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1.（23-24八年级下·北京通州·期末）
It can be easy t spend a lt f time nline, but it is imprtant fr yu t knw hw ften and why yu g nline. It can help yu wrk ut a healthier and happier balance (平衡) with time ffline.
Being nline shuld imprve ur lives, nt cntrl them. If yu always feel yu need t check yur mbile phnes, it is prbably time t take a break. T much time nline can make yur study mre difficult and it is bad fr yur health.
It is imprtant t remember that if yu are cnstantly taking phts r chatting nline, it can be hard t keep track f what is ging n arund yu. This might have a serius influence n yur cnnectins with the peple beside yu, even if yu dn’t want t make them feel like yu are nt interested in them. Take breaks frm the apps (应用程序) and games. Yu dn’t need t stp using them, just trying turning ff ntificatins during study hurs, r setting time limits.
Yu can cnsider which nline activities yu can d ffline. Take a careful lk at what nline activities can becme ffline activities. Fr example, an nline game can becme in-persn with a friend r family member instead. Of curse, nt everything has t be ffline r nline all the time.
It is gd fr yu t set bundaries (界限) with yur friends. If yur friend calls yu in the middle f the night, r messages yu when yu are ding yur hmewrk, and yu dn’t see their messages until yu are back nline.
Habits can be hard t break, but we can retrain ur brains. Smetimes, just paying attentin t the pssible influences can help us knw when it is time t make sme changes. Talk with smene abut it. Talking abut hw yu feel with a family member r yur friend may help yu wrk ut a plan fr breaking ld habits. They can als encurage yu t stick t the plan.
1．Yu may spend t much time nline when yu ________.
A．take breaks frm nline gamesB．keep checking yur mbile phne fr messages
C．take a few phts with yur mbile phneD．turn n ntificatins after yu finish yur hmewrk
2．The wrds “keep track f” in Paragraph 3 are clsest in meaning t ________.
A．manage t stay away frmB．decide t agree with
C．remember t wait frD．cntinue t knw abut
3．The writer prbably agrees that ________.
A．it is easier fr us t stp using apps when we have mre time
B．nline activities bring us mre in-persn cnnectins than ffline activities
C．cnversatins abut bundaries with friends help us have less nline time
D．it is imprtant t pay attentin t the pssible influences f setting time limits
4．Which f the fllwing culd be the best title fr the passage?
A．Get t Knw Others’ Online HabitsB．Enjy Yur Online Activities
C．Stick t Yur Online PlanD．Manage Yur Time Online
2.（23-24八年级下·北京昌平·期末）
In 2019, American kids aged 8 t 12 spent an average f 4 hurs and 44 minutes n screens every day. By 2021, that average had increased t 5 hurs and 33 minutes per day. D kids need help putting their devices dwn, r can they decide n their wn?
There are a lt f research studies shw that t much screen time can have a negative effect (效果) n peple. Therefre, sme cuntries try t make peple stay away frm devices. Peple living in a village in India have agreed t turn ff their televisins and phnes fr ne and a half hurs every evening. A cmmunity uses the siren (汽笛) sunds t remind peple t turn ff the televisins and phnes at 19:00. At 20:30, a secnd siren sund rings t shw that screen-free time is ver. In this way, peple can have screen-free time, which is called a “digital detx”. It is when a persn stps using digital devices fr a fixed time.
Sme peple say that taking a break frm electrnic devices is gd. Screen-free time allws kids t cnnect t the utside wrld and with family and friends. Seeing peple face t face helps t cure (治愈) lneliness. Kids can be mre active if they are nt n their phnes r watching TV all the time, which is beneficial (有益的) t health.
Hwever, there are peple wh hld different ideas. Digital devices allw friends and family far away frm each ther t stay in tuch. Besides, screen time can be valuable-kids can read great bks, discver interesting facts r learn abut imprtant things happening in the wrld.
Is there a way t find a balance between digital devices and ur life? I think s. The gd way is t cut dwn kid’s usage f digital devices by setting time limits. What’s mre, if parents ffer kids activities they find valuable, such as sprts and art activities they enjy, they will be less likely t spend time n scial media. Once they becme used t these activities, they will feel surprised hw little they think abut their phne.
1．The underlined phrase “digital detx” in paragraph 2 means “________”.
A．the place t reduce the screen time
B．the game t turn ff the televisin
C．the device t cnnect with friends
D．the time t stp using digital devices
2．What can we learn frm the passage?
A．Digital devices wrk as well as face-t-face cmmunicatin.
B．Peple in India have fund a way t shrten the screen time.
C．Limiting the usage f the phnes can lead t their lneliness.
D．Spending time with family is the easiest way t keep kids happy.
3．The writer may agree that ________.
A．parents will feel wrried if kids send the messages
B．parents help kids set limit n what they see n devices
C．kids may spend less screen time with the help f parents
D．kids are likely t d less utdr activities they enjy
4．What is the writer mainly telling us?
A．Causes and results abut balanced life.
B．Opinins and facts abut digital devices.
C．Chices and reasns abut nline activities.
D．Prblems and slutins abut screen time.
3.（23-24八年级下·北京房山·期末）
Once there was a very ppular sng called Which D yu Prefer, Crying r Smiling? It is cmmn that peple always think crying is a sign f sadness. But it is nt always the truth. When babies are hungry, they will cry t shw their feelings and get tasty fd. Then babies feel like being n clud nine and f curse stp crying.
We als knw that many peple may think crying is a bad thing and it may be bad fr their health. Hwever, in fact, smetimes it is healthy t have sme tears. Accrding t the studies, sme health prblems have smething t d with nt crying enugh. Smetimes peple need t cry mre because it helps them t get well.
Different cultures have different ideas abut crying. The peple in Indnesia think that crying—unless dne by a persn wh has lst a clse friend—is unhealthy and that it can cause health prblems. In sme ther cultures, peple usually cry tgether when they are afraid f smething and in times f sadness.
Peple have been studying crying fr a lng time and here are tw interesting studies abut crying.
A study f 5,000 peple in 35 cuntries made by Prfessr Ad Vingerhets fund that wmen usually cried between 30 and 64 times a year while men usually cried 6 t 17 times a year. Vingerhcts thinks that wmen’s higher prlactin levels (催乳素水平) may cause wmen t cry mre. Prlactin levels are especially higher when wmen are having babies.
Besides that, accrding t anther study, when 150 wmen were watching the film Steel Magnlias, scientists fund 22 percent f them cried and the thers didn’t. Thse wh cried felt mre sadness fr a lng time. The study said crying can make peple sadder, and it tk peple lnger t get well.
Crying may make peple feel better nly if it helps with their prblems. Studies shw cmfrt frm a friend des make peple feel that crying is a gd idea. S next time yu dn’t feel gd, yu can talk with yur friend and cry ut t make yurself feel better. Try t have a gd cry!
1．The underlined wrds “feel like being n clud nine” in Paragraph 1 are clsest in meaning t “________.”
A．feel very greatB．feel quite scared
C．feel really thankfulD．feel truly tired
2．The peple in Indnesia think________.
A．smetimes crying is gd fr peple
B．peple shw their fear while crying
C．crying may cause sme healthy prblems
D．peple shuld cry tgether when being afraid
3．Why des Prfessr Ad Vingerhcts talk abut prlactin levels in his study?
A．T explain why wmen cry mre.
B．T shw hw wmen have babies.
C．T intrduce the reasn fr the study.
D．T stress the imprtance f the study.
4．The writer prbably agrees that________.
A．mst peple prefer crying t smiling in daily life
B．peple may cry mre after watching a sad mvie
C．ne can stp crying quickly whenever he wants
D．peple may feel better after having a gd cry
4.（23-24八年级下·北京东城·期末）
Scientists have studied the full genetic (基因的) infrmatin f mre than 18,000 cancer samples. They fund new infrmatin abut the patterns f mutatins (突变) , r changes, which culd help dctrs prvide better treatment.
Their study, which appeared recently in the publicatin Science, is nt the first t d such a cmplete genetic study f cancer samples. But n ne has ever used such a large sample size.
Serena Nik-Zainal f the University f Cambridge was part f the team that did the research. She said this was “the largest chrt (群体) in the wrld. It is extrardinary.”
Over 12,000 samples in the study came frm patients recruited (招募) by Britain’s Natinal Health Service. They were part f a prject t study whle genmes (基因组) frm peple with cmmn cancers and rare diseases. The rest f the data came frm existing cancer data sets.
Researchers were able t study such a large number because f the same imprvements in technlgy that recently permitted scientists t cmplete the map f the entire human genme.
Andrew Futreal, a genmic expert at MD Andersn Cancer Center in Hustn, was nt invlved in the study. He said the study gave scientists sme knwledge f the destructive (破坏性的) frces that caused cancer.
Cancer is a disease f the genme r full set f instructins fr running cells. It happens when changes in a persn’s DNA cause cells t grw and divide uncntrllably. DNA is a substance (物质) that carries the genetic infrmatin in the cells f living things, like a human. In 2020, there were abut 19 millin new cancer cases wrldwide.
Fr the study, researchers lked at 19 different kinds f cancer in the human bdy. It identified 58 new “mutatinal signatures”, r pieces f evidence leading t the causes f cancer. Nik-Zainal said researchers als cnfirmed 51 f mre than 70 previusly reprted mutatin patterns. Sme arise (出现) because f prblems within a persn’s cells; thers are caused by ultravilet (紫外线的) radiatin, tbacc smke, r chemicals.
Knwing mre f them “helps us t understand each persn’s cancer mre precisely,” which can help guide treatment, Nik-Zainal said.
Genetic sequencing, the prcess used t study the makeup f a cell, is already being included in cancer care. It is part f the grwing mve tward persnalized medicine, r care based n a patient’s genes and specific disease. Nw dctrs will have much mre infrmatin t draw frm when they lk at individual cancers.
T help dctrs use this infrmatin, researchers develped a cmputer prgram that will let them find cmmn mutatin patterns and seek ut rare nes. Nik-Zainal said dctrs culd suggest a treatment based n a special pattern.
Futreal said the data can als shw dctrs what tends t happen ver time when a patient develps a cancer with a certain mutatin pattern. This will help dctrs give earlier treatment and hpefully stp the develping disease.
1．Which f the fllwing statement is true?
A．Scientists have studied the full genetic infrmatin f mre than 18,000 cancer samples.
B．They fund new infrmatin abut the patterns f mutatins, r changes, that culd help dctrs prvide better treatment.
C．Their study, which appeared recently in the publicatin Science, is nt the first t d such a cmplete genetic study f cancer samples.
D．All f the abve.
2．What can we infer frm the passage?
A．Cancer is a kind f disease that happens when DNA in cells grw r divide.
B．Sme cancers arise because f prblems within a persn’s cells.
C．Sme cancers are caused by ultravilet radiatin, tbacc smke, r chemicals.
D．Genetic sequencing has been used in medical treatment.
3．Which is the best title f the passage?
A．Genetic Infrmatin in Cancer.
B．A Study f Cancer Genetics t Help with Targeted Treatment.
C．A Cmputer Prgram in Cancer Genetics.
D．A New Treatment in Cancer.
5.（23-24八年级下·北京朝阳·期末）
Is there a way t quickly remember infrmatin just befre taking an exam? Walking backward might be a gd idea. Scientists say this activity can help peple imprve their shrt-term memry (记忆).
Researchers asked 114 vlunteers in an experiment t watch a vide. After watching the vide, the vlunteers were split (分成) int three grups. One grup was tld t walk 10 meters frward. The secnd grup walked 10 meters backward. The third grup kept still in ne place. All three grups were then asked 20 questins abut what they saw in the vide. The scientists fund that the backward-walking grup gt tw mre answers crrect n average than the ther tw grups.
This suggests that the cncepts (概念) f time and space are imprtant t the frmatin f memries. When yu, walk backward, yu see things frm a different angle (角度). This difference helps peple remember things that happened in the past mre easily. When yu walk backward, yu have t pay clser attentin t yur surrundings t avid accidents. By ding s, yur senses are sharpened (敏锐的). As a result, yu becme mre attuned t yur envirnment.
And walking backward is nt just gd fr ur brains. It is als gd fr the rest f ur bdies. Cmpared t walking frward. walking backward is mre challenging. This can help us imprve ur fitness because walking backward uses mre energy in a shrt time and burns mre calries (卡路里).
Walking backward is less stressful fr ur knees. It culd be helpful fr peple wh ften have pain in their knees. Walking backward als keeps ur spines (脊柱) strng, which can help t ease (缓解) pain in the lwer back. This might be why many ld peple like walking backward.
Next time when yu want t imprve yur memry, why nt try walking backward? It is as simple as it sunds, but remember t “watch” where yu are ging and wh r what yu may knck int.
1．What’s the writer’s purpse in mentining the experiment in Paragraph 2?
A．T shw walking backward can help imprve shrt-term memry.
B．T explain hw memries are frmed in ur brains while walking.
C．T pint ut walking backward can keep us in excellent cnditin.
D．T share scientists’ discvery n walking and watching vides.
2．The wrds “becme mre attuned t” in Paragraph 3 are clsest in meaning t ________.
A．becme pruder fB．understand better f
C．take a mre active part inD．get mre interested in
3．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．The differences in walking habits.B．The suggestins n keeping healthy.
C．The advantages f walking backward.D．The imprtance f imprving memry.
6.（23-24八年级下·北京西城·期末）
Research shws that the discvery f explanets (planets utside ur slar system) has changed science fictin (小说). Nw, bks and mvies present these planets mre exactly, making science fictin mre imprtant than befre.
Imagine learning abut stars in a classrm. Yu culd start with cmplex (复杂的) pictures and facts, r yu culd watch the mvie Star Wars where Luke Skywalker sees tw suns frm his hme planet, Tatine. Which will mre easily awaken the interest f a sleepy high schl class?
Science fictin has always caught ur attentin and it has inspired (激励) scientists t g fr their dreams. Fr this reasn, it is smetimes used t cmmunicate science t the public, even cmplex ideas. T be sure that this is a useful way, it is necessary t understand hw science fictin shws actual science.
Emma Jhanna Puranen and her team frm the University f St Andrews and the Austrian Academy f Sciences did sme research, studying a lt f science fictin wrks, including nvels, mvies, TV shws, pdcasts, and vide games t see hw science fictin reflects (反映) real scientific discveries abut explanets. “Mst stries that are set in space will finally have a scene (场景) n an explanet,” explains Puranen. “The reasn fr using explanets is that there was a huge change in ur scientific understanding in 1995 when the first explanet arund a sun-like star was discvered.”
“Traditinally in science fictin, mstly there have been Earth-like planets,” explains Puranen. “But what has changed since the discvery f real explanets is that the fictinal explanets have actually becme a bit less Earth-like.”
Accrding t real science, many explanets are very different frm Earth and ften nt in the “Gldilcks zne”, where cnditins are friendlier t life as we knw it. “I can guess that maybe writers f science fictin are reading all these headlines abut wrlds that are cvered in lava r where it’s raining diamnds, which yu see in the media,” says Puranen.
Science fictin, in a way, reflects the knwledge and discveries f its time. This makes it a valuable tl fr science cmmunicatin. It can intrduce peple t new scientific ideas in an interesting and understandable way.
This research highlights the cnnectin between scientific discveries and creativity. While explring the universe, science fictin can develp curisity (好奇心) and make further research pssible, making the subject f explanets an imprtant example f hw science and imaginatin imprve each ther.
1．The writer mentined the mvie Star Wars t ________.
A．explain what an explanet is like in a humrus way
B．present the result f the latest research abut explanets
C．shw an interesting way f sharing science with everyne
D．intrduce a ppular scientific mvie by a famus directr
2．Hw has science fictin changed after the discvery f the first explanet?
A．It gives mre attentin t Earth.
B．It describes the Earth differently.
C．Science fictin has lst interest in explaining explanets.
D．Explanets in science fictin have becme less Earth-like.
3．The wrds “Gldilcks zne” in Paragraph 6 mst prbably mean ________.
A．a space fund n an explanetB．an imprtant part f ur slar system
C．an area which is gd fr scientific activitiesD．a place that prvides living envirnment fr life
4．The writer prbably agrees that ________.
A．science fictin has played an active part in cmmunicating science
B．scientific discveries have slwed the develpment f imaginatin
C．science fictin has becme less ppular because f scientific discveries
D．new scientific discveries have made science fictin easier t understand
7.（23-24八年级下·北京延庆·期末）
D yu enjy walking in nature? D yu like learning abut trees and plants? Yu may like fraging (觅食)! Fraging is a lt like a treasure hunt. Yu lk arund in places like frests and lakes t find different kinds f plants that yu can eat. Fraging is a lt f fun! When yu walk in the wds, yu can find many kinds f plants. Sme f these plants are dangerus. Sme f them are gd t eat. Yu can spend many relaxing hurs walking arund in the wild lking fr gd plants t eat.
While fraging is a lt f fun, yu still have t be careful. It is exciting and challenging t find plants that yu can eat, but d nt eat them until yu are very sure f what they are. Befre yu g fraging, take a class abut it. Learn the lk f plants yu can eat in the wild. Practice finding them with yur fraging teacher. Then jin a grup f fragers. Lk fr plants tgether. Never eat anything until yu are sure f what it is. Sme peple have becme sick by accident because they ate a wild plant that was dangerus.
Fragers fllw sme imprtant rules. They d nt gather all f the plants in ne area. If yu take all the plants frm ne area, n mre will grw there. D nt lk fr wild plants in areas where there are a lt f cars, like by a rad r parking lt. If the area is very dirty, the plants there will nt be gd t eat and may make yu very sick.
1．What can we knw frm the passage?
A．We shuld walk in the muntains befre fraging.
B．We shuld be sure f what a plant is befre we eat it.
C．Lking fr gd plants by the lake can be dangerus.
D．Eating plants beside the rad can help us frage easier.
2．Which f the fllwing wuld be the best title fr the passage?
A．Fraging Is Never Easy!B．Fraging Is a Lt f Fun!
C．Enjy Nature with Fraging!D．Fllw the Rules f Fraging!
8.（23-24八年级下·天津河北·期末）
Bubble tea is frm Taiwan, China. It’s like a drink and a snack (小吃) in ne cup. It’s winning fans arund the wrld.
T enjy bubble tea, yu will likely need a wide straw (吸管). Why? T get a fun surprise! Bubble tea is made with tea, f curse. It als has milk, and ften ice. But here’s what makes bubble tea really special. There are chewy (耐嚼的) things in it. They’re usually at the bttm f the cup. Mst ften, they are sweet balls made f tapica (木薯淀粉). Sme peple think the balls lk like bubbles (泡泡). That’s hw the drink gt its name. Others say it’s called bubble tea because f the bubbles n tp f the drink. They appear when the drink is shaken.
Bubble tea was invented in Taiwan in the 1980s. Peple lved it. Sn it became ppular in ther places in Asia. In the 1990s, bubble tea shps started appearing in the US. Nw, these shps are n the rise all ver the wrld.
Thinking f trying a bubble tea? Get ready t face a lt f hard but tasty decisins. Sme shps ffer ver a hundred flavurs. Wuld yu like strawberry r banana? Or maybe yu’re up fr chclate? Yu culd g fr the classic milk tea, f curse. And there are lts f ther things yu can chse t put in t, like red beans.
Yu might need a break after making all thse decisins. Guess what? A bubble tea shp can be a great place t relax. Sme yung peple g t these shps with friends t play games r study. S in mre ways than ne, bubble tea can be a sweet part f life.
1．Which f the fllwing makes bubble tea special?
A．The ice.B．The milk.C．The wide straw.D．The chewy things.
2．What happened in the 1990s?
A．Bubble tea shps appeared in the US.B．Peple in Taiwan invented bubble tea.
C．Peple in Asia began t like bubble tea.D．Bubble tea shps were fund arund the wrld.
3．The wrd “flavurs” Paragraph 4 prbably means “________”.
A．hw the drink tastesB．where peple can buy the drink
C．hw much the drink cstsD．wh sells the drink t custmers
4．What can we learn frm the last paragraph?
A．Bubble tea is t sweet fr sme peple.
B．Peple can relax themselves in a bubble tea shp.
C．A bubble tea shp can help peple make new plans.
D．Peple f all ages wuld like t g t bubble tea shps.
5．Why did the writer write this passage?
A．T intrduce a ppular drink.B．T give advice n making drinks.
C．T tell a stry behind a special drink.D．T make a reprt n peple’s favurite drinks.
9.（23-24八年级下·天津和平·期末）
Yu might have heard abut identity theft (身份盗窃): it means a thief gets enugh f smene’s infrmatin t cmmit fraud (诈骗). Why shuld peple care abut it? Because recvering a stlen identity can be a hard prcess. Imagine that smene pens a credit card in yur name, gets a cell phne number in yur name, r buys things using a credit card that has yur name n it.
ID thieves can be creative abut getting yur infrmatin. There are sme lw-tech ways they get it: smetimes they steal rubbish, ging thrugh it t find persnal infrmatin, r they steal mail.
There are high-tech ways, t: ID thieves might put sftware nt yur cmputer secretly. The sftware, called badware, let a thief see everything n yur cmputer, and recrd everything yu type n yur cmputer. Unluckily, even if yu’re really careful with yur persnal infrmatin, thieves can still get yur persnal infrmatin. Smetimes, they get int cmputer systems at shps, schls, hspitals r businesses. They lk fr persnal infrmatin t use r sell t ther thieves.
It’s pretty easy fr yu and yur family t stp a thief stealing yur identity. Yu can start with the lw-tech defenses (防御). Be careful with yur mail and rubbish. And be sure t take care f yur wallet, r yur backpack. It’s especially imprtant nt t carry yur Scial Security card with yu. Keep it in a safe place at hme.
Practice sme higher-tech defenses, t: prtect yur cmputer by turning n an up-t-date firewall (防火墙). Once yu’re nline, be careful with yur persnal infrmatin. When yu get emails r pp-ups n yur cmputer, dn’t respnd autmatically (自动响应). Stp and think befre yu click—it culd help keep yur infrmatin private, and keep badware ff yur cmputer.
1．What is the meaning f “recvering” in paragraph 1?
A．再利用B．改变C．恢复D．再覆盖
2．What can we infer frm the secnd paragraph?
A．It is easy fr yur mail t be stlen.
B．Even sme useless things can make yu face the danger f identity theft.
C．We cannt thrw rubbish in rder t prtect ur persnal infrmatin.
D．We shuld put away ur mail t avid identity theft.
3．What can we learn frm the underlined sentence in the third paragraph?
A．It’s impssible t find a way t stp identity theft.
B．Peple can prtect their persnal infrmatin as lng as they are careful enugh.
C．Thieves are very gd at finding ways t cllect peple’s persnal infrmatin.
D．It’s hard fr a thief t cllect yur persnal infrmatin.
4．Which best shws the writer’s idea abut identity theft?
A．Identity theft will finally be stpped as cmputer sftware becmes better.
B．Identity theft is a serius prblem that can be reduced with a few simple habits.
C．Identity theft happens mre cmmnly t adults because they aren’t gd at using cmputers.
D．Identity theft is an easy prblem that can be dealt within a secnd.
5．What’s the structure f the passage?
A．B．C．D．
10.（23-24八年级下·天津河东·期末）
Mars is the furth planet frm the sun. It is small and red and cld. N ne believes anything lives there—until the first spaceship lands n the earth.
At first, peple are eager (急切的) t welcme the alien visitrs. But then they find ut the scary truth: The Martians (火星人) have cme t cnquer (征服) the planet! They’re very smart, and they have terrifying machines. Is the earth ready fr The War f the Wrlds? Read this bk t find ut. The ending will surprise yu.
This is a very ppular science-fictin (科幻) stry written by British writer H. G. Wells. The actin is very exciting. The stry mves quickly. Thugh the bk is set in (以……为背景) England in 1898, tday’s readers will still have much in cmmn with this bk.
Other easy bks in Bullseye Step int Classics series (系列) als can take yu n a great reading trip! Lk fr bks such as Little Wmen and The Time Machine. Read them all! It’s great fr beginners in English.
1．Hw d the Martians cme t the earth? They cme t the earth by ________.
A．spaceshipB．paper machineC．airplaneD．rcket
2．What d the Martians want t d n the earth? They want t ________.
A．live n the earthB．becme aliens
C．cnquer the earthD．write bks
3．What kind f stry des this bk belng t? It belngs t ________ stries.
A．true and excitingB．trueC．bringD．science-fictin
4．Why d tday’s readers still like this bk? Because it’s ________.
A．written by H. GB．very excitingC．very ldD．nly fr beginners
5．Which f the fllwing is NOT true accrding t the passage?
A．The writer wants readers t knw abut this bk.
B．The writer intrduces mre bks in Bullseye Step int Classics series.
C．The writer tells us the series are suitable fr beginners.
D．The writer is planning a war between Mars and the earth.
11.（23-24八年级下·天津滨海新·期末）
Many peple say dlphins are clever. They seem t be able t think, understand, and learn things quickly. But are they as smart as humans, r are they mre like cats and dgs? Dlphins use their brains (脑) quite differently frm humans. But scientists say dlphins and humans are alike in sme ways. Hw?
Like humans, every dlphin has its wn “name”. The name is a special whistle (啸声). Each dlphin chses a specific whistle fr itself, usually by its first birthday. Dlphins are like peple in ther ways, t. They “talk” t each ther abut a lt f things—such as their age, their feelings, and finding fd. They als use a system f sunds and bdy language t cmmunicate. Understanding dlphin cnversatin is nt easy fr humans. N ne “speaks dlphin” yet, but sme scientists are trying t learn.
Dlphins are als scial animals. They live in grups, and they ften jin thers frm different grups t play games and have fun—just like peple. Scientists believe playing tgether is smething nly clever animals d.
Dlphins and humans are almst the same in anther way: bth f them make plans fr getting things they want. In the seas f suthern Brazil, fr example, dlphins use a smart way t get fd. When there are fish near a bat, dlphins signal (发信号) t the fishermen t put their nets (网) in the water. Using this methd, the men can catch a lt f fish. Why d dlphins help the men? There is an advantage fr them: Sme fish run away frm the net and the dlphins get t eat them.
1．When des a dlphin usually get its “name”?
A．It gets it n its first birthday.B．It gets it when it grws up.
C．It gets it while eating fish.D．It gets it after it dies.
2．In Paragraph 3, thers refers t ther ________.
A．fishermenB．pepleC．dlphinsD．games
3．What d dlphins talk abut t each ther?
A．Their name, feelings, and playing games.B．Their age, feelings, and finding fd.
C．Their jbs, feelings, and finding fd.D．Their age, feelings, and singing sngs.
4．Why d dlphins help fishermen catch fish accrding t the passage?
A．The dlphins can get fd that way.B．They enjy playing with the fishermen.
C．They have a gd relatinship with humans.D．The fishermen ask the dlphins fr help.
5．What is the main idea f this passage?
A．Dlphins are clever animals.B．Dlphins help humans catch fish.
C．Dlphins cmmunicate in a special way.D．Dlphins and humans share sme same things.
12.（23-24八年级下·辽宁大连·期末）
On April 21, China shwed the wrld’s first high-definitin lunar atlas (高清月球图集). This is the first time since the 1970s that we’ve seen new maps f the mn. The Chinese Academy f Sciences (CAS, 中国科学院) is behind the great prject. It said that the new maps will help scientists with future mn rescarch.
“We’ve made great prgress in studying the mn in recent years,” said Liu Jianzhng frm CAS. “But we’re still using the maps frm abut half a century ag. Thse ld maps can’t help us with future research.”
In 2012, Liu and his partner Ouyang, Ziyuan started making new maps f the mn with a team f great scientists frm acrss the cuntry. The team mainly used data frm China’s Chang’e Prject. They als used infrmatin frm studies by ther cuntries.
The ld maps f the mn were prvided n a 1:5 millin scale (比例). But the new nes with a scale f 1:2.5 millin ffer mre details. They shw the exact lcatins f big discveries n the mn. These include 17 types f rcks, 14 types f structures and many ther things. Accrding t CAS, the new maps will be very helpful t China’s future effrts t study the mn. Fr example, they can help us find safe landing places. The new maps are nw n the Digital Mn clud platfrm (数字月球平台). It was built by Chinese scientists. The atlas, hwever, will sn be used by scientists frm all ver the wrld.
In a wrd, they’ll be able t better understand the histry f the mn with the new maps. They can als use them in their wn future mn study.
1．When did Chinese peple see the new maps f mn?
A．On April 20.B．On April 21.C．In 2012.D．In 1970.
2．Which f the fllwing is nt the advantage f the new maps?
A．Offering mre details.B．Shwing the exact lcatins.
C．Finding safe landing places.D．Finding a place t live.
3．What is the structure f the passage?
A．①/②③④/⑤B．①/②③④⑤C．①②③/④/⑤D．①②③/④⑤
4．What is the best title f the passage?
A．The scientists n the Mn.B．The New Maps f the Mn.
C．China’s Chang’e Prject.D．The Great Histry f the Mn.
13.（23-24八年级下·辽宁大连·期末）
In space, astrnauts have t slve (解决) tw prblems: Hw t get fd and hw t keep their spaceship clean. They need t slve them in rder t stay alive. They are in a spaceship far frm the earth, and they need t take care f everything themselves. They need t be sure they have what they need t live there, because the astrnauts may be in space fr weeks.
Here is hw they slved the fd prblem. At first, the astrnauts tk tubes f semi-liquid (半流质的) fd with them int space. They lk like the tthpaste (牙膏) yu use when yu brush yur teeth. The fd did nt taste great, but because astrnauts did nt need t take dishes with them, they had n dishes t wash.
Tday’s spaceships have a bigger menu. Astrnauts can eat frm bwls. In fact, they take cereal (谷类食物) and ther fds with them. The fds are kept in a special way t stay fresh. They have a kitchen in the spaceship. Its ven can heat fd t 170 degrees. The kitchen has water and sets f meals that cme n plates. The astrnauts chse their menu befre they g int space. They take a lt f fd with them.
Hw d they keep the kitchen clean? They d nt have t wrry abut mice r ther rdents (啮齿动物). They make sure that there are n rdents befre the ship leaves. But smetimes mice travel n the ship. Thse mice are part f experiments. They live in cages.
Hw d astrnauts keep their plates clean? That is anther health prblem the astrnauts slve. They need t stay healthy in space. T carry a lt f water t wash plates wuld be much heavier. They take wet wipes (纸巾) in bags. They use them t clean plates. Therefre, their kitchen is clean and they stay healthy.
1．What can we knw abut astrnauts?
A．They want t live far frm the earth.B．They like t take care f themselves.
C．They have t live in space fr weeks.D．They need t keep the spaceship clean.
2．Which picture can best shw the meaning f the underlined wrd “tube”?
A．B．C．D．
3．Which f the fllwing is TRUE?
A．Astrnauts need t grw their wn fd in space.
B．Astrnauts can nt brush their teeth in the spaceship.
C．Astrnauts needn’t wrry abut mice r ther animals in space.
D．Astrnauts use water t wash their plates in space.
4．What’s the main purpse f the text?
A．T invite us t have a trip t the spaceship.
B．T teach us hw t keep ur kitchen clean.
C．T shw us the ways t have healthy fd in space.
D．T intrduce hw astrnauts slve their prblems in space.
14.（23-24八年级下·辽宁大连·期末）
“Are we alne? What’s ut there?” Lking up at the stars, peple have always wanted t learn mre abut space, and scientists have been wrking hard t find the secrets f the universe. Here we’re ging t g thrugh a timeline f the imprtant mments f space explratin (探索).

What is the Big Bang Thery (理论)?
The Big Bang Thery is an idea abut hw ur universe began. Many scientists believe that everything in the universe was pressed tgether and then it separated int smaller pieces very quickly abut 14 billin years ag t create the universe. The Big Bang is thught t be the beginning f everything in the universe.
What is the Hubble Space Telescpe (望远镜)?
The Hubble Space Telescpe was put int space in 1990. Hubble is as lng as a large schl bus and it weighs as much as tw elephants. Hubble is able t get clear pictures f faraway stars. A picture called “Hubble Ultra Deep Field” shws sme f the farthest galaxies. Pictures frm Hubble help scientists learn mre abut the universe.
What is FAST?
China’s Five-hundred-metre Aperture Spherical Telescpe is better knwn as FAST. It is in Guizhu, China, and it has been used since September 25th, 2016. Its 500-metr e dish is the wrld’s largest single-dish radi telescpe. Scientists can use it t search fr signals (信号) f cmmunicatin that are nt cming frm the earth. If scientists find such things, maybe there is life smewhere else in the universe!
What is Shenzhu-18?
Shenzhu-18 manned spaceship was sent int space frm Jiuquan n April 25, 2024. On May 28, the crew members cmpleted the first spacewalk f their missin. The task has set a new recrd fr the lngest single spacewalk by Chinese astrnuts. During their six-mnth stay in space, the crew will carry ut mre than 90 experiments (实验) in space.
1．When did Gcrges Lemaitre suggest the idea f the Big Bang Thery？
A．In 1927.B．In 1990.C．In 2016.D．In 2024.
2．Why can the Hubble Space Telescpe help scientists study the universe？
A．It is lng and heavy enugh.
B．It takes clear phts f space.
C．It tells the beginning f the universe.
D．It travels t sme f the farthest galaxies.
3．What can we knw abut China’s space explratin frm the passage？
A．FAST can send signals int the universe t help find life.
B．FAST is a dish-like radi telescpe travelling in the universe.
C．The astrnauts in Shenzhu-18 will wrk in space fr several mnths.
D．The three astrnauts tk the first spacewalk f their missin n April 25.
4．What is the best title fr the passage？
A．Space Explratin: Searching fr Life in Space
B．Space Explratin: Exciting Mments f China
C．Space Explratin: A Better Future fr Scientists
D．Space Explratin: Great Prgress Humans Made
15.（23-24八年级下·辽宁大连·期末）
D yu want t be an astrnaut in the future? Every year n April 24, it’s Space Day f China. It’s a day t celebrate the cuntry’s grwth in space explratin (探索).
Ever since Yang Liwei made it t space in 2003, as many as 20 Chinese astrnauts have gne t space.
In space, astrnauts face many prblems. There is little gravity (重力) there, which affects their bdies. Als, being away frm family and friends and stuck in a tiny spaceship fr a lng time can make them feel sad r stressed ut. What’s mre, if smething ges wrng n their missin suddenly, they have t wrk ut hw t fix it under huge pressure (压力). That’s why astrnauts have t be smart, strng, and ready fr any challenge befre they can g t space.
T make sure that Chinese astrnauts cmplete their missins and return t Earth safely, “Eight types, including ver 200 subjects f training, are set,” Huang Weifen, chief designer f the astrnaut system fr China’s manned space prject, tld CCTV News. Apart frm physical training, it als includes basic science knwledge and mck (模拟) missins. Befre astrnauts can g t space, they train like this fr at least three and a half years.
One f the hardest parts f the training fr astrnauts is the underwater training. This helps them get ready fr the weightless envirnment in space. Huang explained that astrnauts wear diving suits that weigh mre than 100 kilgrams and stay underwater fr six hurs at a time. Mving arund in the water with such a heavy suit is really tiring. Huang said that ne astrnaut, Nie Haisheng, even lst 2 kilgrams after ne underwater training exercise.
1．When is Space Day f China?
A．On March 20.B．On May 5.C．On June 10.D．On April 24.
2．The underlined wrd “fix” in Paragraph 3 prbably means ________.
A．feedB．changeC．slveD．use
3．What d Paragraph 4 and 5 mainly tell us?
A．Hw the astrnauts are trained.
B．What prblems astrnauts face.
C．Hw the astrnauts feel in space.
D．Hw many subjects f training there are.
4．What can we infer frm Huang’s wrds in the last paragraph?
A．The underwater training is a way t lse weight.
B．The astrnauts must train very hard t wrk in space.
C．It is fun t mve arund in the water with a special suit.
D．It takes time fr the astrnauts t accept the envirnment in space.
16.（23-24八年级下·安徽淮南·期末）
D yu like eating pineapples? Cme t enjy the Eleuthera Pineapple Festival. It has a histry f ver 30 years. It’s in early June n the Island f Eleuthera. Every year peple frm all ver the Bahamas and ther places cme here t enjy this festival. Delicius fds and drinks are here and there at the festival. Everyne can find smething t enjy.
D yu knw hw pineapples grw? G t the farm t have a lk. Yu may be shcked t find that pineapples dn’t grw n trees—they grw ut f the grund!
There are many different activities during this festival. One fun activity is the pineapple-eating cntest (比赛). Peple can’t use their hands t eat a pineapple. The ne wh eats up the pineapple first wins.
Peple can als be in the pineapple-cking cntest. They can make different kinds f fds like cakes, pies, juices and ice-cream by using pineapples. Sme big peple try the fd and chse the best ne as the winner.
Yu’ll see beautiful artwrks made by peple there at the festival. There are many ther activities at the same time. Sme peple play music all day and night. Yu can sing and dance t the music. The Eleuthera Pineapple Festival usually ends with a street parade (游行). Jin it and yu’ll have lts f fun.
1．What des the writer talk abut the Eleuthera Pineapple Festival?
A．It’s in late June.
B．It’s a new festival.
C．Peple celebrate it fr a week.
D．Peple can enjy nice fds and drinks at it.
2．What d Paragraphs 3 and 4 mainly talk abut?
A．Tw great activities.
B．Why the festival is imprtant.
C．A great way t eat pineapples.
D．Hw t use pineapples t make fd.
3．Why did the writer write the passage?
A．T talk abut a fun festival.
B．T ask peple t visit an island.
C．T shw the great use f pineapples.
D．T tell peple t eat mre pineapples.
17.（22-23八年级下·安徽芜湖·期末）
Can plants eat peple? Prbably nt, but there are many plants that eat meat. Sme f them are big and they can eat small animals. One famus meat eating plant is the Venus flytrap（捕蝇草）.
The Venus flytrap is a very strange plant. It grws in dry parts f the United States. Its leaves are like the pages f a bk, they can pen and clse very quickly. Inside the leaves, there are three small hairs. If a fly（苍蝇）tuches ne f the hairs, the leaves will clse quickly. The fly cannt get ut. In abut half an hur, the leaves press the fly until it is dead. Then the plant cvers the fly. Slwly the plant eats the fly.
Why d plants d it?
Mst plants get what they need frm the sun, the air and the grund. In sme places, the grund is very pr. It desn’t have all these imprtant things, but animal meat has a lt f these imprtant things. S sme plants eat meat t get what they need. Let’s hpe that sme f the bigger plants dn’t get the same idea!
1．The Venus flytrap grws in ________.
A．mst parts f the wrldB．sme parts f Africa
C．dry parts f the United StatesD．wet parts f England
2．What will happen if a fly tuches ne f the hairs in the Venus flytraps leaves?
A．The leaves will clse very fast.B．The leaves will eat the fly.
C．The leaves will kill the fly.D．The leaves will play with the fly.
3．Mst f the plants get what they need frm ________.
A．the sunB．the airC．the grundD．all f the abve
4．Why d sme plants eat animal meat?
A．Because plants are dangerus t animals.
B．Because animals are dangerus t plants.
C．Because plants want t get what they need frm animal meat.
D．Because plants want t prtect themselves against animals.
18.（23-24八年级下·广东珠海·期末）
When yu read the wrd “pickled vegetables (榨菜)”, what’s the first thing that cmes t mind? Salty vegetables? That’s true. We usually eat them during the breakfast with prridge r ndles. Nw, anther similar wrd “electrnic pickled vegetables (电子榨菜)” has arrived n the Internet. D yu knw what they are?
Well, electrnic pickled vegetables are nt smething yu can eat, but smething yu can watch! Sunds strange, many yung peple in China dn’t have time t enjy themselves r talk t their friends. Instead, they always eat alne. S they watch funny vides while eating. It’s like a friend telling yu the best stries by yur side. And these vides are called electrnic pickled vegetables. They are usually shrt, such as cartns, different kinds f shws r music.
Different peple have different pinins. Sme think that electrnic pickled vegetables can distract peple frm eating. That’s because yu may laugh alng with a cartn character and frget t eat. Hwever, thers think they can make eating mre enjyable and less lnely. There is an interesting study shwing that when yu’re eating and watching vides at the same time, yu can’t feel hw full yu are, and then yu will eat mre and get fat easily.
1．What d we usually eat fr breakfast frm the passage?
A．prridgeB．ndlesC．pickled vegetablesD．all f the abve
2．Accrding t the passage, which ne f the fllwing is the electrnic pickled vegetables?
A．scary mviesB．news reprts
C．funny cartnsD．Beijing peras
3．What des the underlined wrd “distract” mean in Paragraph 3?
A．stpB．learnC．hearD．start
4．What can we learn frm the passage?
A．Pickled vegetables are sweet vegetables.
B．Electrnic pickled vegetables are smething yu can eat.
C．Yung peple always eat with their friends.
D．Electrnic pickled vegetables will make peple eat mre and get fat easily.
5．Which can be the best title fr the passage?
A．Pickled VegetablesB．Electrnic Pickled Vegetables
C．Interesting Shrt VidesD．Eating Habits
19.（23-24八年级下·广东珠海·期末）
Have yu heard f a clud frest? Is it the same as a rainfrest? Actually, it’s a very special kind f frest in cludy muntains. There, cluds brush thrugh trees and wet their leaves. Rain falls almst every day. Hundreds f msses(苔藓) grw and cver everything like a sft, green cat.
Plants f clud frests live in an unusual way. They grw n the branches f trees instead f n the grund. The air is very damp, s plants can get all the water they need frm the fg and rain. They live n the high parts f trees s that they can get mre light t be strnger.
There are many kinds f special animals in clud frests. Fr example, tree kangars live in trees like mnkeys. They use their lng tails t balance just as mnkeys d. Frgs have suckers(吸盘) n their tes s they can climb up trees and crss leaves easily. Many ther special animals are waiting fr us t discver, aren’t they?
Clud frests are imprtant t peple. They give us healthy fd crps, such as wild beans, peppers, tmates, ptates and strawberries. Furthermre, they ffer new medicine t treat cancer. Unluckily, the beautiful frests are in danger nw. Why? Firstly, the climate is getting warmer, but plants and animals in clud frests like t live where it’s cl. It’s difficult fr them t find a prper place t live in. Secndly, peple cut dwn many trees t plant crps r feed cws. The animals are lsing their hmes.
Once clud frests are gne, there must be a huge lss t humans. Save the clud frests befre it’s t late!
1．Hw des the writer start the passage?
A．By telling stries.B．By giving examples.
C．By shwing numbers.D．By asking questins.
2．What des the underlined wrd “damp” mean in paragraph 2?
A．Dry.B．Sunny.C．Wet.D．Snwy.
3．Accrding t the passage, many things live in clud frests, including ________.
①msses ②blueberries ③frgs with suckers
④mnkeys ⑤tree kangars
A．①②③B．①③⑤C．②④⑤D．③④⑤
4．Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A．We can use healthy fd crps t make medicine fr headache.
B．Hundreds f msses grw because it’s always sunny in clud frests.
C．The animals are lsing their hmes because peple cut dwn many trees.
D．Plants need mre water t be strng s they grw n the high parts f trees.
5．What’s the main purpse f this passage?
A．T save the clud frests.B．T intrduce plants in clud frests.
C．T describe the clud frests.D．T discver animals in clud frests.
20.（23-24八年级下·广东珠海·期末）
What will the future huses be like? Will they have gardens n their walls? Can they cntrl the huses’ temperature? Architects believe that there are many different pssibilities. But the nly thing fr sure is that the huses will be as green as pssible.
The Tree Huse: Many architects wuld like t build a “tree huse” like a leaf. The surface f the huse cllects sunlight during the day. The sunlight energy can be used t heat water, drive husehld machines, and even prvide fresh air fr the hme. The “rt” f the huse is deep under the grund. It uses the sil t cntrl the hme’s temperature.
The Lizard (蜥蜴) Huse: Like a lizard, changing clur with the weather is the mst imprtant design f a lizard huse. When it’s in the bright sun, the cver f the huse will turn white t prtect it frm strng heat. During cludy days, it turns dark and takes in as much light and heat as pssible t prduce energy fr lighting.
The Garden Huse: Fd prductin will be ne part f the huse design. Gardens may appear n the utside walls f the huse. Peple can plant vegetables n them. S they just need t walk utside and cllect vegetables every day.
The Self-cleaning Huse: Things like flr, wall, and sfa in the Self-cleaning Huse will be cleaned r dried by themselves. Peple dn’t need t clean them r get them dried under the sun, s that they can have mre time t rest.
1．Peple can’t use the sun light energy frm the Tree Huse t ________.
A．heat waterB．cntrl the hme’s temperature
C．create fresh airD．drive husehld machines
2．What des the underlined wrd “prduce” in Paragraph 3 mean?
A．makeB．cmpleteC．cntrlD．prtect
3．Sam likes grwing vegetables by himself, s he can live in ________.
A．the Tree HuseB．the Lizard Huse
C．the Garden HuseD．the Self-cleaning Huse
4．Frm the passage, we can learn that ________.
A．the Tree Huse uses the rt t cllect the sunlight during the daytime
B．the cver f the Lizard Huse will turn black t prtect it frm strng heat
C．peple living in the Garden Huse can get all the fd in their huse
D．yu can live in the Self-cleaning Huse if yu dn’t like ding husewrk
5．Which can be the best title fr the passage?
A．What a Garden Huse is Like
B．Hw t Build Green Huses
C．The Green Huses in the Future
D．Get Mre Rest in the Future Huses