上海市民办新复兴初级中学2021-2022学年八年级下学期期中英语试题（无答案）

这是一份上海市民办新复兴初级中学2021-2022学年八年级下学期期中英语试题（无答案），共6页。试卷主要包含了5)， 2， A等内容，欢迎下载使用。

Listen and chse the right picture (根据你听到的内容, 选出相应的图片) (6*0.5)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Listen t the dialgue and chse the best answer t the questin yu hear (根据你听到的对话和问题，选出最恰当的答案）(8*0.5)
()12. A. T the supermarket.B. T the pst ffice.
C. T the garden.D. T the restaurant.
()13. A. Father and daughter.B. Assistant and custmer.
C. Dctr and patient.D. Detective and client.
()14. A. The envirnment f the flat.B. The passengers in the undergrund.
C. The wrk in the ffice.D. The traffic t wrk.
Listen t the passage and tell whether the fllwing statements are true r false（判断下列句子是否符合你听到的内容，符合的用“T”表示，不符合的用“F”表示）:(6*1)
()15. Phillip saved a baby by when he was camping near Nrth Island’s Bay. ()16. There was a hliday camp near New Zealand’s Nrth Island’s Bay.
()17. It was careless f the parents t leave the baby in the tent alne that mrning. ()18. After the parents lked fr the baby fr hurs, the by was back finally.
()19. It was amazing that the baby by wasn't hurt at all in the adventure.
()20. Philip is a her because he has saved a life in his lifetime f catching fish.
Listen t the passage and cmplete the fllwing sentences (听对话, 完成下列内容，每空格限填一词）:(10*0.5)
There are fur 21 fr buying smething 22 it at a garage sale r yard sale. The secnd - hand finds in the passage are large 23 , 24 , tys and pht frames. First, yu always find smething that
() 7. A. A dctr.
B. A directr.
C. A painter.
D. An actress.
() 8. A. Maths.
B. Physics.
C. Music.
D. Histry.
() 9. A. Last Mnday.
B. Last Tuesday.
C. Last Thursday.
D. Last Sunday.
()10. A. At 1:30 p.m.
B. At 2:00 p.m.
C. At 2: 30 p. m.
D. At 3: 00 p. m.
()11. A. On the Internet.
B. In the cncert hall.
C. At the bx ffice.
D. Frm the club.
25 yur sense f style after yu’re 26 the big item is clean.Besides, many wden tys are f 27
28 , and they are gd enugh t be passed n. Check it ut. Yu’ll get smething fr a 29
30 .
D sme translatin t cmplete the fllwing passage. (根据中文写出相应英语完成短文写作) (10)
In my mind, the mst beautiful vlunteer is my grandmther. 31(作为一个七旬老人，她帮助社
区的人过得更好) Recently, the cmmunity has rganized an activity which aims t fight the epidemic in ur neighbrhd. Mygrandmtherkeepsdayandnight.Shehelpstherldpepleregisterthebasicinfrmatin
32(这样他们就能容易地使用网上服务。) 33,( 同 时 )she chats with them and writes dwn their truble. She tries 34. 她尽力为他们解决尽可能多的问题。 She wrks s hard that 35 (我以她为骄傲)Fr me, she is the best vlunteer. Her behavir nt nly ,(给我留下了深刻印象) but als taught me 36. (如何帮助他人)
Frm her, I realize that the mst beautiful vlunteer is nt up t her appearance but the warm heart and hard wrk. My grandmther sets an example fr me, which makes me decide t make cntributins t ur sciety in the future.
Part tw Grammar
Chse the best answer (选择最恰当的答案)：（共 15 分）
Which f the fllwing underlined parts is different in prnunciatin frm thers?
A. averageB. patientC. narrwD. relax
D yu knw hw t perate equipment in the lab?
A. theB. aC. anD. /
Freigners like t learn Chinese language its culture.
A. as well asB. instead fC. such asD. except fr
Bb with his pst in his ffice at the mment.
A. dealsB. dealtC.is dealingD. has dealt
–I wnder if he us in the discussin tnight.
–I believe if he his hmewrk, he will jin us.
A.will jin, will finishB. will jin, finishes
C. jin, will finishD. jin, finishes
They have t g ver their lessns befre 9 ’clck, ?
A. haven’t theyB. d theyC. dn’t theyD. have they
I dn’t understand yu. What d yu mean that?
A. withB. byC. fD. abut
Thugh there was much nise in the waiting hall, it seemed that the child wuld sn fall .
A. sleepy, sleepyB. sleepy, asleepC. asleep, asleepD. asleep, sleepy
The sldiers fund that nly a few peple remained in the earthquake.
A. livelyB. livingC. liveD. alive
Natinal parks in ur cuntry these rare tigers making special laws.
A. keep, againstB. prtect, byC. stp, frmD. prtect, frm
Dn’t waste any water resurces, yu’ll run ut f them in the near future.
A. andB. butC. rD. s
She be Tny’s aunt. I remember her at his birthday last year.
A. may; meetingB. must; meetingC. can’t; t meetD. shuld; meet
Three-fifths f the students in ur class girls. The number f the girls twenty-seven in all.
A. are; areB. is; isC. are; isD. is; are
Did Mary tell yu ?
A. when was she at hmeB. where she has been
C. hw lng she wuld stay with usD. if she likes the style
A: I gt up very early this mrning, but I still missed the early bus. B: ！
A. Well dneB. What a shameC. Cngratulatins!D. Be careful!
VI.Fill in the blanks with the given wrds in their prper frms（按所给单词的适当形式填空，每空格限填一词）：
（共 8 分）
The teacher the additinal phrases t us befre the class was ver.（explanatin）
–Culd yu tell me yur jb title?（ffice）
–It’s Data Prcessing Manager.
Sme think that glbal warming has caused many animals t die ut. (science)
We
Many Chinese
ur ideas with each ther during the meeting yesterday. (change) have been sld t freign cuntries. (prduce)
Betty when she saw a snake. (freeze)
I can wrk ut the prblem withut using the calculatr.（electricity）
The are busy wrking in their ffice. ( editin)
VII.Rewrite the fllwing sentences as required ( 根据所给要求，改写下列句子，每空格限填一词)：（共 12 分）（每空格 1 分，连词成句 1 分）
We ught t finish ur hmewrk n time.(改为一般疑问句)
we finish ur hmewrk n time?
Mary was weak and she failed t finish the 800-meter run. (改为简单句) Mary wasn’t t finish the 800-meter run.
Helen’s sn is f average height and lks a bit fatter. (对划线部分提问)
Helen’s sn ?
“Have yu finished reading the reprter?” the manager asked .(改为宾语从句) The manager asked I finished reading the reprt.
I will understand the sentence after I lk it up in the dictinary.(保持意思基本不变) I understand the sentence I lk it up in the dictinary.
as, their, peple, speak, f, language, millins, secnd, English（连词成句）
VIII.Reading cmprehensin
A1. Chse the best answer (6*1%=6%)
When scientists g t a frest t study mnkeys and their habits and behavirs, hw d they knw wh’s wh?
In the past, scientists had t make marks n each f the animals t distinguish them. But in the future, they may have a much easier way t tell them apart thanks t facial recgnitin technlgy.
A research team frm China’s Nrthwest University is using facial recgnitin technlgy t identify thusands f snub-nsed mnkeys (金丝猴) that live n Qinling Muntain in Shaanxi prvince.
Similar t human facial recgnitin, the technlgy that is used t identify mnkeys uses their facial features t create a database (数据库) that includes every mnkey, Xinhua reprted.
“When the system is fully develped, we can cnnect it with cameras set up in the muntains. The system will autmatically (自动地) recgnize the mnkeys, name them and analyze their behavir,” said Zhang He, a member f the research team.
“Fr each snub-nsed mnkey, we have 700 t 800 image samples, and the recgnitin success rate is 94 percent,” Zhang added.
“We used mbile phnes and prtable (可携带的) cameras with the mnkeys in tests at distances ranging frm abut 3 t 10 meters,” said He Gang, a member f the research team and an assciate ( 副 的 ) prfessr in the Cllege f Life Sciences at Nrthwest University. “There is n need t interfere (打扰) with the mnkeys ... Such a methd f sampling is clearly nn-invasive (非侵入性的).”
Cmpared t humans, facial recgnitin technlgy fr mnkeys is mre cmplicated because f their hairier faces.
The clr f their hair causes them t blend (融入) int their envirnment. These factrs make it harder fr cmputers t identify them.
“Mnkeys d nt cperate with researchers in the same way humans d. It is difficult t take high-quality pictures and vides f them, which are needed t imprve the system,” said Li Bagu, leader f the research team.
Currently, there are abut 4,000 snub-nsed mnkeys living n Qinling Muntain. The team’s gal is t successfully identify every mnkey that lives there.
What prblem d scientists face while studying mnkeys accrding t the text?
A. Hw t mark them.B. Hw t tell them apart.
C. Hw t understand their behavir.D. Hw t bserve them clearly.
What des the article tell us abut facial recgnitin technlgy fr mnkeys?
It is nw widely used in China.
It wrks better than human facial recgnitin.
It will use mnkeys’ behavir t create a database.
It can help scientists study mnkeys withut disturbing them.
Which is NOT an advantage f using facial recgnitin technlgy t distinguish mnkeys?
A. High accuracy.B. Autmatin.C. Capturing high-quality phts.D. Respecting animals.
What des “these factrs” in paragraph 8 refer t?
What is the authr’s main purpse in writing the article?
T cmpare different ways t identify mnkeys.
T shw the imprtance f studying mnkeys.
T intrduce a new way t identify mnkeys.
T explain difficulties in develping a new system.
Accrding t Li Bagu, in what way can we better use the technlgy t study mnkeys?
Researchers shuld knw mre abut mnkeys’ habits t better recrd them.
We shuld invest mre mney and set up mre cameras in the muntains.
We shuld make effrts t update the cameras t make them perate mre effectively.
Cameras shuld be placed farther frm where mnkeys live t prtect them.
A2. Chse the best answer (4*1%=4%)
In William Smerset Maugham’s (威廉·萨默塞特·毛姆的) shrt stry, The Bk-Bag (《书袋》), the narratr (叙述者) describes his passin fr bks: “Let us admit that reading with us is just a drug that we cannt d withut.” I get it. “My name is Arthur and I’m a bibliphile (藏书家).” But nw this addict must get rid f his supply.
Next summer, my wife and I will mve frm ur fur-bedrm hme t an apartment. It will have tw bedrms, tw bathrms and a huge balcny but nt enugh space fr my cllectin. She is taking this a lt better than me as I have t get rid f almst 1,000 bks.
Getting rid f them is painful. One shp wner suggested I start with the bks I had the lngest but hadn’t read yet. “If yu haven’t read it in 40 years, yu prbably wn’t.” Anther bkstre wner recmmended I start with the bks I want t keep least. Easier said than dne. Giving up my bks is like being asked t end friendships.
Bks can take yu t faraway places r help yu better understand the nes yu’re in. When I have private leisure time, I lve t lk thrugh bkstres and libraries. Much f my cllectin cmes frm used bkstres and garage sales, s there’s nt a lt f mney n the line. Plus, if I miss any f them, there are public libraries. In fact, a new ne just pened near ur sn-t-be (即将成为……的) apartment.
It’s nt easy t get rid f large libraries. One f ur better used bkstres isn’t taking any bks right nw. Anther
a. Image samples.
b. Hairy faces.
c. Hair clr.
d. The envirnment.
A. ab
B. ac
C. bc
D. bd
wner replied that my bks were impressive, but she already had enugh cpies f them.
Still, there’s been sme success. One stre wner came t my huse and left with three bxes f bks. Then ne man, wh said he was planning t pen an nline used bkstre, bught nine bxes. Abut half f my bks are gne.
Recently, while lking ver ur future apartment, I fund a spt where I can put a small bkcase, maybe tw r three shelves high. I’m deciding which authrs will make the cut.
What des the authr want t express in the first paragraph?
He felt hurt by reducing his bk cllectin.
Reading is gd fr ne’s mental develpment.
Smerset Maugham is the authr’s favrite writer.
He admires Smerset Maugham’s passin fr bks.
Why did the authr decide t get rid f many f his bks?
A. His wife asked him t d s.B. He will have little rm left fr his bks.
C. He hadn’t read them fr 40 years.D. Shp wners ffered him a gd price.
What will the authr prbably d next?
A. Sell his bks at a secndhand bk market.B. Find a place t stre the rest f his bks.
C. Select bks t take t his new apartment.D. Open an nline used bkstre.
The authr is passinate abut bks NOT because .
A. Bks can take readers t remte places.B. Bks can prvide readers with relaxing time.
C. Buying bks is a gd investment.D. Bks can help readers knw well abut their hmetwns.
Chse the wrds r expressins and cmplete the passage (6*1%=6%)
My daughter was having truble recently deciding n what t majr in at cllege, s she asked fr my advice. I tld her the ne thing I wish that I had been tld at her age: “Find a 1 that yu lve and yu will never wrk a day.” I didn’t knw hw t answer, thugh, when she asked me what she shuld d if she had t take a jb that she 2 .
That questin brught back a lt f memries f jbs that I had ver the years. I remembered ne in particular. My yung family was 3 . We had n mney, and there were n gd jbs t be had in the area. My brther gt me a jb at a lcal lumber mill (木材场). The wrk was hard and meant cntinuus pain fr my back. Hurs were spent lading and stacking ( 码 放 ) wd. The pay was very 4 . In the winter the skin n my fingers bled frm the cld, dry air. In the several years I wrked there, many peple left. Only thse f us wh had families t supprt didn’t leave t lk fr smething better.
Still, I als remembered singing t myself while wrking. I remember as I pushed the lumber carts, glancing ut the windw and 5 watching the leaves changing in the fall. I remembered hw a simple sandwich tasted like the greatest meal in the wrld after hurs f hard wrk. I remembered being grateful fr this jb s I culd feed my family. Remembering all this gave me the answer I needed fr my daughter. “Just bring yur lve t yur jb then, sweetheart,” I said. “If yu can’t d what yu lve, then lve what yu d.”
In this life we wrk t 6 , but we live t lve. Withut lve, wrk is drudgery (苦差事). Yet, with lve, wrk is jy.
Read the sentences and fill in the blanks with prper wrds (12*1%=12%)
My mm used t say that my first wrds were: “I’ll d it myself.” Maybe it was because I was an nly child ,and spending hurs a taught me t entertain myself.
Tim Berners-Lee, the British scientist created the Wrld Wide Web – the system we use t s fr infrmatin n the internet.
We all knw the v f taking a walk in the fresh spring weather. It allws yur mind t r and
1. A. hbby
B. persn
C. majr
D. career
2. A. hated
B. wanted
C. needed
D. enjyed
3. A. imprving
B. enlarging
C. mving
D. struggling
4. A. gd
B. lw
C.prmising
D.reasnable
5. A. bringly
B.anxiusly
C. angrily
D.jyusly
6. A. get
B. live
C. succeed
D. practice
frget abut the prblems in everyday life.
A schl campus, in many peple’s minds, is a safe place fr students. But in recent years, prblems like bullying have i many students and drew lts f attentin.
Why d yu think she’s s f anything? She’s a grwn-up, isn’t she? Grwn-ups and mnsters aren’t afraid f things.
He wke up in the middle f the night and saw mnlight shining t the windw.
Have yu ever been fascinated by the b star in the night sky? US authr Rebecca Dwight Bruff wrte abut it in her newest bk Stars f Wnder.
It can be annying when yu g s with n Wi-Fi r mbile phne signal. The private spaceflight cmpany SpaceX might have the slutin – its Starlink satellite netwrk. The cmpany hpes t put as m as 12,000 satellites int rbit(轨道) arund Earth t be added t the netwrk.
Gd news travels slwly while bad news has w .
In the past, peple had a h time studying than we d nw. They had t cpy bks by hand because bks were rare back then.
Answer the questins(9%)
Travel arund Lndn and yu’ll find fd frm arund the wrld. Sme restaurants even mix different cuisines (菜肴) t create fusin (混合) fd – anyne fr Brazilian/Japanese r Indian/French? It’s similar acrss the rest f the UK, and is grwing in ppularity.
But it hasn’t always been the case. Once upn a time, ther Western Eurpeans described British fd as bring and bland (淡而无味的), t heavy and full f fat, with tasteless sups and puddings nly the British culd lve. Sixty years ag, there were nly 4 Indian restaurants in the UK. Nw there are ver 9,500. There were Italian restaurants in Britain in the 19th century, but n real Chinese restaurants until the 1930s. The first Thai restaurant dates frm the 1960s, but many ther freign utlets (店面) have pened since then.
S why did the British grw bred with their “bring” fd?
First, sldiers, administratrs and planters wh had wrked verseas encuraged thers t try ut new fd. In the 1970s, the British began t take hlidays abrad and discvered new tastes. And at the same time, peple frm arund the wrld settled in the UK t live and wrk, bringing fd frm hme that attracted the British.
Traditinally, fish and chips has been cnsidered Britain’s natinal dish, but nw it’s mre extic（异国情调的）than that. Many peple, including frmer Freign Secretary Rbin Ck, nw cnsider chicken tikka masala ( 咖喱鸡块) the natinal dish. It has n particular recipe, but invlves chicken in creamy sauce, Indian style. Yu wn’t find it in India thugh – ne stry is that it was created by a Bangladeshi chef in Glasgw in the 1970s. It has cme t symblize (象征) multicultural, multi-ethnic Britain, and culd be cnsidered an example f “fusin” fd.
“ Fancy a curry?” as the British say. Then head t Birmingham r Bradfrd, where yu’ll find delicius, spicy Balti cking. Vegetarian? Try Lndn’s Drummnd Street, just behind Eustn Statin. Check ut lcal bakers and delicatessens (熟食店) in areas where peple frm abrad have settled. Yu might nt be able t prnunce the names f everything but yu are certain t find smething yu like. Whatever yu d, be like the British and experiment with the extic!
The British gt tired f their traditinal fd, didn’t they?
What did ther Westerners think f British fd in the past?
Hw many Indian restaurants are there in the UK fr the time being?
Wh helped create British fusin fd?
What is cnsidered Britain’s new natinal dish? Why?
What might “fancy a curry” in the last paragraph mean?