阅读理解 (专项训练）2026-2027学年人教版英语八年级上册

阅读理解 (Unit1-Unit4 )人教版版英语八年级上册期中复习

 

一、阅读短文，选择正确的答案（共10篇）

Passage 1

Last summer vacation, Lisa went to a mountain village with her parents. The village was quiet and beautiful. There were green trees and clear rivers everywhere. They stayed in a small but clean house of Lisa’s grandparents.

On the first day, Lisa walked along the river and picked some wild flowers. She also saw many small fish swimming in the water. The next day, she helped her grandma feed the chickens and water the vegetables. In the evening, the whole family sat together and talked under the big tree. Lisa thought it was relaxing.

Lisa didn’t use her phone much there. She enjoyed the slow life. She learned that life in the countryside was different from city life. She hoped to visit the village again next holiday.

 

(    )1. Where did Lisa go last summer vacation?

A. A beach town.

B. A mountain village.

C. A big city.

(    )2. Who did Lisa go with?

A. Her grandparents.

B. Her friends.

C. Her parents.

(    )3. What did Lisa do on the second day?

A. She fed chickens.

B. She went fishing.

C. She picked fruit.

(    )4. What can we know from the passage?

A. Lisa played with her phone every day.

B. Lisa loved the life in the village.

C. The house in the village was dirty.

(    )5. What is the main idea of the passage?

A. Different kinds of village animals.

B. Lisa’s great holiday in the village.

C. How to grow vegetables.

 

Passage 2

Many students have different ideas about good friends. Jeff says a good friend should be the same as him. He likes sports, so he wants his friend to like sports too. They can play basketball or run together.

But Anna doesn’t think so. She likes friends who are different. Her best friend is Lily. Anna is quiet and likes reading. Lily is outgoing and good at telling jokes. When Anna feels upset, Lily always makes her laugh. Anna says they learn a lot from each other.

Paul doesn’t mind if friends are similar or different. For him, a true friend is always there when he needs help. He thinks the most important thing is that friends truly care about one another.

 

(    )1. What does Jeff think his good friend should be?

A. Quiet.

B. The same as him.

C. Funny.

(    )2. What is Anna like?

A. Quiet.   B. Outgoing.    C. Lazy.

(    )3. What is Lily good at?

A. Reading books.

B. Telling jokes.

C. Playing basketball.

(    )4. What does Paul think is the most important for friends?

A. Being similar.

B. Being different.

C. Caring about each other.

(    )5. How many people talk about their ideas of friends?

A. Two.   B. Three.   C. Four.

 

Passage 3

Can you help out at home? Many kids can do simple housework. Housework helps kids learn useful skills and know it is important to share work with family.

Tom is a 13-year-old boy. After dinner, he often helps wash the dishes. Sometimes he takes out the rubbish. At first, he was not good at washing dishes. He broke two bowls. But he kept trying and now he can do it well.

Tom’s sister Amy likes cleaning her room. She always makes her bed and puts her books away. She also helps sweep the floor on weekends. Their mum says when kids help with housework, parents have less work to do. It makes the family happy.

 

(    )1. What does the writer think of doing housework for kids?

A. It is useful.

B. It is boring.

C. It is difficult.

(    )2. What does Tom often do after dinner?

A. He sweeps the floor.

B. He washes the dishes.

C. He makes the bed.

(    )3. What happened when Tom first washed dishes?

A. He broke bowls.

B. He hurt his hand.

C. He finished quickly.

(    )4. Who helps sweep the floor on weekends?

A. Tom.   B. Amy.    C. Their dad.

(    )5. What is the best title for this passage?

A. Different family rules.

B. Kids helping with housework.

C. How to cook dinner.