人教版英语八年级上册期中测试含答案Word文档格式.docx

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A.Twoyuan.B.Threeyuan.C.Sevenyuan.

B

Nowadays,moreandmoreparentslikesharingtheirkids’photosofdailylifeonline.Herearesomeopinionsfromfourteenagers.

Alex

Idon’tthinkit’ssafe.Photoscanshowtheirchildren’sfaces,placesthey’vebeentoandotherinformation.Somepeoplemightusethephotosforbadthings.It’shardtoimaginewhatwouldhappen.Sosomeparentsshouldtakeitseriously.

Dora

Forme,Idon’twantmyphotostobesharedonline.Someparentsevenlikesharingembarrassing（令人尴尬的）photosoftheirkids.Theseparentsshouldstophurtingtheirkids’feelingsandaskforpermission（许可）fromtheirkidsbefore

doingthat.

Eric

Inmyopinion,there’snothingwrongthatsomeparentspostpicturesoftheirkidsonline.Itshowsthattheylovetheirchildrenandithelpspeopletostayin

touchwiththeirfamily.It’seasierthanlookingthroughaphotoalbum.

Joan

Iagreewiththat.Ourparentshavenotonlygivenbirthtous,butalsoprovideduswithmanythingsweneed.Can’ttheyshareourphotostoshowtheir

happiness?

Weshouldunderstandthem.

（）3.Asforpostingtheirkidsphotosonline,Alexthinksthatparentsshould_______.

A.asktheirkidsforpermission

B.bemorecarefulaboutthat

C.stophurtingtheirkids’feelings

（）4.Whocallsonteenagerstounderstandtheirparents?

A.Joan.B.Dora.C.Eric.

（）5.Howmanyteenagersagreewiththeideaofsharingkids’photosonline?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.

C

HaveyouseentheTVshowHomeWithKids?

Youmighthearthesoundoflaughterwhensomethingfunnyhappensontheshow.Itisreallytrueandimpressive（令人印象深刻的）.Buteverytime,thelaughtersoundsthesame.

Thisiscanned（录音的）laughter.USsoundengineerCharleyDouglassmadeitinthe1950s.Heworkedwithhisteamforafewmonths.Theybentdifferentkindsoflaughter,suchasthelaughterfromtheold,adults,kids,andevenbabies.Wheneditors（剪辑师）neededlaughterduringtheirshows,theycouldjustuseabuttonandplaythesound.

Cannedlaughterwaspopularformanyyears.Whenaudiences（观众）heardit,theythoughtitwassointerestingthattheylaughedalongwiththeactors.“OnFridaynight,afteraweek’shardwork,Ienjoywatchingsitcoms,especiallythesitcomswithcannedlaughter.ItseemsthatIenjoytheshowwithalotoffriendsandwelaughtogether.”afanofcannedlaughtersaidso.Butyearslater,somepeoplethoughtcannedlaughterdidn’tsoundreal.Theywantedreallaughterbecauseitsoundsmorelively.Nowwecanseetheimprovement.Somefamoussitcoms,suchasFriendsandTheBigBangTheory《生活大爆炸》,usethiskindoflaughter.

Whomakesthereallaughter?

TheBigBangTheorysellsticketstopeoplewhowanttowatchtheshowalive.Theycanwatchtheshowwhilefilming.Allthelaughteryouhearisfromrealaudiences!

（）6.ThewriterusesHomeWithKidsto_______.

A.describefunnythingsathome

B.showthepopularityoftheshow

C.giveanexampleofcannedlaughter

（）7.Fromthesecondparagraph,whatcanweknowaboutcannedlaughter?

A.Itwasmadein1950.B.AnAmericanmadeit.C.Itwasmadequiteeasily.

（）8.Whydosomefamoussitcomschoosetousereallaughter?

A.Becauseit’seasierfortheeditorstouse.

B.Becauseitcanhelpthemsellmoretickets.

C.Becauseitsoundsmorelivelythancannedlaughter.

（）9.Whatdoesthewriterthinkoftheuseofreallaughter?

A.Itsoundslesslively.

B.Itisbetterthancannedlaughter.

C.Itisawasteoftimeandmoney.

（）10.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?

A.LaughteronTV.

B.Thescienceofcannedlaughter.

C.Famoussitcomsaroundtheworld.

D

Thesedays,thewords“socialphobia（社交恐惧症）”seemstobepopular.Youngpeople,differentfromotheragegroups,especiallyliketodescribethemselvesashaving“socialphobia”.Theywouldsayit’shardforthemtomakenewfriendsorgetalongwithotherswhentheydon’twanttogoout.Butisthisa“real”disease（疾病）?

Infact,thisisjustareactiontocertainsocialsituations.Scientistsexplainthatsomepeoplecan’t“read”therightsocialsituations,andtheyfeeluncomfortable.Forexample,theymightbeafraidofbreakingsomekindsofrules.Sotheystarttoactdifferentlytokeepawayfromsuchsituations.

“Real”socialphobia,likesocialanxiety（焦虑）,ismuchmoreserious.Peoplewithsocialphobiaactuallywanttogooutandtalkwithpeople,buttheyareafraidtodosuchthings.Asaresult,theycangonowherebutstayathome.Theirmindssimplywon’tallowthemtotalkwithothersinanormal（正常的）way.Peoplewithsocialphobiamayexperiencepanicattacks（惊恐发作）andotherproblemswhentalkingwithothers.

Luckily,socialanxietycanbetreated（治疗）.Somepeoplesimplyuseself-helpbookstohelpthemselvesgetmorecontrolovertheirminds.Thosewhohavemoreseriousproblemsofsocialanxietycantakemedicinesorgettherapytodealwiththeirdisease.

（）11.Someyoungpeopledescribethemselvesashaving“socialphobia”whichisactually_______.

A.aphysicalillnessB.asocialproblemC.anormalaction

（）12.Accordingtothepassage,whichactionshowssomeoneis“reading”therightsocialsituationinawelcomeparty?

A.Mikewalkstohisnewclassmatesandshareshisinterests.

B.Jackreadsabookwithapairofearphones.

C.Katesitsinthecornerandkeepslookingattheclockonthewall.

（）13.Fromthepassage,weknowthat_______.

A.realsocialphobiacanbetreatedinonlyoneway

B.allagegroupslikedescribingthemselvesashavingsocialphobia

C.socialphobiamaybeanexcuseforyoungpeopletoavoidsocialsituation

（）14.Theunderlinedword“therapy”means_______inEnglish.

A.helpB.treatmentC.advice

（）15.Theauthorwritesthepassageinorderto_______.

A.introducewhatsocialphobiais

B.showsocialphobiaisaseriousproblem

C.askpeopletofacesocialphobiaactively

第二节（共5小题；

每小题2分，满分10分）

阅读下面短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

每个选项仅使用一次。

Everybodyisafraidofsomething,whethertheyadmit（承认）itornot.Manyspendtheirwholeliveshidingfromthingstheyareafraidof.16.__________________.Herearesomestepsyoucantaketodoso.

Trytogetsomeonetohelpyou.17.__________________.Butifyouwalkthroughadarkplacewithagroupoffriends,itdoesn’tseemthathad,right?

Talktosomeoneaboutyourfears.Findsomeonewhowillunderstandyouandwouldbewillingtohelpyoufightthefear.

Createasafedailyroutine（常规）.18.__________________.Goingthroughtheseactivitieswillgiveyouasenseofsafetyandcontrol.

Learntorelax.Fearisbasicallypsychological（心理上的）.Togetoveryourfear,youhavetolearnhowtotakecontrol.19.__________________.Youcangoforbreathingexercises,yogaandotheractivitiesthatworkforyou.

20.__________________.Exceptforsomefearsthatareharmful（有害的）tolife,finallyyou’llknowthatyouwillcometomeetyourfeardirectlyandhavetodealwithit.Knowingthis,youhavetotakethestepstoprepareyourselfforthatdayandrememberthatyouareincontrolofyourlife.Nofearcaneverbeatyouunlessyouallowit.

A.Justfaceit

B.It’sscarierwhenyouareallalonewalkinginthedark

C.Todothis,youhavetobefamiliar（熟悉的）withsomewaystorelax

D.Thismeanstakingpartinsomeactivitiesthatyouarefamiliarwith

E.Butnooneshouldliveinfearbecausetherearewaystogetoverit

16.________17.________18.________19.________20.________

第三节（共5小题；

每小题2分，满分10分）

阅读下面的短文，根据短文内容回答问题。

“IfirstsawBeijingOperainLondonin1993,anditjustsurprisedme.Itwasreallyamazing,”saysGhaffar.

The32-year-oldBritishgaveuphisworkinLondonandcametoaBeijingOperaschool.Sincethen,hehasspentalotoftimeworkingonthisart.

BeijingOperastartedinthelate18thcentury,anditwasoftenperformedinmarkets,streets,andsometimesteahouses.WhenGhaffarfirstcametoChina,hecouldn’tspeakanyChinese,andheknewnothingaboutBeijingOpera.Everythingseemedfarfromwhathehadimagined（想象）.Astheoldeststudentintheschool,helearnedmoreslowlythananyotherclassmate,buthedidn’tgiveup.

ButBeijingOperaisnotaspopularasitwasbefore.TheyoungChinesenowspendmoretimeontheInternet.Thismakeshimverysad.“IgotangryatwhatwashappeningtoBeijingOpera.Thisispartofyourculture.Youcreatedtheamazingthing,butnowyouareforgettingit,throwingitaway.”

Ghaffarhasdecidedwhattodo.HewantstomakemorepeopleknowBeijingOpera.NowheisperformingonewhichisaboutMonkeyKingintwolanguages,ChineseandEnglish.MonkeyKingisaheroinaChinesestory.Chinesepeoplelovehimverymuch.IntheBeijingOpera,GhaffaractsMonkeyKing.

Unimportanttosomeone,GhaffarsaysthatBeijingOperacanmeantheworldtohim.

21.DidGhaffarworkhardtostudyBeijingOpera?

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22.WheredidBeijingOperaactorsperforminthe18thcentury?

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23.WhydoesGhaffarfeelangry?

24.WhatisGhaf