Unit2 单元测试卷（A）2025-2026学年译林版（2024）八年级英语上册

苏州2025-2026学年第一学期八年级英语Unit2 单元测试卷（A）

（时间:100分钟  满分:110分）

一、单项选择（共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分）

（　　）1. All the flower shops are on one side of the street. What about _____ side?

A. another          B. the other          C. other          D. others

（　　）2. This movie is so _____ that I can't stand（忍受） it.

A. boring           B. bored            C. interested       D. interesting

（　　）3. _____ the end of the meeting, the manager told them to finish the task in time.

A. In              B. At               C. With           D. For

（　　）4. Many Chinese students think Science is _____ English.

A. more difficult as                      B. less difficult than

C. much difficult than                    D. so difficult as

（　　）5. There are _____ people in the room. It's very quiet.

A. a few           B. few              C. a little          D. little

（　　）6. We students can _____ food and old clothes to the homeless people, and the teachers can ______ the poor children with learning skills.

A. provide; offer                        B. provide; provide

C. offer; provide                        D. offer; offer

（　　）7. My sister is learning _____ because she wants to study in Paris.

A. French          B. German          C. Japanese         D. English

（　　）8. Nancy joins more clubs than Daniel, but John joins _____ in his class.

A. more           B. the most          C. most            D. much more

（　　）9. Her mother was out. She stayed at home _____, but she didn't feel _____.

A. alone; alone     B. lonely; lonely      C. alone; lonely      D. lonely; alone

（　　）10. Here is the result of the survey about the time Grade 9 students spend on the internet every week. What can we learn from the chart?

A. Most students spend more than two hours on the internet.

B. Over half of the students surf the internet for one or two hours.

C. About 82% of the students spend less than two hours on the internet.

D. More than 20% of the students spend about three hours on the internet.

二、完形填空（共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分）

Emily always loves reading. She used to be very shy. She   11   talking to others. So she

turned to   12  . In 2024, her dad got sick. It was very serious. Books became an even bigger comfort to   13  .

Emily's dad got better. And she came up with a plan to   14   others.

Emily started a book drive（募捐活动）in her hometown. She   15   books. She took them to

  16   being cared for in hospitals. So far, she has collected more than 10,000 books.

Emily and her father are very close. When her father learnt of her plans for the book drive, he wasn't  

17  ."She was always interested in books," he says. "   18   she always wanted to do things for the neighbourhood. "Emily runs the book drive herself, but she gets some help from her   19  ." We do the drive together," her dad says.

Emily still runs the book drive. The memory of meeting the children she helps sticks with her. "It was the   20   day of my life," she says. "I realized I wanted to do this type of work forever."

（　　）11. A. was afraid of                    B. was interested in

C. was good at                    D. was sorry for

（　　）12. A. music         B. sport          C. books           D. stamps

（　　）13. A. me           B. her            C. him            D. it

（　　）14. A. teach         B. save           C. move           D. help

（　　）15. A. wrote         B. collected       C. read            D. bought

（　　）16. A. kids          B. men           C. women          D. newborns

（　　）17. A. worried       B. angry          C. surprised         D. excited

（　　）18. A. So           B. Or             C. But             D. And

（　　）19. A. parents       B. friends          C. teachers         D. neighbours

（　　）20. A. saddest       B. best            C. shortest          D. strangest

三、阅读理解（共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分）

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（　　）21. Which person of the following has to follow the rules?

A. Ben, 15, a middle school student.        B. Amy、 19, a college student.

C. Jason, 24, a computer programmer.      D. Linda, 30, a mother of two boys.

（　　）22. What do 38% of the people think of playing video games?

A. It's interesting.                      B. It's a waste of time.

C. It's not good for health.               D. It's a social activity.

（　　）23. Which of the following would most people agree?

A. People are free to decide how to spend their time.

B. Video games can help people keep in touch with friends.

C. Sitting down for a long time is harmful to the health.

D. Governments should do more to protect young people.

（B）

My family had just moved from Manchester to Cambridge, and I missed my best friend, Marcus. Back home, we played basketball and did homework together. Before I left, we promised to get good grades and go to Cambridge University together. But going to Cambridge with my best friend was years away, and now, after three weeks at a new middle school, I still sat alone during lunch.

One day, I saw a boy named Reggie playing basketball with his friends. Reggie was the coolest guy, making jokes and always the centre of attention. As I watched them play, the ball flew towards me. I caught it and took a quick shot（投篮）. Reggie noticed and said, "Nice shot! Want to join us?"

"Sure," I said, and joined their game. For the first time, I felt happy-I was finally making friends. Then the bell rang. As I started to leave, Reggie threw the ball back to me. "Forget class! Let's finish the game," he said. I didn't want to miss class, and I also didn't want to lose my chance to be part of the group.

"Come on, it's just one class. We've seen you sitting alone at lunch. Now, we're your group," Reggie said with a smile. Skipping（选课）once wouldn’t hurt, right? I bounced （拍）the ball and kept playing, but then I heard Marcus's voice in my head: "Would a Cambridge student skip classes?"

The voice got louder and louder. Finally, I dropped the ball. "I've got to go," I told Reggie. I knew that skipping once could lead to skipping more, and I didn't want to start the year that way. It just didn't feel right.

When I got to class, Miss Smith told me I was late and paired me with a new student named James. We worked together and found out we had a lot in common. He played basketball, worked hard in school, and wanted to go to Cambridge too.

After school, James and I played basketball and studied together. I realized that while I didn't have Marcus or Reggie, James could be the start of my new group. Maybe things at this new school were going to be OK after all.

（　　）24. During the first three weeks at the new school, the writer ______.

A. didn't make any new friends

B. was afraid to talk to his teachers

C. couldn't keep up with schoolwork

D. was nervous about joining new clubs

（　　）25. What did the writer finally do after Reggie suggested skipping class?

A. He talked with his best friend.

B. He asked the teacher for advice.

C. He asked Reggie to have class with him.