Unit6期末单元复习卷2025-2026学年人教版英语八年级下册

**基本信息** 2025-2026学年度八下Unit6期末单元复习卷，以志愿服务为核心主题，融合语言能力与文化意识，通过真实社会情境考查单元知识，适配期末复习巩固与核心素养培养需求。 **题型特征** |题型|题量/分值|知识覆盖|命题特色| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |单项选择|10题/10分|固定搭配（give a helping hand）、时态（现在完成时）|聚焦单元基础词汇与语法，强化语言运用准确性| |完形填空|15题/15分|词汇（disabilities, courage）、语法（非谓语、时态）|以志愿者Lucy故事为线索，渗透积极价值观，提升思维品质| |阅读理解|35分|特奥会、青少年志愿服务误解、医疗志愿者等社会热点|情境真实贴近生活，培养跨文化沟通与信息筛选能力| |书面表达|25分|志愿服务对象、行动及感悟|引导学生结合生活体验表达，提升语言输出与社会责任感|

2025-2026学年度八下Unit6期末单元复习卷（有答案） 试卷满分：120分 考试时间：100分钟 一、单项选择（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 1. We should give ______ helping hand to people ______ need around us. A. a; in B. /; for C. a; for D. /; in 2. Many college students do ______ work to help the disabled in their ______ time. A. voluntary; spare B. volunteer; spare C. voluntary; free time D. volunteer; empty 3. The bad weather greatly ______ our school charity show last week. A. influenced B. accepted C. achieved D. required 4. —Why didn’t Daniel attend the charity show yesterday? —He was ______ because of a serious illness. A. blind B. absent C. deaf D. disabled 5. Volunteers always ______ free service for the elderly living alone in the community. A. provide B. offer C. give D. supply 6. Linda ______ from a bad cold for three days, so she can’t take part in the competition. A. suffers B. suffered C. has suffered D. will suffer 7. Parents always expect their children ______ confident enough to face difficulties. A. be B. to be C. being D. are 8. It is ______ for us to learn basic first-aid skills in daily life. A. necessary B. enjoyable C. difficult D. meaningless 9. —Thanks for reminding me ______ the charity donation on time. —It’s my pleasure. A. make B. to make C. making D. of making 10. —We raised lots of money for disabled athletes yesterday. —______. Everyone should work hand in hand to help others. A. Good luck B. Well done C. Never mind D. That’s all right 二、完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 In our city, there are over 2,000 disabled people. Some are blind, some are deaf, and others have other kinds of ___11___. Most of them have difficulty living independently. They often need help from volunteers in their daily life. Lucy is a warm-hearted high school volunteer. She ___12___ from poor eyesight since childhood. Though she cannot see things clearly, she never loses ___13___. Every weekend, she uses her spare time to offer voluntary service at a local charity centre. She helps elderly disabled people cross roads ___14___, read newspapers and answer phone calls for them. At first, Lucy worried that she could not finish the service well. She was afraid that her own disability would ___15___ her work. But after receiving professional training, she improved her service ability quickly. She learned to communicate with deaf people using simple sign language and patiently listen to the troubles of ___16___ people. Lucy says many disabled people are not weak. They have strong ___17___. Some disabled athletes even compete in national sports meetings and win gold or silver ___18___. They refuse to depend on others all the time and try to live a full life by themselves. Now more and more teenagers join volunteer teams. They donate clothes and pocket money, raise money for disease treatment and give a helping hand whenever people are ___19___ difficulties. Some students also make online posters to ___20___ charity ideas and improve public attention on disabled groups. Many people think volunteer work will ___21___ much spare time and bring no rewards. But Lucy holds different opinions. She thinks voluntary service greatly ___22___ her. It teaches her to value her healthy body and understand the meaning of kindness. We don’t need to do great things to help others. Small acts of kindness can also make a big difference. As the old saying goes, many hands make light work. If everyone works hand in hand, we can build a warmer society. No one will feel lonely or helpless. We should always ___23___ that helping others is helping ourselves. We should never look down on people in need, and provide proper support for them. It is ___24___ for teenagers to take voluntary action. We can change the world ___25___ with tiny kindness. 11. A. diseases B. disabilities C. backgrounds D. operations 12. A. suffered B. suffers C. has suffered D. will suffer 13. A. courage B. confidence C. ability D. service 14. A. smoothly B. carelessly C. angrily D. quietly 15. A. influence B. achieve C. require D. expect 16. A. lonely B. alone C. absent D. disabled 17. A. blood B. courage C. money D. time 18. A. medals B. prizes C. gifts D. rewards 19. A. facing B. face C. faced D. to face 20. A. spread B. receive C. compete D. cross 21. A. take B. spend C. cost D. pay 22. A. harms B. influences C. hurts D. prevents 23. A. forget B. remind C. remember D. doubt 24. A. useless B. necessary C. difficult D. boring 25. A. finally B. mainly C. nearly D. simply 三、阅读理解（共两节，满分35分） 第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分） A The Special Olympics World Games is a global sports event for people with intellectual disabilities. It aims to help disabled people build confidence, develop sports abilities and join social activities smoothly. Different from common sports competitions, the Special Olympics sets no strict winning goals. Every athlete can get warm encouragement no matter whether they win medals or not. Volunteers from all over the world provide all-round service during the games, including daily care, language translation and on-site guidance. Before taking part in the games, all athletes need to receive long-term professional training. Many athletes once suffered from low self-confidence and were absent from public activities. After training and competitions, most of them become outgoing and willing to communicate with others. 26. What is the main purpose of the Special Olympics? A. To win more gold medals B. To help disabled people improve themselves C. To raise money for charity D. To train professional athletes 27. What makes the Special Olympics different from common games? A. More strict rules B. Little focus on winning C. No volunteer support D. Only indoor matches 28. What change do athletes get after training? A. They lose confidence B. They dare to show themselves C. They refuse social contact D. They need more help B Now voluntary work becomes popular among teenagers. But many students have wrong understandings of voluntary service. A survey among 1600 Grade 8 students in Suqian shows three common misunderstandings. First, 42% of students think voluntary work must be time-consuming. They believe they need to spend all spare time on charity activities, which will affect schoolwork. Second, 35% of students think only warm-hearted people can be volunteers and it is a special requirement (n. 要求) for volunteers. Third, 23% of students expect material rewards like gifts or pocket money after voluntary work. In fact, having professional skills or being extremely kind is not a basic requirement. Voluntary service influences teenagers deeply. It helps students understand social difficulties and learn to care for people in need. The biggest reward is inner satisfaction instead of material things. 29. How many students think voluntary work is time-consuming? A. 672 B. 560 C. 368 D. 420 30. What does the underlined word “requirement” mean? A. 要求 B. 结果 C. 奖励 D. 缺点 31. Which misunderstanding is NOT mentioned in the survey? A. Voluntary work takes too much time B. Volunteers need special skills C. Volunteers need material rewards D. Only kind people can volunteer 32. What is the biggest reward of voluntary work? A. Money B. Certificates C. Inner satisfaction D. Social praise C According to national rules, teenagers under 18 cannot donate blood officially. Their bodies are still growing, and direct blood donation may affect physical development. But they can join peripheral blood donation charity work that fits their age. For example, they can spread scientific blood donation knowledge in communities and organize public promotion activities for residents. Doctors say proper blood donation does no harm to healthy adults over 18. Human blood can regenerate automatically within two weeks, so donors will not feel weak in daily life. However, people with infectious diseases, high blood pressure or recent major operations are banned from donation to avoid health risks. All donated blood will go through double safety checks including virus detection before being used for patients. Strict checks can totally avoid cross-infection between donors and receivers. 33. Why can’t Grade 8 students donate blood directly? A. Poor health B. Age limit C. Lack of time D. No training 34. What peripheral work can teens do? A. Donate blood secretly B. Promote donation knowledge C. Check blood safety D. Treat patients 35. Who can donate blood legally? A. A healthy 20-year-old man B. A post-operation patient C. A flu patient D. A weak elderly person 36. What is the purpose of blood safety checks? A. Cut donation cost B. Prevent cross-infection C. Speed up blood regeneration D. Simplify medical use D In remote northwestern and north-eastern villages, local medical resources are extremely scarce. Most villages have no full-time doctors, and villagers often delay treatment for chronic diseases due to poor traffic and long travel distance to county hospitals. Every winter vacation, volunteer medical teams made up of medical college students go there to offer free physical checks, distribute free common medicines and teach villagers scientific health habits like regular hand-washing. Volunteers face tough living conditions, unstable power supply and muddy mountain roads, but they stick to public service every year. Volunteers say the experience changes them greatly. Helping vulnerable groups improves their sense of social responsibility and makes them more grateful for convenient life in cities. They also learn teamwork when solving on-site medical problems together. 37. Where do medical volunteers serve? A. Coastal cities B. Remote northern villages C. Western big cities D. Southern hills 38. Which service is provided by volunteers? A. Building hospitals B. Free medical checks C. Road repair D. School teaching 39. What difficulty do volunteers face? A. Food shortage B. Bad traffic C. Language barriers D. Weather disasters 40. What do volunteers gain from the service? A. High payment B. Free travel C. Strong sense of responsibility D. Social fame 第二节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分，题号41-45） Tips for teenage volunteers More teenagers take part in voluntary activities recently. Many new volunteers make mistakes in service. (41) ______ Choose proper voluntary work according to your spare time. Do not take too many tasks to influence study. Besides time planning, communication matters a lot. (42) ______ Learn basic communication skills before service. Show respect to people in need all the time. All voluntary activities have clear rules. (43) ______ Do not act without permission or change service steps casually. You may meet repeated questions from special groups. (44) ______ Never show impatience to disabled people or lonely elders. After finishing each service, do not end it casually. (45) ______ It helps improve service ability next time. A. Respect every service object B. Arrange spare time reasonably C. Follow charity activity rules D. Keep patience during service E. Sum up service experience F. Raise money alone G. Refuse difficult tasks directly 四、词汇运用（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 根据句意及所给中文提示、英文解释与首字母写出句中所缺单词，每空限填一词。 46. The ______ (失明的) boy can play the piano perfectly by listening to sounds. 47. We need plenty of ______ (勇气) to face failures in competitions. 48. The bad weather will ______ (影响) our outdoor charity show greatly. 49. Volunteers offer free ______ (服务) for homeless people every weekend. 50. The patient ______ (遭受) from a rare disease for two years. 51. It is ______ (必要的) to wear masks in crowded public places. 52. No one is a______ from the school charity lecture this afternoon. 53. With self ______ (trust in oneself), you can overcome more difficulties. 54. All the athletes hope to a______ their dreams through hard training. 55. The old man has poor ______ (the ability to do things) in moving his legs. 五、短文填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。Volunteering is ___56___ meaningful way to warm our society. Last Sunday, our class joined voluntary work ___57___ local elderly communities. We helped clean public gardens and chatted with elders, ___58___ we didn’t feel tired at all. Some students taught the elders how ___59___ (use) health-check apps. Others listened to their life stories ___60___ (patient) all the afternoon. One grandma said she ___61___ (be) lonely for nearly one year. Our head teacher told us true kindness ___62___ (spread) by every small action. We ___63___ (deep) realized the value of voluntary work that day. We believe more teenagers ___64___ (take) part in such activities later. Small warm acts can make a great ___65___ (different) to vulnerable groups. 六、阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分） （答案不超过8个单词） Community book sharing is a new popular voluntary activity in Suqian. Volunteers collect used books from local families and put them on public bookshelves in residential communities. Volunteers sort books by types and stick reading tips on each book. They also check books regularly to repair broken pages. The activity aims to cut book waste and enrich residents’ spare time reading. So far, over 20 community shared bookshelves have been built. Teen volunteers make up 60% of all participants. 66. What is the new voluntary activity? 67. Where are shared books placed? 68. What do volunteers stick on books? 69. Why do they carry out the activity? 70. What percentage are teen volunteers? 七、书面表达（满分25分） 学校英语报开展“志愿服务，微光汇聚”主题征文活动，以Volunteering Makes Us Better为题写一篇短文。 写作要点：1. 志愿服务对象：残疾人、孤寡老人等需要帮助的人 2. 日常志愿行动：课余捐款、社区帮扶、接受志愿培训 3. 个人感悟：互帮互助、携手合作的意义 要求： 1. 词数90词左右，开头已给出，不计入总词数；2. 语句通顺，无语法错误，不得出现真实人名、校名。 Volunteering Makes Us Better Volunteering plays an important role in building a warm society. ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 参考答案及解析 一、单项选择答案+易错解析 修正后答案：1-5 AAABA 6-10 CBABB 易错点拨：1. give a helping hand/in need 单元固定搭配；5. provide sth. for sb. / offer sth. to sb.，题干空后为for，只能选provide；9. remind sb. to do sth.（提醒某人做某事）vs remind sb. of sth.（提醒某人某事），题干为提醒完成捐赠动作，用to make 二、完形填空答案+易错解析 答案：11-15 BCBAA 16-20 DBAAA 21-25 ABCBD 21题take指代占用时间，主语为物（volunteer work），spend主语必须为人， 19题固定搭配be facing difficulties 身处困境，现在分词作后置定语 三、阅读理解+七选五解析 26-30 BBBAA 31-35 BBABA 36-40 BBCBC 29题 1600×42%=672，选A，；31题原文只提及三类误区：耗时、仅热心人可参与、需要物质回报，未提及专业技能要求，选B 七选五答案：41-B 42-A 43-C 44-D 45-E 四、词汇运用答案+易错解析 46. blind 47. courage 48. influence 49. service 50. has suffered 51. necessary 52. absent 53. confidence 54. achieve 55. ability 易错点拨：49题 service表泛指服务，不可数；50题for two years现在完成时固定标志 五、短文填空 56. a【冠词】meaningful辅音音素开头 57. in【介词】in communities 固定搭配 58. and原文逻辑为顺承, 应and。学生做完义工聊天，自然不累， 59. to use【非谓语】how to do 60. patiently【副词修饰动词】 61. had been【时态】主句一般过去时，从句时间段先于主句，过去完成时 62. was spread 主句told为过去时，宾语从句时态为was spread。 63. deeply【抽象副词】 64. will take【将来时】later表将来 65. difference【固定短语make a difference】 六、阅读表达 66. Community book sharing. 67. On public bookshelves. 68. Reading tips. 69. To cut book waste and enrich reading. 70. 60 percent. 七、满分范文 Volunteering Makes Us Better Volunteering plays an important role in building a warm society. We can help people in need in our spare time. We can give a helping hand to the disabled and lonely elders in communities. Besides donating money, we can also receive professional voluntary training to offer better service. We must never look down on weak groups. Volunteering makes a big difference to both others and ourselves. It teaches us teamwork and kindness. We will keep doing voluntary work. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $