Unit1-4（成都专用)B卷完成图表分层训练2025-2026学年人教版英语八年级上册

专题 03 完成图表 unit 1 - 4 【基础训练】 ★★☆☆☆ 一、根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。 These years, China makes great improvements in protecting its wildlife. According to the National Forestry and Grassland Administration, there are more and more rare species (稀有物种) in the country. For example, pandas, which were once rare, went up from about 1,100 in the 1980s to nearly 1,900 today. Similarly, the number of crested ibises (a kind of rare bird with a red face) went up from just 7 to over 7,000. The country is working hard to build some national parks to protect more than four-fifths of China's key wildlife species and their homes. The country's effort (努力) includes keeping animals safe in the places where they live and some places away from their homes. Besides rare animals, China also takes care of many plants that are rare or in danger. One such plant, Abies beshanzuensis, had only three when people first found it. But now, people plant over 4,000 of them into the wild. Also, to make more people attach importance to (重视) the protection of animals and plants, China strengthens some rules for wildlife protection and regularly updates (更新) the lists of protected species. By protecting these species and their homes, China not only ensures the survival (确保存活) of its special animals and plants but also contributes to global biodiversity (促进全球生物多样性). Through ongoing efforts, people in China are trying to continue improving living places for wildlife to make more people enjoy these natural wonders. China: A Responsible 1 of Wildlife Some facts: · These years, it makes great improvement in protecting its wildlife. · The number of its rare species is greatly  2 . Its efforts: · It builds some national parks to protect more than eighty 3 of its key wildlife species and their homes. · It takes care of many rare or endangered plants. · It strengthens some rules for wildlife protection and updates the lists of protected species at  4  intervals (间隔). Its success: · It prevents (防止) its special animals and plants from  5 . · It contributes to global biodiversity. 1._____________________________ 2.______________________________ 3._______________________________ 4._____________________________ 5._______________________________ 2、 完成图表 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。（共 5 小题；每小题 2 分，计 10 分） Are you an “I” person or an “E” person? People have talked about it a lot online these days. The ideas come from a popular personality test called MBTI. It tests the personality in eight ways. Each way uses a letter to show the meaning. For example, letter “I” means you are shy and letter “E” means you are outgoing. In all, there are sixteen kinds of personality in the test. Why do people want to take the MBTI test? Most people take the MBTI test for fun, but some don’t. Here are the survey results from three people by Life Week magazine. “People want to learn about themselves and others,” Zhang Haonan, an expert told the magazine. “When they know themselves and others better, they can learn to be with others. That makes them feel more relaxed.” Gao Yanyi, a middle school student from Shanxi, thinks that the MBTI results can help her find friends with similar interests quickly. She explains, “It’s amazing to find that a girl who shares the same MBTI personality test result as me has common hobbies in many aspects (方面).” Ma Ruina, from Beijing No. 4 Middle school, took the test once. He doesn’t want to use it in his life again. It made him feel like it’s so limiting (限制) that people can hardly know about all people in the world with 16 kinds in the test. “Everyone is different, and it’s not right to put people into simple groups,” he says. It can be sure that sixteen kinds of MBTI personality can never tell all the possibilities. I have to say, the personality test is just for fun. Everyone’s personality is different. Don’t let the test tell you who you are. ( Purpose：People use MBT1 to find out their 1 )MBTI ( Three survey results of the MBTI tests ) ( Ma Ruina It's 4 limiting 4 know about all people with only 16 kinds in the world. ) ( Gao Yanyi She can find friends with similar interests quickly 3 MBTI's results. ) ( Zhang Haonan I t's 2 for people to be with others if they know each other better. ) ( Conclusion   ： There is no need to 5 the MBTI. ) 1. _____________________________ 2.______________________________ 3._______________________________ 4._____________________________ 5._______________________________ 【中等训练】 ★★★☆☆ 三、 完成图表。根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。（共 5 小题；每小题 2 分，计 10 分） The United Nations (UN) decided that 2025 is the year of glacier preservation (冰川保护). It also set 21st March, 2025, as the first yearly World Day for Glaciers. This is to encourage everyone to help save glaciers. Glaciers are the build-up of ice and snow on land. They shaped mountains and rivers over Earth's history. They are still actively changing land in many places today. Glaciers are not just important for the land. When glaciers melt (融化), the nutrients (养料) from the water are good for animals and plants in rivers and oceans. In some places, glaciers give water for humans too. The UN says there are about 200,000 glaciers in the world, covering 10% of the land. They also hold 70% of Earth's fresh water. The water fills big rivers, such as the Indus, Ganges and Brahmaputra. However, because of global warming, glaciers are in big trouble. Nowadays, many glaciers aren't around anymore. For example, Colombia already lost about 90% of its glaciers. If temperatures rise by 1.5-4 ℃, glaciers could lose a lot of their ice by the year 2100. If glaciers are gone, there will be less water for people to drink and farm, while floods (洪水) might happen more often because of melting ice. It would also be bad for wild animals. Mountains with glaciers are home to special ecosystems and a large number of wild animals. As temperatures rise and glaciers melt, these places may become not fit for them to live. ( The United Nations' Call to Action on 1 Earth's Glaciers ) The UN named 2025 as the year of glacier preservation and set 21st March, 2025 as the first World Day for Glaciers. ( The importance of glaciers They play 2 in shaping mountains and rivers over history and are still actively changing land in many places today. They give nutrients to animals and plants in the rivers and oceans when they melt. They hold 70% of Earth's fresh water, and this water fills big rivers. The dangers to glaciers 3 change is leading to problems for glaciers. ◎ Many glaciers are gone — Colombia already lost 90% of its glaciers. The 4   of losing glaciers Losing glaciers means less fresh water for drinking and farming. Melting glaciers can cause more floods. As temperatures rise and glaciers melt, wild animals may lose 5 . ) 1. _____________________________ 2.______________________________ 3._______________________________ 4._____________________________ 5._______________________________ ★★★☆☆ 四、阅读表达。(共10小题；计20分) 完成图表。根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。(共5小题；每小题2分，计10分) Trees keep our air clean, cut down noise pollution, improve water quality and provide food for us. Just like us, trees change a lot as they grow. At 1 to 3 years old, many young trees grow thorns (刺) to tell animals not to go near. Most young trees have large green leaves so that they can catch enough sunlight and change it into their food and energy. When trees are 4 years old, they begin to grow very quickly and become strong enough. At the age of 15, trees become young adults (成年). They grow slowly and begin to produce (长出) flowers and fruit. It is not until the trees are 20 to 25 years old that they become fully grown adults. They provide many important benefits (益处). If we give the adult trees enough care, they will go on to live healthily for many years. Then, trees begin to grow older and older and even die. At this time, they still have their important place in nature. When a tree becomes hollow (空的) or part of it becomes dead, it provides a home for small animals and many other animals feed on it. In many ways, the life of a tree is like our own life experience. Each period of life brings its own joy and challenge (挑战). Enjoy every minute of the life of the trees and look after the trees! 1 They improve the environment and provide us with food. Changes 1-3 years old They “learn” ways to grow up 2 and healthily. 4 years old They become strong enough. Symbol of human life A tree’s life is like our life experience in many ways.Changes 15 years old They grow 3 and begin producing flowers and fruit. 20-25 years old They reach adulthood and their full 4 and provide many important benefits. Grow older or die They still  5 in nature. 1. _____________________________ 2.____________________________ 3._______________________________ 4._____________________________ 5._______________________________ 【拔高训练】 ★★★★☆ 五、完成图表 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。（共 5 小题；每小题 2 分，计 10 分） Personality tests like the MBTI are popular. They sort people into 16 personality types based on 4 groups. These tests can help us understand ourselves and get along with others. However, it’s important not to let them define (定义) or limit (限制) who we are — that is, we shouldn’t let them decide who we must be or stop us from trying new things. The MBTI gives a simple way to understand personality, but people are much more complex (复杂的). Our personalities can change as we grow. The test shows only a part of us, not everything. For example, if it says you are an “introvert (性格内向的人)”, you might think you should always stay away from social activities. But you might find that in fact, you like talking with others more later on. The key is not to treat the result as a fixed label, but to use it as a starting point to learn about yourself. Similarly, if you are called a “thinking” type, you may think you should always be logical. But feelings are important, too. Good decisions often come from both thinking and feeling. Some also think their MBTI type decides their future job. For example, they may believe an “introvert” can’t be a good leader. But many great leaders are introverts. They use their ability to listen well and think deeply. The most important idea is that no test can fully define you. Let it guide you, not limit you. By focusing on what you’re good at and being open to growth, you can live a full and happy life. Title “MBTI Personality Tests: A Helpful Guide, not a Label” 1 Personality tests are helpful, but they shouldn’t define or limit us. Reasons ◆ Tests are too simple, but people are much more complex. ◆ Personalities are 2 . Examples ◆ Being an “introvert” doesn’t mean you’ll never enjoy 3 . ◆ Thinking types may not always be logical. Feelings also 4 . ◆ It’s wrong to say that introverts can’t be good leaders, because many of them are quiet but great at listening and thinking. Conclusion Use the test to learn about your 5 , but don’t let it stop you from growing and being happy. 1. _____________________________ 2.______________________________ 3._______________________________ 4._____________________________ 5._______________________________ 参考答案： 一、完成图表 1. Protector 2. growing/ rising 3. percent 4. regular 5. dying (out) 二、完成图表 1.personality /characters（单复数都给 2 分） 2.more relaxing 3.with the help of / thanks to / because of / according to / due to / with / depending on / based on 4.too; to 三、完成图表 1. Protecting' Saving 2. a role/ part 3. Climate 4. (bad) results5. their homes/ living places 四、完成图表 1. Importance 2. safely 3. slowly 4. size 5. play an important role 五、完成图表 1. Opinion/Advice/Suggestion 2. changeable/likely to change/getting different 3. social activities/being with people/talking(communicating) with others 4. matter/count 5. strengths/abilities/strong points 5.be too serious about /care too much about（没有写 too /too much，扣 0.5）/completely/totally believe（只给 1 分）（只写 believe 没分） 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $