Unit 2 Stay Healthy 测试题2025-2026学年人教版英语八年级下册
2025-2026学年八年级英语下册人教版 Unit 2 Stay Healthy 测试题
一、单选题(15小题,共15分)
1.—Mum,can I play games for ten more minutes?—____! You must stop to do your homework now.
A. Guess what B. Come on C. No way D. Sounds great
2.The next class is about ____.We have to clean the blackboard at once.
A. start B. starts C. starting D. to start
3.—Oh,the toothache is killing me.—You ____ go to see the dentist as soon as possible.
A. should B. might C. could D. would
4.Jack almost missed the train this morning.____,it began to move just after he got on.
A. Sadly B. Certainly C. Suddenly D. Luckily
A. put on B. turn on C. try on D. hold on
A. we B. us C. our D. ourselves
7.Your temperature is 39℃. You have a ____ and I think you should rest and drink enough water.
A. toothache B. headache C. stomachache D. fever
A. harm B. attention C. training D. advice
A. angry B. polite C. patient D. familiar
10.Jim got up late so he had a ____ breakfast and then went to school.
A. strict B. pleasant C. quick D. rich
11.Allen hurt ____ when he played football yesterday.
A. herself B. myself C. yourself D. himself
12.Tom and Jenny enjoyed ____ when they were playing basketball.
A. they B. them C. their D. themselves
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13.I can't sleep, so I ____ listen to quiet music, and I ____ listen to exciting music.
A. should; should B. shouldn't; shouldn't
C. should; shouldn't D. shouldn't; should
14.Mr. Smith isnˈt worried about his little daughter. She can look after ________ very well.
A. himself B. herself C. yourself D. myself
15.Welcome you all to China and enjoy ____ here.
A. you B. your C. yourself D. yourselves
二、完形填空(15小题,共15分)
When they walk down the street, some people (18) Jasmine strangely, and one or two make comments, but Jasmine doesn't react(反应) (19).“People sometimes say bad things,”she says.“Often this is because they are actually a bit afraid of (20) even if they don't realize it.”
But Jasmine always (21) positively. She wants to help other people with albinism to become stronger and more confident like her. She has set up her own website which gives (22) to young people with albinism. “In this country people are (23) understanding about albinism, but it's different in some other parts of the world,”says Jasmine,“there are places where people will move away from you and (24) talking to you.”
“Lots of people visit my (25) every month and say that it helps them,” Jasmine says.“It's difficult not to be upset when people are hostile(敌对的) towards you (26) you're different, and it happens, but you can learn to be strong. The important thing is to be friendly and speak to people. Then they relax and (27) you normally(正常地).”
There are people (28) across the world who are unfriendly to others simply because of the (29) of their skin, their clothes or their appearance. It's (30) but true. If it happens to you, remember to react in a positive way and that will make you stronger.
16.A. black B. white C. yellow D. dark
17.A. strong B. lovely C. careful D. serious
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18.A. turn on B. get into C. look at D. listen to
19.A. happily B. excitedly C. quietly D. angrily
20.A. themselves B. you C. her D. itself
21.A. thinks B. asks C. speaks D. answers
22.A. tests B. pain C. advice D. panic
23.A. suddenly B. slowly C. surprisingly D. badly
24.A. forget B. finish C. enjoy D. avoid
25.A. website B. home C. school D. country
26.A. although B. because C. until D. so
27.A. help B. teach C. call D. treat
28.A. nowhere B. anywhere C. somewhere D. everywhere
29.A. colour B. size C. grade D. age
30.A. strict B. lucky C. sad D. safe
三、阅读理解(20小题,共40分)
Ashlyn Blocker was a quiet baby. She didn't cry even when she was hungry. Her parents felt lucky to have such a calm child. When Ashlyn was eight months old, Mr and Mrs Blocker noticed a problem with her eye. It was red and looked painful, so they took her to the doctor. As he checked on Ashlyn, the doctor carefully touched her sore eye. Patients, especially babies and children, usually don't like this, and they try to move away. Ashlyn didn't do this. The doctor was surprised. After checking, he began to realize that Ashlyn didn't feel pain.
After discovering that their daughter couldn't feel pain, the Blockers no longer felt lucky, because Ashlyn could easily hurt herself and not know. As Ashlyn began to move around more and to walk, keeping her safe became more and more challenging.
At first, the doctors thought she might be the only case in the world. But later they found that there were others with the same condition(境况)—a whole family in Pakistan and eight other kids who lived closer to Ashlyn in the US.
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