Unit8　Let’s Communicate！(单元复习)2026-2027学年人教版英语八年级上册

2026年秋季八年级上册英语(人教版)学科同步练习 Unit8　Let’s Communicate！ 单元复习 一、 根据句意或提示用单词的恰当形式填空 1. Our school offers basketball (训练) every Monday afternoon. 2. Good friends should always (相信) each other. 3. It’s not (reason) to expect children to sit quietly for three hours. 4. “Break a leg” is an English /ɪkˈspreʃn/. It means “good luck”. 5. Please /rɪˈplaɪ/ to my text message soon. 二、 单项选择 (　　) 1. The computer stopped working last night. Did you 　　　　　the reason？ A. put out B. find out C. take over (　　) 2. It’s not good to always argue 　　　　　your parents. A. about B. to C. with (　　) 3. Would you 　　　　　to go by bus or by subway？ A. stick B. prefer C. offer (　　) 4. Doctors advise people to keep away 　　　　　too much fast food. A. from B. at C. on (　　) 5. Students can 　　　　　from reading English books every day. They can improve their English fast. A. borrow B. come C. benefit 三、 完成或翻译句子 (词数不限) 1. 电影马上就要开始了， 快点吧！ The movie will start ， so hurry up！ 2. 许多青少年喜欢在社交媒体上分享照片。 Many teenagers like to share photos on . 3. 如果你需要帮助， 就给我写信。 　 4. 我的兄弟们经常打架， 但他们总是很快就和好了。 　 5. 老师昨天和我父母开了个面对面的会。 　 四、 完形填空 (原创时文) 　　Do you know Australia’s new social media ban (禁令) for teenagers under 16 years old？ In December 2025， it started to 　1　. It stops teenagers under 16 years old from 　2　 social media accounts (账号). It is the first 　3　 like this in the world， and it is a great change to protect teenagers online. Besides， Australia wants children to 　4　 their phones and spend more time communicating with family and friends. Australia asked some apps， such as TikTok and Facebook， to take reasonable steps to stop those teenagers. If they don’t follow the rule， they will 　5　 get into trouble. About 4，700，000 teenagers under 16 years old closed their accounts by 10th December. Many students felt 　6　 at first， as they often spent much time on their phones every day. In fact， the ban has many 　7　. First， it 　8　 kids have a happy life with good family time. They will have more time to communicate with their parents. And it will also help them to improve the relationship between them and their parents. Second， they can have more 　9　 with their friends， such as playing ball games and having picnics. Besides， teenagers may trust strangers easily online， and some strangers may hurt them. It is so 　10　. And the ban can protect them from such danger. (　　) 1. A. live B. stop C. move D. work (　　) 2. A. writing B. having C. doing D. taking (　　) 3. A. book B. village C. rule D. school (　　) 4. A. put down B. look after C. pick up D. find out (　　) 5. A. wisely B. surely C. healthily D. freshly (　　) 6. A. surprised B. excited C. unhappy D. tired (　　) 7. A. rules B. benefits C. dreams D. names (　　) 8. A. helps B. notices C. hears D. sees (　　) 9. A. accidents B. conversations C. trips D. activities (　　) 10. A. dangerous B. healthy C. funny D. boring 五、 阅读理解 　　Are you friends with your neighbours？ In small towns， people usually say hello to their neighbours in shops， on the streets and in front of their homes. In today’s city life， people may not feel comfortable talking to neighbours. But it is actually good for you to greet your neighbours， especially if you say hello to six people， according to a new survey (调查). The happiness score rises when you say hello to a person or more people， but it won’t grow higher after you greet more than 6 people. These results came from a survey from 30th May to 6th June， 2023. 4，556 Americans joined in the survey. It covered social happiness， physical happiness， community happiness and more. Some people did not say hello to anyone in their community. Their score was 51.5. Other people greeted six neighbours and got a score of 64.1. Saying hello to neighbours is not only about social happiness. In fact， more greetings also improve a person’s physical happiness and community happiness. 　▲　 You will speak to people more if your community is safe. Your physical happiness can improve if you are getting out and walking around your community. “We don’t need to know the person well. Just stop and talk to him or her，” said Dan Witters， the survey’s director. “But the more people you greet， the more probably you can make friends with them.” Although it’s only the result of one survey， saying hello is surely a good way to improve your own happiness. (　　) 1. Where do people in small towns usually greet their neighbours？ A. Only in shops or schools. B. Only on the streets. C. In shops， on the streets， and in front of their homes. D. Only at community events. (　　) 2. What does the underlined word “score” mean in Paragraph 2？ A. Colour. B. Line. C. Cost. D. Mark. (　　) 3. Which of the following may show the change in the happiness score？ 　 　　A　　　　　　　　　　　B　　　　　 　　　C　　　　　　　　 　D (　　) 4. Which of the following can we put in “　▲　” in Paragraph 3？ A. It’s because all of these have connections. B. However， some people hate talking to others. C. Scientists will do more studies on this. D. The community should build more parks. (　　) 5. What is the main idea of the passage？ A. City life makes people unfriendly. B. Greeting neighbours can improve happiness. C. Americans are happier than other people. D. People should live in small towns. 六、书面表达 假设你叫王岚， 你遇到了一些烦恼。 请你根据以下思维导图的提示， 用英文写一封邮件， 向你的笔友Anna寻求帮助。 注意： 1. 可在思维导图内容提示的基础上适当拓展信息。 2. 不得在作文中出现真实校名、 地名和学生的真实姓名。 3. 语句连贯， 词数80左右。 作文的开头和结尾已经给出， 不计入总词数。 Dear Anna， I am writing to you because I really need your help. 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 Yours， Wang Lan　 参考答案 课堂跟练 一、 根据句意或提示用单词的恰当形式填空 1.training；2.trust；3.reasonable；4.expression；5.reply 二、 单项选择 B；C；B；A；C 三、 完成或翻译句子 (词数不限) 1.right away 2.social media　. 3.If you need any help， just drop me a line.　 4.My brothers often fight but they always make up with each other quickly.　 5.The teacher had a face-to-face meeting with my parents yesterday.　 四、 完形填空 (原创时文) D；B；C；A；B；C；B；A；D；A 五、 阅读理解 (2025·辽宁一模改编) C；D；B；A；B　 六、书面表达 Dear Anna， I am writing to you because I really need your help. 　I feel nervous and can’t sleep well. 　 　Firstly， I have difficulties in learning maths. However， I am too shy to ask the teachers for help. Secondly， I find it hard to communicate with my friends. We will argue with each other if we have different ideas. Last but not least， my sister often makes noise while I am studying. I am really angry about that so I sometimes shout at her. Now she tries to keep away from me.　 　Could you share your advice on ways to solve my problems？ Look forward to your reply.　 Yours， Wang Lan 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $