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八年级下册英语Unit5单元练习1 2026译林 一、单项选择 ( )1.—Do you know that the UK is _ European country?—Yes, it is also _ island one. A.a; a B.an; a C.a; an D.an; an ( )2.— Where is your teacher? — He _ the library. He _ the library for an hour. A.has gone to; has been to B.has gone to; has been in C.has been to; has been in D.has been to; has gone to ( )3.Millions of people share their _ on this film on the internet. A.actions B.reviews C.records D.answer. ( )4.—_ did your uncle leave his hometown? —He _ for nearly twenty years. A.When; has left B.When; has been away C.How long; has left D.How long; has been away ( )5.I don’t know _ about the air crash at the meeting. Could you please give some _? A.what to talk, advice B.what to say, advice C.how to talk, advices D.how to say, advices ( )6.Jack _ Rose in 1998. That is to say, they _ for 15 years. A.got married with; have got married B.got married to; have married C.married; have been married D.married to; have been married ( )7.— Where are the teachers now? — In the meeting room. They _ the meeting for 10 minutes. A.have had B.have been on C.have been held D.have begun ( )8.—I think the Danxia landform is the most fantastic .— ,but I prefer Guilin's landscape. A. That's all right B. I see your point. C. I agree with you D.That's what I want. ( )9.—Could you manage, if you don't mind, _ the work on time?—No problem. A.finishing. B.to finish. C.finish. D.finished ( )10.—_, she is a good teacher but not a good mother. —Yes, I agree with you. She spends too much time working at school every day. A.By the way B.In a way C.In some ways D.In some way 二、完形填空 Many cities have been holding activities to share traditional culture. The 2025 National Couplets Competition took place with great_1_across China, Song Kejia, a college student, not only scored the highest in the competition but also_2_many people’s attention. The competition had a special start. Earlier in 2025, Mo Yan visited an old Hakka walled house (客家围屋) in Guangdong. Touched by its long history, he_3_the first line of a couplet. Later, he told reporters, “I want to invite writing lovers to add the second line.” Mo’s line passes on the spirit of Chinese people living abroad, making the competition so popular. Calls for works_4_quickly through social media and cultural centres. The competition finally got 12,475 works from across the country. The judges (评委) looked through all works carefully. One of them said, “We must be strict (严格的) and choose the most_5_ones”. Then Mo Yan, as the leader, made the_6_decision (决定). In the end, Song won because his work_7_matches the first line in meaning and style. An award ceremony was held after the result came out. But Song couldn’t attend (出席) _8_. “I can’t leave my studies_9_my exams are coming soon,” he said. Song also asked his mother to give away half of his prize to Project Hope, for he had no_10_that this was the true meaning of winning the prize. ( )1.A.excitement B.silence C.surprise D.sadness ( )2.A.paid B.caught C.spent D.lost ( )3.A.sent B.expressed C.created D.copied ( )4.A.collected B.spread C.attacked D.developed ( )5.A.relaxing B.useful C.ordinary D.satisfying ( )6.A.sudden B.final C.true D.first ( )7.A.perfectly B.mainly C.easily D.luckily ( )8.A.in public B.in fact C.in person D.in all ( )9.A.until B.because C.whether D.while ( )10.A.idea B.doubt C.choice D.wonder 三、阅读理解 A Do you have any travel plans for 2026? Travel companies like Conde Nast Traveller and Booking.com have shared their 2026 travel trends predictions (预测). As noted by Booking.com, those trends show how people want to find meaningful experiences from each trip they take. Noctourism The word “noctourism” comes from the words “nocturnal” and “tourism”. When taking part in noctourism, tourists can do various exciting things. For example, some love to attend open-air concerts under the starry sky. Others choose to take a boat ride on the river to enjoy the peaceful views. The city’s lights are reflected on the water, making it a truly beautiful sight. In some African wildlife reserves, nocturnal safaris are offered. Visitors can take a jeep tour to watch animals such as leopards, hyenas, and bush babies that are active after dark. Passports to living longer Trying to live forever might be going a little too far. But our interest in living longer and healthier still stays strong. In 2026, more people will plan their trips around activities that help them live longer, according to Booking.com. For example, people will go to places that offer red light therapy to visitors. The therapy uses red light to help make skin look better. Studies show that connecting with others makes people healthier, so many travel locations have introduced activities like group hikes. In the future, travel won’t just be about having fun. People will also care more about staying healthy, Booking.com said. Smaller and less famous Sometimes, when you are traveling, going a different way and finding cool places can be fun. Detour (绕道) travel means going to smaller, less famous places close to the main sites and spending time there. For example, the city of Reims is a popular detour from Paris. Tom Barber, co-founder of the travel company Original Travel, told Conde Nast Traveller that in Europe, rail travel makes taking detours easy. This is because once you start looking at a train timetable, you find there are so many interesting little stops you could take. ( )1. What does the subtitle “noctourism” mean? A. Watching wild animals. B. Travelling at night. C. Enjoying peaceful views. D. Visiting strange places. ( )2. Which of the following is an example of detour travel? A. Spending more time planning each trip. B. Visiting small towns around a famous city. C. Getting off at every stop of the train to visit. D. Having a rail trip to famous places in Europe. ( )3. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE? A. Group hikes can help people stay healthy. B. People don’t like travelling in Africa in 2025. C. Red light therapy can make people live longer. D. Rail travel makes detour travel difficult in Europe. ( )4. What is the best title for the passage? A. Helpful Travel Plans for 2026. B. New Styles in Travelling. C. Meaningful Travel Experiences. D. Good Points of Travelling. B One day, the children were walking by the fence along the top of the hill beside the railway line. On the hillside were many flowers, trees and rocks. Suddenly, they heard a noise. It was clear and slowly got louder. “Look at the tree over there!” cried Peter. The girls looked and saw a tree moving slowly down towards the railway line! “It’s magic!” said Phyllis. “I knew the railway was magic. Look, some other trees are moving, too.” They watched as the trees moved on and on, grass and stones moving with them. Then a big rock began to move as well. Soon, everything crashed down onto the railway line below. “It’s across the line!” said Phyllis, feeling a little frightened now. “Yes,” said Peter, “And the 11.29 hasn’t gone by yet. We must let them know at the station, or there will be an awful accident”. “There isn’t time,” said Bobbie. “It’s past eleven now.” They thought for a moment. “We need something red. Then we could go down on the line and wave it,” said Peter. “Everyone knows that red means danger, and the train would stop.” “Our petticoats!” said Phyllis. “They’re red. Let’s take them off.” The girls did this. “We’ll need some sticks as well,” said Peter, taking a knife from his pocket. “Yes, cut them!” said Bobbie. “If we can’t stop the train, there will be a real accident and people will be killed.” They cut the petticoats into six pieces and put them onto sticks. Now they had six red flags. They placed two flags into stone heaps on the line, then Bobbie and Phyllis each took one, and Peter took the other two. They stood ready for the train. It seemed a long time before they heard the train. “Wave your flags!” ordered Peter. “But don’t stand on the line, Bobbie.” The train came very, very fast. The two flags fell, but Bobbie ran across and picked up one of them. “The train’s not going to stop! They won’t see us. It’s no good!” Bobbie shouted. Then she ran onto the line, waving her two flags. “Get back, Bobbie!” shouted Peter. But Bobbie didn’t move from the line. She waved and waved her flags, shouting “Stop, stop!” It did stop... but only twenty metres from Bobbie. —Adapted from The Railway Children ( )1.What does the underlined “the 11.29” refer to? A.the person B.the train C.the time D.the child ( )2.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A.The children knew the 11.29 before. B.Bobbie stopped the train but lost her life. C.The children went back to the station for help. D.The noise that the children heard at first was from the coming train. ( )3.Which is the correct order of the following events in the passage? ①Bobbie ran onto the line to stop the train. ②The children turned the petticoats into six red flags. ③The children realized that an accident would happen. ④The children walked on the top of the hill beside the railway line. A.④③①② B.③①④② C.③④②① D.④③②① ( )4.Which word CAN’T be used to describe these three children? A.humorous B.brave C.kind D.clever 四、信息还原 Gulliver tried his best to get away from the small men. He found a boat and tried to sail home. _1_ .The strong winds drove his boat to another island. Everyone on the island was very large. They were all more than 20 metres tall._2_ . Gulliver seemed very small to them, like a toy or a pet. The farmer’s daughter took Gulliver to town to show him around. Everyone in town was very surprised to see such a small person. The queen heard about Gulliver and bought him from the farmer. _3_ . The king enjoyed listening to Gulliver’s stories about his home country and his many travels. Their chairs, tables, knives, forks and plates were all much too big for Gulliver to use._4_ . Wherever the king and queen went, they carried Gulliver with them in his house. One day they went to the beach. While they were there, a large eagle picked up Gulliver’s house——with Gulliver in it, and carried him high up into the air. But the house was so heavy that the eagle couldn’t carry it. So the eagle dropped it into the sea. _5_ .The ship took him home. A.However, there was a great storm at sea. B.The queen paid 100 dollars for Gulliver. C.A farmer found Gulliver and took him home to his daughter. D.Gulliver used his house as a boat until a ship found him. E.She gave Gulliver to the king as a present. F.So they had to build a small house for him to live in. 答案: busy live day south take place 五、选词填空 Yancheng is a modern city now. Great changes_1_over the past few years, including_2_conditions, transport, environment and people. Local people used to live in old houses. They could only travel by bus. Now most of them have moved into new flats and there is a high-speed railway station in the_3_part of Yancheng. Most people are used to travelling on_4_by high-speed railway. Moreover, the government has built some parks. People often go there to relax themselves after a hard_5_work. pollute help drop factory in need Another big change is the environment. In the past, people_6_litter everywhere. Waste from _7_was put into rivers. Now there are laws to limit and improve it. As a result, there is less_8_in rivers now. People here are trying to be polite. More people are willing to give a hand if someone is_9_. Li Ming, a middle school student, is also a volunteer at the community centre now. He and his classmates often discuss how_10_people in need. He thinks his life is much more meaningful now. Many hands make light work. People in Yancheng believe that if they work together, they can surely make Yancheng a better place. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. _ 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. _ 六、首字母填空 When I was 20 years old, I had a big dream in my mind. I wanted to travel to f_1_ countries. Then I decided to travel around Africa with my backpack . With my family’s s 2_, I left my hometown with confidence (信心). A few days later, when I reached Cape Town, I was not c_3_ what to do next. L_4_, before my trip started, I met a kind, old Nigerian man. I thought he gave me a lot of travel s_5_: “Be like a student on your way while travelling.” The advice sounded easy, but it t_6_ changed my idea about traveling. He helped me know that travel is about learning different kinds of local c_7_. It’s too easy to go into a new country and believe your ways are better. “But if you study, ask questions, and try to learn from the local people. You will have richer e_8_ ,” he said with a smiling face. After seven months of full back-packing in Africa from Cape Town to Cairo, I c_9_ the travel. From it, I knew having a student-like mind helped me learn a lot, which s_10_ me more than any other trip that ever did to me. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. _ 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. _ 七、阅读回答问题,每题答案不超过6个词 The Great Wall of China is called the “Ten Thousand Li Great Wall” in Chinese. In fact, it's over 21,000 kilometres long. It winds its way from west to east, across deserts, over mountains, through valleys till at last it reaches the sea. It is one of the wonders of the world. The Great Wall has a history of over 2,000 years. The first part of it was built during the Spring and Autumn Period. During the Warring States Period, more walls were built to defend the borders of the different kingdoms. Later, the Qin dynasty united the different parts into one empire. To keep the enemy out of his empire, Qin Shi Huang had all the walls joined up. The Great Wall is wide enough on the top for five horses or ten men`to walk side by side. Along the wall are watchtowers, where soldiers used to watch enemies. They lit fires on the towers as a warning when the enemy came. It was very difficult to build such a wall in ancient times without any modern machines. All the work was done by hand. Thousands of men died and were buried under the wall they built. The Great Wall was made not only of stone and earth, but of the flesh and blood of millions of men. Today the Great Wall has become a place of interest not only to the Chinese but to people from all over the world. There's a famous Chinese saying—He who has never been to the Great Wall is not a true man. 1.How long is the Great Wall of China?_ 2. When did people start to build the Great Wall?_ 3. When the enemy invaded, what did the soldiers do on the watchtowers?_ 4. How was the Great Wall built?_ 5. How do you understand “He who has never been to the Great Wall is not a true man.”?_ ( 1 ) 学科网(北京)股份有限公司 $