中江縣中南教育集團(tuán)2025年八年級(jí)下冊(cè)英語第一次月考試卷考試范圍：Unit1-Unit2考試時(shí)間：120分鐘注意事項(xiàng)：1．答題前填寫好自己的姓名、班級(jí)、考號(hào)等信息2．請(qǐng)將答案正確填寫在答題卡上第I卷（選擇題）一、聽力選擇（每小題1.5分，共30分）（一）聽短對(duì)話選擇正確答案。1．What’sthematterwiththewoman?A．Shecan’tfindhercar. B．Shecan’tcookdinner. C．Shecan’tsleepwell.2．Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Adoctorandapatient. B．Aworkerandaboss. C．Ateacherandastudent.3．Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A．Eatsomefood. B．Drinksomewater. C．Takesomemedicine.4．Howwillthemanhelpthewoman?A．Bycarryingthebag. B．Bylookingforthekey. C．Byopeningthedoor.5．Whofixedupthebicycle?A．Jack. B．Jim. C．Frank.（二）聽長對(duì)話選擇正確答案。聽第一段對(duì)話，回答下列小題。6．WhatdoesthemaninviteMarytodo?A．Tojointhem. B．Todohousework. C．Totalkwitholdpeoplethere.7．Howoftenshouldtheyworkthere?A．Atleastonceaweek. B．Atleasttwiceaweek. C．Atleastthreetimesaweek.聽第二段對(duì)話，回答下列小題。8．What’swrongwithDavid?A．Hehasatoothache. B．Hehasafever. C．Hehasastomachache.9．WhatshouldDaviddo?A．Drinksomejuice. B．Liedownandrest. C．Drinkmorewaterandhaveagoodrest.聽第三段對(duì)話，回答下列小題。10．What’sthematterwiththegirl?A．Sheisillandshedoesn’thaveanymoney.B．Herbikeisbrokenandnobodycanrepairit.C．Herbikeisbrokenandshedoesn’thaveanymoney.11．Wholendsthemoneytoher?A．Peter. B．Jack. C．Sam.12．Whatmaythegirldoafterherbikeisrepaired?A．ShemayreturnthemoneytoPeter.B．ShemaysellherbiketoPeter.C．Shemayhelpothersassoonasshehasanychance.聽第四段對(duì)話，回答下列小題。13．Whatwouldthegirlliketodo?A．She’dliketohelptheteachers.B．She’dliketobuysomenewbooks.C．She’dliketojointheschoolvolunteerproject.14．Whatdoesthegirllikedoing?A．Shelikesdrawingpictures. B．Shelikesreadingbooks. C．Shelikesplayingthepiano.15．Whendoesthegirlneedtoworkifshejoinstheprogram?A．EveryMondayandFridayafternoonafterschool.B．EveryThursdayandFridayafternoonafterschool.C．Everyweekend.（三）聽短文，回答問題。16．Whatcolorwastheyoungman’scar?A．Blue. B．Red. C．Green.17．Whatwasthewomandoingwhenshedrove?A．Drinkingabottleofwater.B．Talkingtoherfriends.C．Talkingonthemobilephone.18．Whodrovefaster?A．Theman. B．Thewoman. C．Thespeaker.19．Wheredidtheaccidenthappen?A．OnCenterStreet. B．OnGreenStreet. C．Atthecrossing.20．Whatdidthewomandoaftertheaccidenthappened?A．Shecalledthepolice.B．Sheshoutedattheyoungman.C．Shesaidsorrytotheyoungman.完形填空（每小題2分，共30分）AThesecondSaturdayofSeptemberisWorldFirstAidDay.Firstaidincludeskeepingsafe,helpingsomeonefeelbetterand21helpbytellingothers.Below,wesharesomefirstaidtohelpyou.Nosebleed:Don’tmovetheheadbackward,askthepersontolean(向……傾斜)22andpinch(捏)hisnosefor5to6minutes.Ifthebleedingdoesn’t23afterthat,youshouldfindadoctor.Brokenbones:Ifaboneseemstobebroken,don’t24.Youshouldsupport(支撐)itwithclothesoryourhandsbeforegettingfurthermedicalcare.Burns:Keeptheburnedarea25withcoldrunningwaterforatleast10minutes.Then,findsomeonetohelporgotoahospital.21．A．getting B．recording C．imagining22．A．carelessly B．forward C．heavily23．A．continue B．drop C．stop24．A．breathe B．move C．watch25．A．cool B．strong C．softBTianHaichengisafarmerinasmallvillageinNingxia.Hehadaroadaccidentandlosttheuseofhisarmsand26.Twomonthslater,hiswifeleft,takingawaytheirson.27,hisdaughter,Jiajia,stayedwithhim.Andshe’sbeen28himeversince.AlthoughJiajiaisonlysix,shehastodomuchworkeveryday.Shemassages(按摩)Tian’sarmsandlegsforhalfanhour.Beforegoingtoschool,thelittlegirlalsobrusheshis29andwasheshisface.AfterJiajiacomesbackfromschool,shefeedsTianhisdinnerandhelpshim30aroundthehousebyusingaDIYmobilitydevice(移動(dòng)裝置).Jiajiaevenshaves(刮)herfather’sbeard(胡子).“Atthe31,Ididn’tknowhowtoshaveandIcutDad’sfaceanditbled,”shesaid.“ButDadsaiditdidn’t32.NowI’mverygoodatshaving.”Afterlearningthatpeoplecanmakemoneybylive-streaming(直播),Tian33forthefirsttime4yearsago.Nowheis34andhasmorethan450,000followers.“IhopeJiajianever35studying.IplantosavesomemoneytosendJiajiatothecollegeinthefuture,”hesaid.26．A．eyes B．ears C．legs D．stomach27．A．Bravely B．Luckily C．Sadly D．Hardly28．A．lookingfor B．lookingat C．lookingup D．lookingafter29．A．teeth B．hands C．head D．mouth30．A．move B．show C．wait D．build31．A．time B．moment C．end D．beginning32．A．hit B．hurt C．risk D．control33．A．tried B．replied C．stopped D．a(chǎn)dded34．A．unlucky B．dangerous C．difficult D．successful35．A．givesin B．givesout C．givesaway D．givesup三、閱讀理解（每小題2分，共40分）ASchooltripJoinusonaschooltriptoCardiffonSaturday,May13.Wewillspendthemorninginthecitycenter.Forlunch,we’llhaveapicnicinthepark.Intheafternoon,wewillvisittheScienceandTechnologyMuseum.Price:$20Meetintheschoolparkinglotat8:00a.m.Pleasearriveontime.Wewillreturntotheschoolat5:30p.m.Important:SchooltripupdateDearstudents,Wehopeyoucancometoourschooltripnextweekend.Unfortunately,theScienceandTechnologyMuseumisclosedforrenovations(整修)onSaturday,butwehaveticketsforStFagansNationalHistoryMuseuminstead.Thegoodnewsisthattheentryisfree,sothetripwilljustcost$10each.Arrivalanddeparture(出發(fā))timesarethesame.StuartNobleHeadteacher參考詞匯：Update更新;

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entry進(jìn)入36．Wherewillthestudentsfinallygointheafternoon?A．Thecitycenter. B．Thepark.C．TheScienceandTechnologyMuseum. D．StFagansNationalHistoryMuseum.37．Howmuchshouldeachstudentspendontheschooltrip?A．$20. B．$15. C．$10. D．It’sforfree.38．Thesecondnoticetellsthestudents_________.A．thetimefortheschooltrip B．thechangesfortheschooltripC．theplacefortheschooltrip D．theplanfortheschooltripBRSPCACharityShopTel:0175266559980GrenvilleRoad,StreetJudes,Plymouth,Devon,PL49PYItsellsdonateditems(捐贈(zèng)物品)likeclothes,books,tapesandshoestoraisemoneyforanimals.DameHannahRogersCharityShopTel:01752265394104EmbankmentRoad,Plymouth,Devon,PL49HYItsellsbooks,clothes,CDs,shoes.Aplaceforpeoplewithdisabilities(殘疾)tolearn,trainandworkinareallyfriendlyandexcitingenvironment.YMCAShopTel:0175222275234CornwallStreet,Plymouth,Devon,PL11LPItsellsallkindsofdonateditemslikeclothes,books,tapesandCDs.Youngpeoplecanvolunteerhere.BritishRedCrossShopTel:0175260377190CornwallStreet,Plymouth,Devon,PL11NFItsellssecond-handclothes,books,bags,toysandsmallitemstoraisemoneyfortheRedCross.39．RSPCACharityShopraisesmoneyfor______?.A．a(chǎn)nimals B．theRedCross C．peoplewithdisabilities D．peoplewithouthomes40．IfyouwanttovolunteerinYMCAShop,youcancall______?.A．01752665599 B．01752265394 C．01752222752 D．0175260377141．Thematerialisprobablyfroma______?.A．magazine B．dictionary C．diary D．noticeCDoyouthinkthatit’spossibletoraisemoneybyplayingtricksonothers?ItispossibleonRedNoseDayintheUK.ThedaywasonMarch15thisyear.Peopledosomefunnythingstomakepeoplelaughandraisemoney.Theytelljokes.Theydanceinafunnyway.Mostimportantly,theywearrednoses.AllthemoneygoestohelpthepoorintheUKandAfrica.RedNoseDayisnottheonlywaytoraisemoneyforcharity.Herearesomeotherinterestingwaystohelppeopleinneed.Let’shavealook!Charityshops.IntheUK,somepeoplelikebuyingthingsincharityshops.Thiskindofshopssellused(用過的)thingslikeclothes,shoesandbooks.Peopledonatethemtotheshop.Sothingsintheshopareverycheap.Themoneytheyraisegoestohelpsickchildrenandhomelesspeople.Charityconcerts.Thisisacommon(普通的)wayforpopstarstoraisemoney.Concertshelpraisemoneyandawareness(意識(shí)).TheLive8concertin2005wasoneofthelargestconcertsofthiskind.IthelpedmakepeoplecaremoreaboutthepoorinAfrica.42．OnRedNoseDay,peopleraisemoneyby________.A．buyingthingsincharityshops B．holdingcharityconcertsC．playingtricksonothers D．playinggameswithothers43．Whatdon’tpeopledotoraisemoneyonRedNose?A．Theymakepeoplelaugh. B．Theydanceinafunnyway.C．Theytelljokes. D．Theywearyellownoses.44．Whichoneisnottrueaccordingtothearticle?A．RedNoseDayisnottheonlywaytoraisemoneyforpeopleinneed.B．PeopleintheUSlikebuyingusedthingslikeclothesandbooksincharityshops.C．Popstarsperformedatthecharityconcertstoraisemoney.D．Thecharityconcertscanhelpraisemoneyandawareness.45．Whatisthebesttitleforthearticle?A．CharityConcerts B．InterestingWaystoRaiseMoneyC．CharityShops D．RedNoseDayDFocusonmentalhealthAtsomepointinlife,manypeoplesufferamentaldisturbance.Whilemostpeoplegetoverit,forothersitdoesn’tgoawayeasily.Oct10wasWorldMentalHealthDay.Thisyear,thethemewas“YoungPeopleandMentalHealthinaChangingWorld”.TheWorldHealthOrganizationsaysthatabout20percentofchildrenandteenagersworldwidesufferfrommentalillness.It’sthoughtthatthenumberofchildrenandteenagerswithmentalillnessaroundtheworldwillincreasebyhalfby2020.Itwillbecomeoneofthemaincausesofdiseases,disabilitiesandevendeath.InChina,thepictureisn’tbright,either.About30millionChinesechildrenandteenagersundertheageof17,or10percentofchildrenandteenagersinChina,haveamentalhealthchallenge,reportedChinaDaily.Thereasonformentalproblemsamongyoungpeoplemaybetheincreasingpressureinlife.Theworldischangingfast.Studyandrelationshipshavealwayscausedstress,buttodaythestressismuchhigherthanbefore,theWHOsaid.TheYoungFoundation,aUK-basednon-profitthinktank,saysthatyoungpeopletodayhavehugestressesatschool.Forinstance,theyexperiencebullyingandbodyimageissues.Ina2017report,thefoundationnotedthattheinternetwasaspecialsourceofstress.Online,youngpeopleoftensee“messagesaboutperfection”andthiscausestheyoung“greatuncertaintyabouttheiradultfutures”,saysthefoundation.Also,accordingtoChinaDaily,Chinesepeopledon’tseekhelpwiththeirmentalproblems.Theyfearthatotherswillthinklessofthemiftheyadmitthattheyareintrouble.ElainePeng,aUSmentalhealtheducator,makesasimilarpoint.ShethinksthatmanyChinesepeopleareashamedoftheirmentalproblems.PengtoldXinhuathatmentalillness“istabooinmanyChinesefamilies”.IntheUK,overthree-quartersofyoungpeoplebelievetheirmentalhealthproblemshaveasocialstigma.YouGov,aUK-baseddatacompany,reportedin2017thataquarterofyoungUKpeoplewouldn’taskforhelpiftheydevelopedamentalproblem.Youngpeoplewhodon’tseekhelpfortheirconditionmaybecreatingproblemsforthemselvesinthefuture.JagannathLamichhane,amentalhealthexpertinNepal,warnedthat,“Ifwehideourmentalhealth,itmayremainaproblemforever.”“Mymessageforyoungpeopleis,ifyoufeelsomethingiswrongwithinyou—seekhelp,”hetoldNPR.46．About________ofchildrenandteenagerssufferfrommentalillnessintheworld.A．10% B．17%C．20% D．30%47．Theunderlinedwords“thepictureisn’tbright”inparagraph4means________.A．thepictureisdark B．thefutureisnotclearC．thesituationisoptimistic D．thesituationisnotoptimistic48．________wasaspecialsourceofstressinthereportin2017.A．Bullying B．Bodyimage C．Internet D．Socialstigma49．AccordingtoJagannathLamichhane,________.A．peopleshouldn’tpayattentiontomentalillnessB．peopleshouldn’thidementalillnessC．peopleshouldignorementalhealthD．peopleshouldn’ttellotherstheirmentalproblems50．What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A．Childrenandteenagerswhosufferamentaldisturbance.B．Ignorementalproblems.C．Howtodealwithbullying.D．Howtobecomehealthy.EExpertsinnutrition(營養(yǎng))suggestthatweshouldeatatleastfivedifferentkindsofvegetablesandfruitaday.Theyareverynecessaryforourhealthandhelpourbodiesworkwell.Theycanhelpreduce(減少)theriskofgettingill.Therearealotofvegetablesandfruittochoosefromandtheytastedelicious.51It’seasytobuyyourfoodfromthelocalsupermarketsowhydowegotothetroubleofgrowingourown?Hereareseveralgoodreasons.52Youcanpickandeatitatonce.Whenyouhavetriedit,youwillagreethatvegetablesandfruitthatareeatenstraightfromthegardentastebetterthananythingyoucanbuyinasupermarket.Youmaywanttocutdownonyour“foodmiles”—thedistancethataproducthastraveledbeforeitreachesyourkitchen.Manyfoodpackagesareflownhalfwayacrosstheearth,53Homegrownfoodislikelytobehealthier.Foodproducersoftenusefertilizers(肥料)andpesticides(農(nóng)藥)whichcanendupinyourfood.Ifyougrowyourownthingsaredifferent.54Youmightalsochoosetogrowsometraditionalvegetablesandfruit.Theseoftenhavemoreofthevitamins,minerals(礦物質(zhì))andprotein(蛋白質(zhì))thatkeepyouhealthy.55Andyoucangrowyourownevenifyouonlyhaveasmallbackyardorabalcony(陽臺(tái)).Somefoodcangrowwellinpots,includinglettuce,tomatoes,potatoesandcarrots.Youcanrecycleplasticbottlesandcupstogrowsomething.Justmakesurethereareholesfordrainage(排水)andasmallplateunderthemtocatchdropsofwater.Happygardening!根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從下列選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)(其中有一項(xiàng)多余)。A．Bestofall,youcangrowyourown!B．Butwheretogrowyourownisaproblem.C．That’snotsogoodforyouorfortheplanet.D．Foodthatyougrowyourselfisalwaysfresh.E．Ifyouhavealargegarden,growingyourowniseasy.F．Youcancontrolwhatgoesonandintothefoodyoueat.第II卷（非選擇題）四、單詞拼寫（每小題1分，共10分）56．Jennycuthinthekitchen.Sheshouldputsomemedicineonthecut.57．Jimhasas.Heshouldliedownandhavearest.58．Tomwascarelessandhegothontheheadwithaping-pongbat.59．WeshouldpassontheOlympicstoeveryoneintheworld.60．Thestudentsknowtheioftheirfutureclearly,sotheyallworkhard.61．Theyralotofmoneyforthepoorkidslastyear.62．Thereisasmallholeinmyshoe.Canyouritforme?63．Myfriendsarenotavailablethisholiday,soIhavetogototheswimmingcentera.64．Hetrainedmanyanimalstohelpthed,likehisblindgrandma.65．Youcan’tihowstrongthewindis!五、短文填空（每小題1.5分，共15分）Areyoulookingforsomethingfunandwouldyoulike66(help)othersinyourfreetime?Thenjoinus67(be)avolunteer!We’reanon-profitorganization(非盈利組織).Wehavevolunteerjobsforallages.Anyonefrom12-year-oldchildrentopeopleintheirseventiescanbecomeavolunteer.Youcanhelppeopleinmanyways.Schoolsneedvolunteers68(care)forchildrenwhileth