2026年4月广东深圳凤凰实验中学八下期中英语卷

**基本信息** 2026年深圳凤凰实验中学八下期中卷，涵盖完形填空、阅读理解等多题型，以生活故事、科技热点（如无人机“Poopcopter”）、文化人物（杨善洲植树）为素材，融合语言能力与思维品质培养。 **题型特征** |题型|知识覆盖|命题特色| |----|----------|----------| |完形填空|上下文语境理解、词汇辨析|以“阁楼神秘声音”生活故事设境，考查推理判断与情感词汇（如nervous/simpler）| |阅读理解|细节查找、推理判断|A篇杨善洲事迹渗透无私精神（文化意识），B篇无人机发明体现科技前沿（思维品质）| |写作|活动描述、心得表达|结合世界地球日植树活动，要求分享经历与环保呼吁，培养综合语言运用能力|

2026年4月广东深圳凤凰实验中学八下期中卷 一．完形填空 Ben and his sister Emma moved to a new house with their parents. On the first night, Ben heard a strange sound - like someone playing the violin very badly. It came from the 1 . "There's a ghost (鬼) in the house!" Emma whispered. Ben laughed, but he was also a little 2 . The next night, the sound came again. This time, it was louder. Ben decided to 3 the mystery (谜团). He took a flashlight and went upstairs. Emma followed him, shaking. They opened the attic (阁楼) door. The sound stopped. They saw an old box,some broken chairs, and a big painting of a man with a mustache. "Maybe the ghost is in the painting," Emma said. Ben 4 his eyes and walked closer. Suddenly, the sound started again - but this time, it came from the next 5 door! Ben and Emma ran to the window. They saw their neighbor, Mr. Jones, sitting in his backyard. He was playing the violin, but his earphones were on. He had no 6 that his music was so loud. Ben laughed. "It's not a ghost! It's just Mr. Jones practicing." The next day, Ben went to Mr. Jones's house. "Your violin sounds beautiful,"Ben said politely, "but our walls are thin. Could you play 7 at night? "Mr. Jones was very sorry. " I'm deaf (聋的) in one car," he explained. "I didn't know it was so loud. I'll practice in the basement from now on. That night, there was no strange sound 8 the house. Ben and Emma could finally sleep. A week later, Mr. Jones came to their door with a small gift - a book of funny ghost stories. "For your "ghost hunters'," he said with a wink (眨眼). Ben and Emma 9 the book. They learned that not every mystery is scary. Sometimes, the answer is 10 than you think. 1. A. kitchen 2. A. excited 3. A. give up 4. A. closed 5. A. school 6. A. time 7. A. louder 8. A. in 9. A. wrote 10. A. harder B. attic B. bored B. look into B. opened B. shop B. idea B. faster B. on B. lost B. scarier C. garden C. nervous C. run away from C. washed C. house C. money C. more quietly C. at C. loved C. simpler D. basement D. angry D. think about D. hurt D. park D. chance D. more beautifully D. for D. sold D. more dangerous 2． 阅读理解 A Born in 1927, Yang Shanzhou spent most of his life working for the government in Yunnan. When he retired (退休) at 61, Yang did not want to live comfortably in the city. Instead, he returned to his hometown. There, he spent the rest of his life planting trees. When Yang began his tree-planting project in the Daliang Mountains, the area had few trees and little water. Many families there were very poor. Yang believed that by planting a forest, he could make the environment and people's life there better. The project needed a lot of hard work. For the first ten years, he lived in a small house with no bed and no lights. He also used his own money to pay the workers helping him with the project. Although the work was difficult, Yang would still like to plant a forest there. For 22 years, Yang kept planting trees. In 2009, when his health started to fail,Yang gave the forest to the government. He died the next year, as a local hero.Today, life for the people in the Daliang Mountains has become much better.Water now flows freely in the area and many important plants can grow. The great green forest acts as a living memory of Yang Shanzhou's excellent and selfless (无私的）work. 11.When did Yang begin not to work for the government? A. In 1927. B. In 1968. C.In 1988. D. In 2009. 12.What was the Daliang Mountains like before Yang's tree-planting project? A. It had a lot of trees and water. B. It had few trees and little water. B. It had a lot of trees and animals. D. It had few trees but a lot of water. 13.How did Yang make people in the Daliang Mountains live a happier life? A. By working for free. B. By giving them money. C. By planting lots of trees. D. By fighting against pollution. 14.Which can best describe Yang according to the passage? A. Hard-working but selfish. B. Smart and hard-working. C. Selfless and hard-working. D. Hard-working and patient. 15. What's the best title for the passage? A. A Forest to the Government B. Hard life in the Daliang Mountains C. Yang Shanzhou's Retired Life D. Yang Shanzhou and His Tree-planting Project B These days, many of us are no strangers to drones (无人机). We use them to take amazing pictures or send things. But a man in the US came up with a new idea. He turned his drone into a "Poopcopter" to pick up dog poop (粪便). Caleb Olson, 30, is an engineer. As the owner of a playful dog, OIson knows that cleaning up after a dirty dog is not enjoyable. "Lots of people have dogs, but nobody likes to touch dog poop," he said. "I thought, ‘Why not make something to do this dirty work?" The "Poopcopter" is basically a drone with a camera on it. As the drone flies over a certain area, the camera looks for dog poop on the ground. Once it finds poop,the drone lands and picks it up before flying it to a rubbish bin. Olson toyed with other names for his invention (发明), such as the "Doo DooDrone", but the "Poopcopter" won out in the end. "It's like a little poop-picking helicopter (直升飞机)," he explained. "The name is short, but it tells the idea clearly." The"Poopcopter" is still in the experimental (实验) stage. Olson is trying to make it work better. Then, he plans to sell it in the future. The simple design and materials mean that the "Poopcopter" could be cheap. Would you like to buy one for your dog? 16. What can we know from paragraph 1? A. Poopcopter can play with dogs. B. Drones are stranger to us. C. Poopcopter helps Clean up dog poop. D. Poopcpter is not a drone. 17. Why did Olson create the "Poopcopter"? A. Because he loved playing with drones. B. Because he disliked touching dog poop. C. Because he wanted to sell drones for money. D. Because he wanted to use it to play with his dog. 18. What does the underlined word "it" refer to in Paragraph 3? A. The "Poopcopter". B. The dog. C. The camera. D. A. The poop. 19. Why did OIson finally choose the name "Poopcopter"? A. His dog liked the name. B. It is a popular name in the U.S. C. It is easy to read and remember. D. It tells people what the drone does. 20. What can we know about the "Poopcopter" in the last paragraph? A. It can work perfectly. B. People can buy it now. C. Olson is still improving it. D. It only can clean Olson's dog's poop. C Have you ever hugged (拥) a tree? Do you know hugging trees is good for us?Recently, many people have shared their stories of hugging trees online. Although it sounds unusual, there is a science behind the act of tree-hugging. A famous scientist ever said that humans are born to love being around other living things. Humans' love for nature is "in our DNA". This idea helps to explain why people like natural, green views better than city views. Some studies have looked into why hugging trees can help with our health. A study shows that the act of tree-hugging can make the oxytocin (催长素) higher. The higher the level of oxytocin is, the calmer and happier you may be. Hugging trees for only 21 seconds can help boost your oxytocin. Hugging trees is different from hugging people or animals. It gives us a chance to really get close to the tree. We can smell it, touch it and listen to the sound of the leaves. The steadiness (稳固) of the tree made us feel safe. Although the activity is helpful to us, it's important to keep in mind that we shouldn't hurt nature while doing it. Trees often hold many things that are good for the environment. Many small animals live in the tree and they are too small to be seen. You may want to be gentle when hugging trees-just like how you hug a friend! 21. How does the writer begin the passage? A. By telling a joke. B. By sharing a story. C. By giving numbers. D. By asking questions. 22. What does the underlined word "boost" in Paragraph 3 mean? A. make ... go up. B. make ... go by. C. make... go away. D. make ... go back. 23. Why should we be careful when hugging trees? A. Because trees are too small to be seen. B. Because we may hurt their branches. C. Because we can enjoy ourselves in nature. D. Because we may hurt the living things in the trees. 24.What can we infer from the passage? A. Hugging trees is better than hugging people. B. Trees can feel pain when people hug them. C. Hugging trees can make people feel calm and safe. D People should hug trees as hard as they can. 25. Which of the following is the best title for the passage? A. An Unusual Act: Hugging Trees B. The Science Behind Tree-Hugging C. Why Hugging Trees Is Good for Us D. How to Hug a Tree Safely 3． 六选五填空 A. For example, you can take a bamboo raft (竹筏) to feel the river up close. B. It is a perfect place for a family trip during holidays. C. However, the best time to visit is from April to October. D. There you can see how local people live and work along the river. E. If you enjoy hiking, the mountain paths offer amazing views. F. The town also has a night market with delicious local snacks. Guilin is one of China's most famous tourist cities, known for its beautiful mountains and clear rivers. 26 The landscape (风景) looks like a traditional Chinese painting, with green peaks rising from the Li River. When you take a boat trip along the Li River, you will see many strange-shaped hills and peaceful villages. 27 Farmers work in the rice fields, and fishermen use cormorants (鸬鹚) to catch fish, just like their ancestors did hundreds of years ago. If you want to have a closer look at the river, do not miss the chance to try something special. 28 This is a quiet and relaxing way to enjoy the water, and you can take beautiful photos along the way. For those who like outdoor activities, the hills around Yangshuo are a great choice. 29 You can climb up to see the sunrise or sunset, and the view from the top is unforgettable. Guilin is beautiful all year round, but the weather can be very hot in summer and cold in winter. 30 During these months, the weather is warm and the rice fields are green, making the scenery even more stunning. 4． 信息匹配 下面的材料分别介绍了2026年深圳APEC会议的六种志愿者岗位，请根据Lisa, Mike, David,Alice 和Peter 五个人的情况，选合适的去处。 A. Traffic Guidance Group Volunteers here help guests find their way at stations. It is for those who know Shenzhen's transport well and can provide translation at bus or taxi stops. B. Language Service Group This group focuses on professional (专业的) translation. They also check whether the English signs in public areas are correct and natural. C. Culture Display Group This group is for those who are good at telling stories about Shenzhen.Volunteers will be guides to explain traditional Chinese culture and landmarks. D. Technology Support Group We need people who are good at fixing computers and smart devices.Their job is to solve technical problems to make sure the meeting goes smoothly. E. Media & News Group Volunteers in this group work with reporters. They are responsible for taking photos of important moments and handing out news materials. F. Logistics Support (后勤保障) Group This group takes care of others by preparing food and water. They also manage the materials that every volunteer needs during the meetings. 31. Lisa is a language expert who has rich experience in translating materials. 32. Mike has lived in Shenzhen for ten years and knows the metro lines and bus stations well. 33. David is very good at taking photos and videos and has won many prizes. 34. Alice knows traditional culture and landmarks well and can explain Shenzhen's history in English. 35. Peter has great talent for technology and always helps teachers fix computers. 5． 语法填空 Nowadays, many middle school students are trying to learn some useful life skills. Some are learning to cook, some are practicing to tidy up rooms, and others are making simple handcrafts. These skills not only bring us joy but also improve our daily 36 (convenient) greatly. Some people may think such activities 37 (bore), but they can actually make our life more colorful. Our school 38 (teach) students some basic living skills in class right now. All the students are listening carefully and taking part in 39 activities happily. The teachers allow us 40 (practice) in groups so that we can learn from each other better. We are told to make some simple works 41 hand instead of asking our parents for help. It is not easy to do everything well,42 we keep trying and never give up easily. We find there are many small 43 (box) and everyday tools that we can reuse in our life. The more we practice, the more confident we will become. This special class helps us grow up and teaches us to look after 44 (we) well. It also makes us realize that we should take action 45 (active) to improve our own abilities 6． 写作 假定你是李华，4 月22日世界地球日当天，学校组织了植树系列活动。活动后，作为学生代表，你将在“环保伴我行”分享会上，向全校同学分享活动经历、心得并呼吁大家保护环境。写作提示: 1.介绍活动(种树、听环保讲座); 2.分享心得(了解树木的重要性): 3.呼吁大家保护地球环境。 注意:1.词数80左右(开头结尾已给出，不计入总词数): 2.要点齐全，可适当发挥; 3.不得出现真实姓名和校名; 4.条理清楚，语句通顺，意义连贯，书写规范。 参考词汇:tree-planting activity 植树活动，lecture 讲座,World Earth Day 世界地球日 Good morning, everyone! I' m Li Hua. I' m very glad to stand here 参考答案： 完形填空1-10题：BCBBC BCACC 阅读理解11-25题：CBCCD CBDCC DADCB 六选五填空26-30题：BDAEC 信息匹配31-35题：BAECD 语法填空: 36 convenience 37 boring 38 is teaching 39 the 40 to practice 41 by 42 but 43 boxes 44 ourselves 45 actively 写作：略 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $