about 300 students set off from the starting point.They hiked along the Yellow River 2. 15 kilometres until they reached the Jianbang Yellow River Bridge and camped there. After a lunch break,they returned 15 kilometres to 3. they started.The total distance(总距 离)was the same4. walking 75 times around a 400-metre track. Starting in 2010,the 30-kilometre hike is 5.traditional moral education class (of the school.It aims to develop 6. (student)determination（决心）and let them 7. (enter)the new semester (in good spirits."We hope that the experience of finishing the 30-kilometre hike can remind them to keep moving forward in this 8. (challenge)year,"HanHan,the school's vice principal told Teens. One student Sun Yuning,14,thought 9.hike was just like his life in Grade 9."At first, you feel it is easy,later on,you may find it really 10. (tire).But what matters most is to make it to the end and never give up.Since I gritted my teeth(咬紧牙关)and walked30 kilometres without giving up,there's no difficulty I can't get over in the coming school year,"he said. 50null