深圳锦华20第二学期八年级月考英语试卷及答案含听力

欢迎阅读本文档，希望本文档能对您有所帮助!欢迎阅读本文档，希望本文档能对您有所帮助!感谢阅读本文档，希望本文档能对您有所帮助!感谢阅读本文档，希望本文档能对您有所帮助!欢迎阅读本文档，希望本文档能对您有所帮助!感谢阅读本文档，希望本文档能对您有所帮助!锦华实验学校2016—2017学年第二学期月考质量检测试卷八年级英语（时间：100分钟满分：100分制卷人：张亚潇审题人：谭亚军）一、听说部分（共15分）I.听长对话，回答问题。对话听两遍。（共6小题，每小题1分）听第一段对话，回答第1-2两个问题。（）1.WhodoNick’sclasswanttohelp?A.Disabledteenagers.B.Sickteenagers.C.Teenagerswithoutparents（）2.Howmuchdotheywanttoraiseinall?A.1,000dollarsB.1,500dollarsC.2,000dollars听第二段对话，回答第3-4两个问题。（)3.WheredoesMr.Maxcomefrom？A.France.B.Germany.C.Britain.（）4.Whatshouldthewomando？A.Keepsmiling.B.TakeMr.Max’shand.C.Nodherhead.听第三段对话，回答第5-6两个问题。()5.HowisJackfeelingnow?BoredB.WorriedC.Afraid.()6.Wherewilltheymeet?Intheclassroom.BAtthegym.C.Inthelibrary.II.听短文，回答问题。短文听两遍。（共4小题，每小题1分）（）7.WhenshouldBobgettothemanager’soffice?A.At9:00a.m.B.At9:30a.m.C.At10:00a.m.()8.WhatdidBobwear?A.Afunnycoat.B.Abigshirt.C.Adirtyjacket.()9.WhatdidBobkeepdoingwhenhewassittingonthechair?A.Shakinghisbody.B.ShakinghislegsC.Shakinghishead()10.HowoftendidBobmakeeyecontactwiththemanager?A.Seldom.B.Sometimes.C.Always.III.听短文，请根据所听到的内容和思维导图，完成下面的简述。1.Thingtodointhemorning1.Thingtodointhemorning4.Thingtodosometimes2.Thingtodointheevening4.Thingtodosometimes2.ThingtodointheeveningJimSmithJimSmith’svoluntarywork3.Thingtodoattheweekend3.ThingtodoattheweekendJimSmithoftendoesvoluntaryworkinhis(11)___________.Inthemorning,hehelps(12)_________somechildrentoschool.Intheevening,heteachespeopleto(13)__________inthesquare.Attheweekend,hehelpstheoldpeopledosome(14)____________.Sometimeshehelps’sproudofwhathe’sdoing.二、笔试部分（共85分）I.词汇。（15分）i.同义替换。从下面每小题的A、B、C三个选项中选出可以替换划线部分或与其意思相近的最佳选项。（共10小题，每小题1分；计10分）()16.Thesingerswillhaveaconcerttoraisemoneyforthepoorchildreninthemountainvillage.A.checkB.collectC.capture()17.Keepingpetscangiveoldpeoplemuchjoywhentheirchildrenarenotwiththem.A.happinessB.sadnessC.surprise()18.MrWangdidn’tgotoworkbecauseofhisillnessyesterday.A.thoughtB.adviceC.disease()19.IhavetroublelearningEnglish.A.funB.questionC.difficulty()20.Hewalkedtowardstheriver.A.inB.toC.from()21.Weshouldalwayshelpthosewhoareinneed.A.infactB.introubleC.inaddition()22.Let'sgotohelpraiseherspirits.A.lookherupB.takecareofherC.cheerherup()23.Whendidthestoryhappen?A.comefromB.lookforC.takeplace()24.DoesLiuXiangstillkeeptherecordofthe110-metre-hurdlerace?A.hitB.holdC.hurt()25.Atfirst,Ididn’tfindJenny.Later,Ifoundherinthereadingroom.A.SuddenlyB.JustnowC.Aftersometimeii.单选填空。从下面每小题的A、B、C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（共5小题，每小题1分；计5分）()26._____isthequalityofbeingbravewhenyouareindanger,inpainorinadifficultsituation.A.EnergyB.CourageC.Experience()27.To_______somethingmeanstobringorcollectsomethingtogether.

A.fixB.throwC.raise()28.A(n)________isamovementofpartofyourbody,especiallyyourhandsorhead,toshowwhatyoumeanorhowyoufeel.

A.gestureB.feelingC.impression()29.To________somethingmeanstoputsomethingacrossoroversomethingelse.

A.crossB.shakeC.wave()30.--Whendidtheoldstory_____?--Morethan1000yearsago.A.keeponB.takeplaceC.giveupII.完形填空。（15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。（共10小题，每小题1.5分；计15分）Haveyoueverwishedyoucouldreadsomeone’sworld?Well,youcan---by__31___theirbodymovements.Bodylanguagehasbeenstudiedsincethe1950s___32___theAmericanscientistRayBirdwhistellbeganwritingaboutkinesics[人体动作学].Hefilmedconversationsandthen___33__thembackataslowspeedtostudygesturesandexpressions.Everyday,we___34__ourbodiestosendmessages---noddinginsteadofsaying“yes”,orshakinghandstosay“hello”.But___35__whenwedon’twantotherstoknowhowwe’refeeling,certainthingsmaystillreveal[显露]thetruth.Whenwe’retalkingtoothers,ourbodiesoftengivethe___36__awaywhenweblush[脸红],avoidingeyecontact,orcoverourmouthwithourhand.Youcanalsousebodylanguagetoyouradvantage[对你有利].Forexample,ifyou’realwaysthelasttobepickedforasportsteam,takethefollowing__37___.※Standwithyourfeetalittlewideandwithyourhandsonyourhips[臀部].Thiswillmakeyoulookmuch___38__andmoreathletic.※Insteadofsittingonthebench,tryrunningordoing__39___else.Itgivesthemessagethatyoucan’twaittotakepartinthegame.※Lookyourteammatesrightinthe___40__andsmile.Butdon’tlookatthemallthetime,orthey’llthinkyouaredesperate[拼命地].()31.A.pickingB.showingC.watching()32.A.whenB.ifC.because()33.A.showedB.playedC.turned()34.A.waveB.useC.touch()35.A.stillB.quiteC.even()36.A.trickB.messageC.plan()37.A.hopeB.spaceC.advice()38.A.fasterB.nicerC.stronger()39.A.nothingB.somethingC.everything()40.A.eyeB.faceC.heartIII.阅读理解。（30分）阅读下列短文，从下面每小题的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。（共20小题，每小题分；计30分）AIoftenhearapetownersay,“IwishIknewwhathewanted.”Well,thefactisthatourpetstalktousallthetime.Wejustneedtolearnwhattheyaretryingtosay.Catsdon’tmakemuchsound.Theirmaincommunicationisthroughbodylanguage.Actually,catsusesoundmostlytocommunicatewithhumanbeings,andmuchlesswithotheranimals.Wetalktoourfurryfriendsallthetime,sotheyhavedevelopeda“voice”toexpressthemselvestous.Itisimportanttomentionthreeorfoursounds.Whenacatwantshisowner’sattention(注意)，hewillpolitely“meow”.Aquickmeowisagreeting.Thewell-know“purr”usuallymeans“I’mhappy”.Butacatwillalsopurrwhenitisinpain.Thisisthecat’swaytowarnotherstobackoff,soitisn’tagoodtimetocomeneartothecat.Mostofacat’scommunicationisthroughbodylanguage.Ears,thetail,legs,andeyesarealltalking,givingusandothermembersoftheanimalworldclearmessages.Bywatchingcatsunderdifferentconditions,experts(专家)havelearntalotaboutcat’sbodylanguage.Sojustascatswatchandtrytounderstandus,weshouldwatchthemandlearnaboutthem.()41.Theunderlinedwords“furryfriends”refersto_______.A.catsB.cattrainersC.animalexpertsD.catowners()42.Whatsoundwillacatmakewhenhefeelspain?A.AquickmeowB.PurrsC.HissesD.Growls()43.Whatmaythewriterprobablywriteaboutinthefollowingparagraphs?A.Themeaningofcat’sbodylanguage.B.ThewaythecatseatC.ThelifestyleofcatsD.Thewaythecatscommunicatewithotheranimals.()44.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Catsdon’tlikemakinganysound.B.Whenwehearaquickmeowofacat,wecan’tgoneartothecat.C.Acatmaygrowlwhenhemeetsadog.D.Itisn’tnecessaryfordogownerstolearnaboutthecat’sbodylanguage.BKatherineCommaleisan11-year-oldgirlfromPennsylvania.AttheageoffiveshebeganraisingmoneytobuynetsforchildreninAfricatohelpstopthespreadofmalaria.（痢疾）Whenshewasfive,shelearntaboutmalariainArica.Shelearntthatevery30secondsachilddiedfromdisease.She,alsolearntthatpeoplewouldn’tgetthatdiseaseiftheyhadenoughbednets.“Iwasreallysadtolearnthatachilddiedeveryhalfaminutebecauseofmalaria,”saysKatherine.“Iwantedtosendnetsrightaway,sothat’swhatIdid.”Five-year-oldKatherinemadepresentationsatchurchesandschools.ShetoldstudentsandothershowimportantbednetswereforAfricans.Afterpeopleheardthepresentations,manyofthemdonatedmoney.KatherinesentthemoneytoNBN.NBNisanorganizationthatsendsbednetstoAfrica.Besides,everyholidayKatherinemakessomethingcalled“bednetgiftcertificate”withthehelpofherfriendsandbrothers.Oneach10-dollarcertificatethereisamessage.ItexplainsthatabednetwouldbesenttoAfrica.Whenmorecertificateorderscome,Katherinegetshelpfromstudentsinherschool.Katherinehashelpedtoraise$200,000forNBN.“ItmakesmeproudtohelpAfricanchildren.IWon’tstopworkinguntileveryoneinAfricahasabednet,”saysKatherine.()45.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.WhenKatherinewassix,shebeganhelpingchildreninAfrica.B.Katherinelearntthattwochildrendiedfrommalariaoneminute.C.Katherinedidalotandhelpedtoraise$20,000forNBN.D.Katherine’sparentshelpedhermake“bednetgiftcertificate”.()46.Inparagraph4,“It”refersto”_________”.A.a10-dollarnoteB.agiftcertificateC.anorganizationD.amessage()47.FromthepassageweknowKatherinedidthefollowingexcept_________A.raisingagreatdealofmoneyforNBNB.givingpresentationsatchurchesandschoolsC.explainingtheimportanceofnetsforAfricansD.orderingpeopletolearntousethenetswell()48.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat________A.Katherine’sworkisveryhelpfulandmeaningfulB.thespreadofmalariainAfricawillbemoreseriousC.everychildinAfricagetsanetwithKatherine’shelpD.KatherinehasreceivedmuchmoneyfromNBN.CItwasMother’sDaylastSunday.Myuncle’srestaurantwasverybusy.Itseemedthateveryfamilytooktheirmothersouttoeatthatdaytoshowthanksandlovestothem.Atnoon,myunclecalledmefromtherestaurant.“Henry,peopleareliningupoutside,”hesaid.”Canyoucometohelpout?”“Sure,”IstoppedplayingcomputergamesatonceandwenttotherestaurantwithmybrotherGeorge.Allwehadtodowasbringfoodandwatertothetablesandtakedirtydishesawaywhenthecustomersfinishedeating.Thechefs(厨师)andtheirhelperswereworkingveryfastandhard.Thekitchenmanagerwascallingoutorders.Thekitchenhelperswererunningtogetthingsinplace.Thechefswereworkinglikemagicians，turningmeatandvegetablesintodeliciousfoodinjustminutes.Ican’trememberhowmanytimesIboughtthingsinandoutthroughthatkitchendoor.Ijustrememberthatattheendoftheday,mylegswereverysore（疼痛的）.WhenIgothome,Iwasveryreallytired.Thenextday,whenmyclassmatesaskedmehowIhadspentMother’sDay,Ianswered.“Itisalongstory.ItfeltlikeIwalkedallthewayfromBeijingtoShanghai.”()49.WhatwasHenrydoingwhenhisunclecalledhim?A.Takingawalk.B.DoinghishomeworkC.PlayingballgamesD.Playingcomputergames.()50.WhatdidHenryandGeorgehelptodo?1.takedirtydishesaway2.bringfoodandwatertotables3.calloutorders4.turnmeatandvegetablesintofoodB.3.4C()51.Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthat_________A.itwasFather’sDaylastSundayB.Henry’sparentshavearestaurantC.HenryisastudentD.GeorgeisHenry’suncle()52.Whatkindofpassageisit?A.AtruestoryB.ApieceofnewsC.AshortnoticeD.AresearchreportDWeallknowthatvolunteeringyourtimetohelpothersisgoodfortheword.Butitmightbegoodforyourbodyandbraintoo.Herearesomewaysthatvolunteeringcanbenefit(使……受益)thevolunteer.Benefitstoyourwell-being(幸福)It’snosecretthatdoinggoodthingscanmakeyoufeelgoodaboutyourself.AccordingtoastudybyUnitedHealthGroup,96%ofpeoplewhovolunteeredsaidthatitimprovedtheirmood(心情),and78%ofvolunteerssaidthatitloweredtheirstresslevels.Doinggoodallowspeopletohelpimprovetheircommunities,andgivesthemachancetolearnnewskillsandmeetnewpeople---allthingsthatcanaddtoaperson’ssenseofwell-being,accordingtothestudy.___▲____TheUnitedHealthGroup’sstudyalsofoundthat76%ofpeoplewhovolunteeredsaiditmadethemfeelhealthier.Andstudieshaveshownthatvolunteeringcanbegoodforyourhealth.Forexample,in2013,CarnegieMellonUniversitystudiedagroupofadultsover50andfoundthatiftheyvolunteeredformorethan200hoursinayear,theywerelesslikelytodevelophighbloodpressure(高血压)thanthosewhodidn’tvolunteeratall.

Inmostcases,thehopeofhealthbenefitsislikelyanaddedbonus(福利)ratherthanthereasonbehindvolunteering.Anyway,givingyourtimetoareasonyoucareaboutisawin-win.()53.WhichofthefollowingisfromtheUnitedHealthGroup’sstudy?A.76%ofvolunteersthoughtvolunteeringcouldmakethemhappy.B.78%ofvolunteerssaidvolunteeringraisedtheirstresslevels.C.96%ofvolunteerssaidvolunteeringloweredtheirbloodpressure.D.76%ofvolunteersthoughtvolunteeringcouldmakethemhealthier.()54.Whichofthefollowingsubtitles(副标题)canbeputin__▲___?A.WaystovolunteerB.BenefitstoyourhealthC.BenefitstoyourworkD.Volunteers’healthproblems()55.Fromthelastparagraph,wecanlearnthat________A.ifwevolunteer,wecanhelpothersandmakeourselveshealthyB.weshouldknowexactlywhywevolunteerC.it’stimetovolunteerrightnowD.thereasonbehindvolunteeringismoreimportant’sthemainideaofthepassage?A.Volunteersareimportanttotheworld.B.Alotoforganizationsneedhelp.C.Volunteeringcanbenefitthevolunteertoo.D.Volunteersoftendosomehardwork.EBodylanguageisanactionwhichhascommunicativemeaningusedintheverbal(言语的)ornon-verbalcommunication.Itcanbeusedtoexpressone’sintention(意图)andfeelings.However,themeaningofbodylanguageisdifferentfromculturetoculture.Asmilecanshowfriendlinessinoneculture,embarrassment(尴尬)inanother,andimpatienceinathird.Evensilencemeansdifferentthingsindifferentplaces.Thoughitfeelslikenothingincommunication,silencecanbemeaningfulindifferentcultures.InWesterncultures,especiallyNorthAmericaandtheUK,silenceisuncomfortable.Itisoftenthoughtasasignofinattentiveness(分心)ordisinterest.Inothercultures,however,silenceisnotconsideredabadsituation.InChina,silencecanbeusedtoshowagreementandreceptiveness.Inmanyaboriginal(土著的)cultures,aquestionwillbeansweredonlyafteraperiodofsilence.InJapan,silencefromwomencanbeconsideredanexpressionoffemininity（女人味）.Evennodding’yes’orsharkingone’shead‘no’canbemisunderstoodabroad.Theyes-nogesturesarereversed(相反)incountrieslikeBulgariaandAlbania.InTurkey,“no”isgesturedbynoddingone’sheadupandback.Somecountries,likeItalyandSpain,areknownfortalkingwiththeirhands.InpartsofEastAsia,gesturingisconsideredimpolitebehaviorinaformalsituation.()57.Whatcanwedoifwewanttoexpressembarrassment?A.SmileB.CryC.KeepsilentD.Shakeourheads.()58..WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Thesamebodylanguagehasthesamemeaningindifferentcountries.B.InChina,silencemeansdisinterest.C.Noddingalwaysmeans‘yes’intheworld.D.Italianslikeusingtheirhandswhentheyarespeaking.()’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.BodylanguageindifferentculturesB.ThemeaningofbodylanguageC.ThedevelopmentofbodylanguageD.Waysoflearningaboutbodylanguage()60.Wecanprobablyreadthepassageina______.A.textbookB.bookaboutbodylanguageC.sportsmagazineD.dailynewspaper……………………………装订线……………………………装订线内不得答题…………………………..阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或者使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。（共10小题,每小题1分；计10分）Areyoustillmakingthegesture“V”forvictory(胜利)?It’soutofdate.Thelatestpopularhandgestureisputtingbothofyourhandstogether(61)________(make)aheartshape.Itiscalled“handheart”.ManyyoungpopstarsintheUS(62)________JustinBieberandTaylorSwifthavedonethemoveinrecentphotos.“Theheart-shapedhandgesture(63)_________(mean)somethingbetween‘Iloveyou’and‘thankyou’,”saidthecountrysingerTaylorSwift.“It’sasweetsimplemessagewhichyoucansendwithout(64)________(say)aword.”Swiftoftendoesitatherconcerts.Andsheisbelievedtobethe(65)________(one)onetomakeitpopular.Lastmonth,JustinBieberandhissuperstarfriendsdidthe“handheart”andputthe