江苏省扬州市邗江区梅苑双语学校2022-2023学年八年级下学期第二次月考英语试卷

八年级英语综合练习2023.5.26第1卷（选择题80分）二、单项选择（共15小题，每小题1分，计15分）在下列各题A、B、C、D四个选项中选择一个能填入题干空白处的最佳答案。21.TheUNICEFofficermadeuphismindtohad______one-to-oneinterviewwith______elderlywhofinished_______secondintherace.A.a;an;the B.an;the;/ C.an;an;the D.a;the;/22.—______willplaymoreandmoreimportantroleinourcountry.—Yes,let'slearn“doublereduction”policy(“双减”政策)first.A.Information B.Pollution C.Education D.Situation23.Whenthebigship“Titanic”felldownintothesea,therewea1reover2,200people________.Andonlyabout700ofthemsurvived.A.inboard B.ontheboard C.onboard D.intheboard24.—WhatdoyouthinkofJackwhenhesavedtheboyfromtheriver?—Ithinkit's_____________ofhimtodoso,fortheboywasingreatdanger.A.important B.necessary C.brave D.honest25.—Smartphonesaremoreandmorepopularinourdailylife.—Yes.WecantakebusesjustwithamobilebecausethebusesinYangzhou___________Alipayapp.A.share B.save C.search D.support26.—Wow!Therearesomanypapers!—Yes.Pleasehelpme___________A.handinthem B.handthemout. C.handthemin D.handoutthem27.—I_______readingEnglisheverymorning.—Yes,Englishisveryimportantandit_________thefirstlanguageinEnglandandsomeothercountries.A.usedto;isusedby B.usedto;isusedasC.amusedto;isusedas D.amusedto;isusedby28.—Didyoufeel______waswrongofJacktohidethecomicbooks?—Yes.Itisimportant_____aboytolearntoshare.A.that;of B.that;for C.it;of D.it;for29.—Youdon'tlookwell.What'sthematter?—Myleg______intheaccident.yesterday.Itsill______now.A.washurt;hurts B.hurt;hurts C.washurt;ishurt D.hurt;ishurt30.—Oureyesightis______associated(联系)withourTVviewinghabits.—Yes,Iagree.Weshouldn'tsittoo______totheTVwhenwewatchit.A.close;close B.close;closely C.closely;closely D.closely;close31.—Didthedoctorsavetheboy?—Yes,theboy______onthemorningofMay10.Hegetswellnow.A.wasoperated B.wasoperatedon C.operated D.operatedon32.—Whatarctheseyounggirlsdoing?—Theyaretraining______volunteers______theSpringSportsMeeting.A.tobe;to B.tobe;for C.for;for D.as;to33.—Whenisthesportsmeeting______everyyear?—Yes.It____atthebeginningofthenewterm.A.takenplace;isheld B.held;takesplace C.takenplace;holds D.held;istakenplace34.___________in1978,Shenzhenwassimilar_____anyothervillageinChina.Butnowitisverymodern.A.Back;with B.Before;with C.Back;to D.Before;to35.—Mike,youshouldn'tplaycomputergameswhileourfatherisaway.—______.Remembernottoentermyroomnexttime!Iamsickofyou.A.Iamnotafraidofhim. B.Thankyou. C.It'snoneyourbusiness D.Sorry,Iwon't三、完形填空(共15小题;每小题1分，计15分)阅读下面短文，从文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。ThisisthestorybehindtheBrooklynBridge.In1883,acreativeengineernamedJohnRoeblingwasinspired(激励)byanideatobuildagreat

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connectingNewYorkwiththeLongIsland.However,bridgebuildingexpertsthoughtthiswasanimpossibleprojectandtoldRoeblingtoforget

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itcouldbecompletedandhowtheproblemscouldbe.Afterthat,theybegantobuildtheir

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bridge.Theprojectstartedwell.Butwhenitwasonlyafewmonthsunderway,anaccident

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JohnRoebling.Washingtonwasalsoinjuredandleftwithacertainamountofbraindamage,whichmadehimunabletowalkor

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becausetheRoeblingsweretheonlyoneswhoknewhowtobuildthebridge.Washingtondidn’tgiveupalthoughhewasingreattrouble.He

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hadaburningdesire(渴望)tocompletethebridge.Suddenly,anidea

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him.Hedecidedtomakegooduseoftheonly

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completed.TodaytheBrooklynBridgestandsinallitsglorytoshowpeoplethatdreamswhichseem

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canberealizedwithgreatdetermination.Afterall,wherethereisawill,thereisaway.36.A.path B.road C.bridge D.railway37.A.it B.him C.her D.them38.A.actor B.artist C.officer D.engineer39.A.why B.how C.when D.where40.A.dream B.strong C.modern D.common41.A.broketheheartof B.madeadifferenceto C.tookthelifeof D.hadaninfluenceon42.A.sleep B.talk C.move D.think43.A.angry B.excited C.hopeless D.pleased44.A.just B.still C.only D.even45.A.hit B.caught C.worried D.Surprised46.A.eye B.arm C.foot D.finger47.A.sister B.mother C.wife D.friend48.A.stopped B.continued c.failed D.changed49.A.finally B.quickly C.simply D.actually50.A.unusual B.amazing C.interesting D.impossible四、阅读理解(共15小题;每小题2分，计30分)阅读下列内容，从每小题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。AAttheRidgewayAcademyAfterSchoolClub,yourchildrencanplayoutside,trysocialactivitiesandlearnnewskills.CoursesHoursAfterschoolclubsessionTimeBookedsessionPayasyougoHalfsession

(nosnacksincluded)3:00pm4:30pm$7.00$8.20Fullsession

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51.StudentsCANNOT________attheAfterSchoolClub.A．playoutdoorsB．learnnewskillsC．makefriendsD．makemoneyforparents52.Lily’smotherwantstotry“payasyougo”attheAfterSchoolClubbeforebooking.Howmuchshouldshepayforafulllesson?A．$7.00.B．$8.20.C．$12.00.D．$13.20.53.WhatdoweknowabouttheAfterSchoolClub?A．Therearenodiscountsforanykindofbooking.B．Parentscanpayonline.C．Theclub’sstaffareunexperienced.D．Lessonscanonlybebookedonline.BMy

daughter

used

a

new

app

to

clear

up

and

improve

some

of

my

old

photos.

There

were

pictures

of

Mom,

Dad,

Nana,

my

brothers,

me

and

my

first

dog

Duke.Lookingatthembroughtbacksomanyloving,happymemories.Ieven

used

oneas

my

computerscreensaver(屏保).Itis

a

picture

of

me

sittingin

my

favoritechair,acrossfromthewoodstove(炉子),next

to

a

bookcasefull

of

old

books.Iamwearing

my

specialSnoopysweatshirt

and

hugging

Duke.

There

is

a

bigsmileon

my

face

and

a

joyfultwinkle(闪烁)in

my

eyes.ItwashowIspent

a

lot

of

my

winterafternoonsas

a

boy,hugging

Duke

and

readingan

old

book.Itisstrangetoohow50yearslaterthatboystilllivesinside

of

me.Istilllovecomfortablechairs,warmstoves,Snoopyclothes,hugging

dogs

and

readingbooksoncoldwinterdays.Yet,whenIlookinthemirrornow,allIseeis

a

thinface,grayhair,

and

lots

of

wrinkles(皱纹).Theonlythingthathasn’tcompletelychangedistheeyes.Theyarehidingbehindglassesnow.Instead

of

innocence(天真),

there

iswisdom(智慧).Buttheystillhavethatsamejoyfultwinkle.Lookingatthelittleboysmilingat

me

fromthecomputerscreen

and

that56-year-old

manlookingbackat

me

inthemirrorcanbe

a

bitconfusing(困惑的)attimes.Theyseemsodifferent.Still,theyareboth

me.Wecan’tstopaging,butwecanremainbothjoyful

and

youngatheartforever.54.Whatdidthewriter’s

daughter

dowiththe

old

photos?A．Shethrewthemaway.B．She

improved

themwith

a

new

app.C．She

used

one

of

themas

a

screensaver.D．Shegavethemtomany

of

herfamilymembers.55.Whatcanwelearnaboutthewriter’smemories

of

hisfamily?A．They

were

mostlysad.B．They

were

happy

and

sweet.C．They

were

allforgottenovertime.D．They

were

toopainfulforhim

to

revisit.56.Whathaschangedaboutthewriterovertime?A．Henolongerlikes

to

read.B．Helookslessjoyfulthanbefore.C．Therearen’ttwinklesinhiseyesanymore.D．Thereisnolongerinnocencebutwisdom.57.Whatisthewriter’sattitudetowardsaging?A．Excited.B．Sad.C．Accepting.D.UnbelievingD．Unbelieving.CThere

was

magic

in

the

secret

garden

that

spring

and

summer.

At

first,

everything

turned

green.

Then

the

green

changed

to

colours—blue,

purple

and

red.

There

wereflowerseverywhere.Theairwasfilled

withtheirsweetsmell.Colinsawitall.Hewatched

the

changes

astheyhappened.

Hespent

all

day

there.Helearntalotofthingsabout

the

animals

in

the

wood.Onemorning,

the

childrenwere

in

the

secret

garden

asusual.WhenBenWeatherstaffarrived,Colinsaid,“Goodmorning,BenWeatherstaff.Iwantyou

and

Dickon

and

Mary

to

listen

to

mebecauseI’mgoing

to

tellyousomethingveryimportant.”“Yes,sir!”answeredBenWeatherstaff.“I’mgoing

to

doascientificexperiment(科学实验),”hesaid.“WhenIgrowup,I’mgoing

to

makescientificdiscoveriesabout

magic

and

I’mgoing

to

startwiththisexperiment.Doyouunderstand?”“Yes,sir!”saidBenWeatherstaff,buthedidn’treallyunderstand.“Ibelieve

that

there

is

magic

in

everything.”continuedColin.“Dickonknowssome

magic.Hechamsanimals

and

people.Maryalsoknowsabitof

magic

becauseshe

was

born

in

India.

There’s

magic

in

the

garden,too.I’mgoing

to

try

and

putsome

in

mebecauseIwant

to

bewell

and

strong.I’mgoing

to

say—Magic

is

in

me!

And

youmustallsayit,too.

That

ismyexperiment.Areyougoing

to

help,BenWeatherstaff?”“Yes,sir!”answeredBenWeatherstaff.Theysatdown

in

acircle.

The

crow,

the

fox,

the

squirrels

and

the

lambwereverycurious.“Now,let’sbegin,”Colinsaid,

and

theyallstartedchanting(吟唱).“Magic

is

in

me.

Magic

is

in

me.

Magic

is

in

allofus.”Then

Colinstoodup

and

walkedround

the

garden.Hewent

in

frontwithDickonononeside

and

Maryon

the

other.BenWeatherstaffwalkedbehind.Colinwalkedabit

then

rested.

Then

hewalkedagain

and

restedagain.

At

first,heheldDickon’sarm,

then

hewalkedafewstepsalone.“Icanwalk!

The

magic

worked!”hecried.“Whatis

the

doctorgoing

to

say?”askedMary.“Nothing.”Colinanswered,“becausewearen’tgoing

to

tellhim.Noonemustknow

that

Icanwalk

and

run.It’sasurpriseformyfatherwhenhecomesback

to

Misselthwaite.”“He’sgoing

to

thinkit’sadream,”saidMary.

（Adaptedfrom

The

Secret

Garden）

58.WhatdidColinlearn

in

the

secret

garden?A．Heknewhow

to

fixhiswheelchair.B．Helearnt

to

digaholelikeamole.C．Heknewhow

to

planttrees

and

flowers.D．Helearntalotaboutanimalsinthewood.59.WhatdidColinwant

to

bewhenhegrewup?A．ASingerB．AdoctorC.AscientistD.AGardenerC．60.Whichis

the

correctorderofwhathappened

in

the

story?

a.At

first,ColinheldDickon’sarm

to

walkround

the

garden.

b.Theystarted

to

chant“Magic

is

in

me.”

and

“Magic

in

allofus.c.

BenWeatherstaffgot

to

the

garden

onemorning.

d.ThechildrenwereinthesecretgardenonemorningA．a-b-d-cB．d-c-b-aC.c-b-a-dD．b-a-d-cD．c-a-b-d61.IfColin’sfatherknows

that

Colincanwalk,howmighthefeel?A．Excited.B．Curious.C．Angry.D.boredD．Bored.D=1\*GB3①Youmaythinkyoucannotlivethroughsummerwithoutairconditioners.ButinancientChina,handfanswerealmosttheonlyhelpforpeopletodrivetheheataway.=2\*GB3②Chinesepeoplestartedtousehandfansover2,000yearsago.Thefanscameindifferentshapes,suchasroundandsquare.Theywerealsomadefromallkindsofmaterials.Palmleaf(棕榈叶)fanswerecheapandeasytomake.Featherfansshowedtheowner’shighstatus(地位).Sandalwood(檀香)fanscouldsendoutsweetsmell.=3\*GB3③Later,handfansbecamefarmorethanjustsomethingthatcouldcoolyoudown.Theydevelopedintoartworks,inwhichTuanshan(roundfans)andZheshan(foldedfans)werethemostcommon.=4\*GB3④Intheshapeofafullmoon,Tuanshanwasusuallymadeofsilk.Theyhadbeautifulbirdsandflowersonthem.Women,especiallythoseintheimperialpalace(皇宫),likedtousethem.PoetsinancientChinaoftencomparedawoman’sabandonedfate(被抛弃的命运)totuanshan.NalanXingdewroteduringtheQingDynasty,“ifonlylifewereasbeautifulaswhenwefirstmet,whyshouldtheautumnwindbothertopitydesertedpaintedfans?”=5\*GB3⑤However,men,especiallytheliterati(文人),usedZheshanorfoldedfans.TheliteratilikedthembecauseZheshanwereusuallymadeofpaperandtheycouldpaintandwritepoemsonthem.Itwasawayforthemtoshowofftheirtalentsinliterature,paintingandcalligraphy(书法).AlmostanythingcanbepaintedonZheshan,butthemostpopularonesusuallyfeaturedlandscapes(以风景画为特色).=6\*GB3⑥Today,Chinesepeoplestillusethesefans,onlynotmanywriteorpaintonthemanymore.Sothenexttimeyouuseafan,youmaythinkofthestoriesbehindit.62.fansshowedtheowner'shighstatus.A.Palmleaf B.Feather C.Sandalwood D.Paper63.ThepoetlikedpaintingbestonZheshan.A.landscapes B.women C.birds D.flowers64.TheunderlinedsentencesinthepassagemeansinChinese?A.银烛秋光冷画屏，轻罗小扇扑流萤 B.飞烟缥缈拂楼台，彩卷珠帘雉扇开C.人生若只如初见，何事秋风悲画扇 D.南风不用蒲葵扇，纱帽闲棉对水鸥65Ifweputthepassageintothreeparts,whichofthefollowingisthebest?A.=1\*GB3①;=2\*GB3②=3\*GB3③=4\*GB3④;=5\*GB3⑤=6\*GB3⑥ B.=1\*GB3①=2\*GB3②;=3\*GB3③=4\*GB3④=5\*GB3⑤;=6\*GB3⑥ C.=1\*GB3①;=2\*GB3②=3\*GB3③=4\*GB3④;=5\*GB3⑤=6\*GB3⑥ D.=1\*GB3①;=2\*GB3②=3\*GB3③;=4\*GB3④=5\*GB3⑤=6\*GB3⑥第Ⅱ卷（非选择题共60分）五、词汇运用（共10小题：每小题1分，计10分）根据句子意思，用括号中所给汉语提示或英语单词的适当形式填空。（每空一词）66.WhenandwherewasOxfam(创建)up?67.ManyforeignersenjoyChinesefashion,（尤其）theTangcostume.68.Thedishesinthisrestaurantarebetterthanwe（预料）before.69.Itwasthe_____(自豪的)momentforJohnwhenheshookhandswiththepresident.70.Pleasetellmethe____(秘书)telephonenumbers.Iwanttointerviewthemsomeday.71.It's(mean)todosomethinggoodfortheOlympics.72.Youdon'tknowwhattroublewehave(achieve)ourdreams.73.Shewastheonlywomantohavecompleted(medicine)schooltraining.74.The(introduce)tothenovelhelpsreadersgetthemainideaquickly.75.ITis(develop)soquicklythatnoonecantellwhatasmartphonewillbelikeintenyears.六、阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，计10分）There’sanewAIrobot:ChatGPT.ThetoolisanAIchatbotsystem.OpenAIbroughtittothepublicinNovember2022toshowoffandtestwhataverylarge,powerfulAIsystemcanachieve.ChatGPTremembersthemaininformationofyourdialogue,usingprevious(先前的)questionsandanswerstoprovideitsreplies.ItgetstheanswersfromalargeamountofinformationontheInternet.YoucanaskChatGPTanything,likeexplainingphysics,askingforbirthdaypartyideasandgettingprogramminghelp.Perhapsit’snotsmartenoughtoreplaceallhumansyet,butitcanbecreative,anditsanswerscansoundveryauthoritative(权威的).ChatGPTisfreetouseatthemomentbecauseitisstillinitsresearchperiod.Butwhentoomanypeoplevisititssite,itoverloadsandcan’tdealwithwhatyouaskfor.Itjustmeansyoushouldtryvisitingthesiteatalatertimewhentherearefewerpeople.Ifyoudonotwanttowait,thereisachoiceforyou.Andthisservicedoescomeatacostof$20monthly.However,ChatGPTcan’treplaceGoogleatpresent.ChatGPTisarobotthatprovidesrepliestoyourquestions,butGoogleisasearchengineinwhichyoucansearchforasmuchinformationaspossible.ChatGPThaslimitedknowledgebecauseofitsprogramming,butGooglehasunlimitedknowledgewhichisrenewedeveryday.76.WhatisChatGPT?77.WheredoesChatGPTgettheanswers?78.WhatcanpeopleaskChatGPT?79.WhyisChatGPTfreetouseatthemoment?80.DoesChatGPThavelimitedknowledgeorunlimitedknowledge?七、首字母填空（10分）阅读短文，根据短文内容及首字母提示，在空白处填入一个适当的单词。Itwasabout10yearsago,onacold,graywinterday.Ther

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soaked(浸湿)myclothesandchilledmybones.Iwaswalkingtovisitmydad.Iknockedonhisdoorandsteppedintohishouse.Warmsteam(蒸汽)camefromthek

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.IttouchedmynoseandsuddenlyIfeltlikeIwas8yearsoldagain.DadwasmakingNana’sspecialsauce.Growingup,NanawouldmakeusanItalianfeasteverySundayafterchurch.Shewouldslowlycookherspaghetti(意大利面)saucef

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hours,throwinginoliveoil,salt,sugar,pepper,bayleaves(香叶),andgarlic(大蒜).Thenshewoulddropinpotatoes,chicken,meatballsandsometimesevensteak.Whenitwasready,wewouldm

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itinthespaghetti,serveitonplates,andsprinkle(撒上)cheeseontop.Italwaysleftourbelliesfull,ourheartshappyandourhousesmellingyummy.IsatdownwhenDadmademeaplate.Ifeltl

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aboyagain.Wetalkedaboutthoseoldtimesandlaughedoverthememories,b

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goodandbad.AndInoticedsomethingtoo.Ididn’tfeelcoldanymore.Myheartwasw

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,andmyspiritlight.DadandNanahavebeengoneforyearsnow.Istillm

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tomakeNana’sspecialsauce,wedon’tcookitasoft