初中英语 牛津深圳版八年级下册期末复习 阅读专项练习有答案.docx

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（一）A

Haveyoueverwonderedwhatkindofpersonyouare?

Iusedtothinkofmyselfonly.Ididnotcareabouthelpingothers,butonlycareaboutmylooks,clothes,moneyandgrades.

Oneofmyneighborswashavingsomuchfundoingvoluntarywork,andhetoldmethathefeltverygoodandfreshafterhelpingothers.Ihopedtogetthesameresults（结果）,soIwenttodovoluntarywork.

Ididvoluntaryworkatthenursinghomeforayear.Iboughtsomesnacks,coffeeandgavethemouttotheoldpeoplehere.Italkedtothemandplayedgameslikeplayingchesswiththem.TheywerefromChina,sotheyoftenhadtroublecommunicatingwithothers.Isometimesofferedtobetheirtranslator（翻译）.Aftermyvoluntaryworkatthenursinghomeended,IbegantodovoluntaryworkataSaturdayEnglishlanguageschool,aplaceforChinese-AmericanchildrentolearntospeakChinese.

BeforeIdidvoluntarywork,Ifeltuseless.Ispentallmyfreetimeplayingvideogamesorhangingoutwithfriends.ButnowIthinkIshouldtrytobeausefulpersonintheworld.Ihavelearnedmanylifelessonsthroughdoingvoluntarywork.Byhelpingothers,IfeltIwasneededintheworld.

（）26.WhydidIdovoluntarywork?

A.BecauseIwantedtohavegoodfeelings.

B.BecauseIwantedtobewithmyneighbor.

C.BecauseIwantedtolearnsomeskills.

D.BecauseIwantedtomakesomefriends.

（）27.WhatdidIdoforgoingtothenursinghome?

A.Ilearnedsomemusic.

B.Iboughtsomething.

C.Iplayedsomegames.

D.Ididnothing.

（）28.WhatdidIdoafterIfinisheddoingvoluntaryworkatthenursinghome?

A.IstoppeddoingvoluntaryworkbecauseIwastoobusy.

B.IbegantostudyataSaturdayEnglishlanguageschool.

C.Ibegantoraisemoneyfortheoldpeopleatthenursinghome.

D.Iwentonhelpingothersinotherplaces.

（）29.HowdidIspendmyfreetimebeforeIstarteddoingvoluntarywork?

A.Iwenttoafter-schoolclasses.

B.Ihelpedmyparentsathome.

C.Iplayedaloneorwithfriends.

D.Ireadbooksinalibrary.

（）30.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Howtofindvoluntarywork.

B.Howtobeagreatvolunteer.

C.Whattodotobeavolunteer.

D.Doingvoluntaryworkchangedme.

B

Shakespeare’sMuseum

OpendailyOctober-Aprilat10amto6pm;May-September（theatreseason）at9amto12midday,andat12:

30pmto9pm.

Onlyclosedon24&25December.

Groupticketscheaper;Ordertheticketsaweekearly.

Shop

OpendailyOctober-Aprilat10amto6pm.May-September（theatreseason）at10amtotheendoftheevening.

SunshineTheater

ThetheatreseasonopensMay-September.TuesdaytoSunday600yuanfor1ticketpershow.

BoxOfficeTelephone02074019919.

WorldEducation

WorldEducationshowsthenewdiscoveriesmadebyscientiststhroughon-siteworkshops.Telephone02079021433.

Eatinganddrinking

WorldCafeopensdailyOctober-Aprilat10amwiththelastorderat6pm.May-September（theatreseason）at10amwiththelastorderfifteenminutesaftertheendoftheshow.Telephone02079021576WorldRestaurantopensforlunchat12middayto2:

30pm.October-Aprilforsupperat5:

30pmto10pm.May-Sepetember,to11pm.HowtogettoShakespeare’sMuseum

BytraintoLondonBridge,CannonStreet,Black-friarsorWaterloo.ByundergroundtoMansionHouse,Blackfriars,CannonStreetorLondonBridge.Bybus45,63,100toBlackiriarsBridge;15,17toCannonStreet;11,15,17,23,26,76toMansionHouse;149,381toSouthwarkStreet;344toSouthwarkBridgeRoad.ByfoottoMillenniumBridge.

（）31.IfTonyandhisgirlfriendwanttoseeafilminSunshineTheater,howmuchwillhepayforthetickets?

A.600yuan.B.1,000yuan.

C.1,200yuan.D.2,000yuan.

（）32.WhencouldyougetamealattheWorldRestaurantonMay2nd?

A.At10am.B.At3pm.

C.At5pm.D.At10pm.

（）33.WhichisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.TherestaurantsareonlyopendailyOctober-April.

B.TherearenoshowsonSaturday.

C.Theshowsarefreetoschoolgroups.

D.Shakespeare’sMuseumisclosedfortwodaysinayear.

（）34.WhatcanweNOTknowfromthepassage?

A.Whentheshopsopenandclose.

B.Whereandwhentohavedinner.

C.Whentheshowsstartandend.

D.Howtogettothemuseum.

（）35.What’sthepurpose（目的）ofthepassage?

A.Toencourageustovisitthemuseum.

B.Togivesomeinformationaboutamuseum.

C.Totellushowtosavemoney.

D.Totellushowtohaveagreattime.

C

Frogsproducealotofeggs—upto4,000eggs!

However,therearealotofthingshappeningtotinylittlefrogeggs.Eggscanbeeaten,broken,orwashedaway.Onlyabouthalfoftheeggscancomeout.Sometimes,themothermaystaywiththeeggstotakecareofthem.Sometimes,themothermayleaveandnotcomebacktotheeggs.Ababyfrogstaysintheeggfor6to21daysbeforeitcomesout.

Whenthebabyfrogsleavetheireggs,theyarecalledtadpoles.Thetadpolesaregreenorbrown.Thishelpsthemhideinthealgae（水藻）.Manyfishwilleatthetadpoles.Theywillstartswimmingaroundmoreandeatingthealgaeafteraboutaweek.Thetadpoleswillstaytogetherandswim.

Afterthebabyfroghasbeenatadpoleforaboutamonth,itstartstochangeagain.Thetadpolestartsgrowingthelung（肺）.Thelittletadpolealsostartstogrowbacklegs.Asitgrowsmore,thetadpolecaneatbugsandsomeplants.Thetadpoleisstrongeranddoesn’thideasmuch.

Whenitissixtonineweeksold,thelittletadpolegrowsfrontlegs.Itslungbeginsworking.Thetadpole’smouthgetsbiggeranditlooksmorelikeafrog.Bythetimeitistwelveweeksold,thelittlefrogwilljusthaveatinytailandwillbeginlivingonland.

（）36.Howmanydaysdoesababyfrogstayintheegg?

A.For9days.B.For5days.

C.For25days.D.Foramonth.

（）37.Howdothetadpolesstaysaferightaftertheycomeoutfromeggs?

A.Theyswimtogether.

B.Theyhide.

C.Theychangecolors.

D.Theystaywiththeirmothers.

（）38.WhydidthewriterwriteParagraph2?

A.Becausethewriterwantedtotellushowtadpolesswim.

B.Becausethewriterwantedtotellushowtadpoleseatfood.

C.Becausethewriterwantedtotellusthecolorofatadpole.

D.Becausethewriterwantedtotellustheearlylifeofatadpole.

（）39.Whichistherightorderforbabyfrogstobecomefrogs?

①Babyfrogsstarteatingthealgae.

②Babyfrogseatsomeplants.

③Babyfrogsgrowfrontlegs.

④Babyfrogsleavetheiregg§.

⑤Babyfrogsstartlivingonland.

⑥Babyfrogsstartgrowinglungs.

A.④①⑥②③⑤B.④①⑤②③⑥

C.④①②⑤⑥③D.③⑥①⑤②④

（）40.WhatdoParagraphs3and4mainlytellus?

A.Bothtellhowtadpolesareabletoliveonland.

B.Bothtellhowtadpoleslivebyhiding.

C.Bothtellhowfrogschangeduringtheirlife.

D.Bothtellhowfrogsareabletoliveinthewater.

（二）A

Paulwasexcited.Thenewcomputergamewasfinallyinthestore.“Thegameishere!

”hetoldhismom.“Canwegoandbuyit?

”“Howmuchdoesitcost?

”hismomasked.“Thirty-fivedollars,”hereplied.“That’salotofmoney,Paul.Doyouhaveenoughmoneytobuyitbyyourself?

”Hearingthat,Paulshookhishead.

“Youknow,Paul,wehavetospendourmoneycarefully.Wehavetopayforourhouseandfood.Weneedtobuymanythings.Ourmoneygoestothingswereallyneed,”“ButIreallywantthisgame!

”answeredPaul.“WhatcanIdo?

”“Yougeteightdollarsaweekfordoingthehousework,”hismomsaid.“Trytosaveit.Beforelong,youwillhaveenoughmoneytopayforthegame.”“Idonotthinkso,”saidPaul.“Bythen,allthegameswillbesoldout.”“Tryit,”repliedhismom.

Weekslater,Paulcamehomeandwasveryhappy.“Guesswhat,Mom?

Ididwhatyousaid.Isavedmymoneyandboughtthegameforjusttwenty-eightdollarstoday.”“Andyoudiditwithyourownmoney!

”saidhismomwithasmile.

（）26.WhywasPaulexcited?

A.Becausehecouldplayhisfavoritecomputergame.

B.Becausehismomagreedtobuyhimthecomputergame.

C.Becausethenewcomputergamewasonsale.

D.Becausehehadenoughpocketmoneyforthecomputergame.

（）27.WhatwasthemainproblemPaulfaced?

A.Hismomdidn’tlikethecomputergame.

B.Hedidn’thaveenoughmoneyforthecomputergame.

C.Thenewcomputergamewassoldout.

D.Hiscomputergamewentwrongsuddenly.

（）28.WhatdidPaul’smomthinkofthecomputergame?

A.Shefeltexcitedbecauseshewantedtoplayittoo.

B.ShefeltangrybecausePaulwantedtospendhismoneyonit.

C.Shedidn’tthinkPaulshouldbuythecomputergameatonce.

D.Shethoughtitwasimportanttobuythegameforherson.

（）29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”referto?

A.Themoney.

B.Thecomputergame.

C.Thehouseworkhedid.

D.Thetime.

（）30.WhatcanweNOTlearnfromthepassage?

A.Paul’smomspentmoneyverycarefully.

B.Paulcouldn’tdothehouseworkathome.

C.Paul’smomwashappyabouthersonatlast.

D.Paulspentlessmoneyonthenewgame.

B

Someanimalsaresotinythatyoucannotseethemclearly.Othersarehuge.Allofthemareinteresting.Let’shavealookatsomeofthem.

Thehippo（河马）isthethirdlargestlandanimal.Itisalittlesmallerbutheavierthantherhinoceros（犀牛）.Theelephantisthebiggestanimalonland.

Theadultfrogwilleatanyotheranimalwhichissmallerthanitself,includinginsectsandevenotherfrogs.Butitdoesn’tlikeeatinggrassorleaves.Manyfrogsaresmall,butthelargestfrogsaretheGoliathfrogs.Theyhavethesimilarsizeofsheep!

Parrotsarebeautifulandclever.Theyhavethefeatherwithbeautifulcolors.Theycanlivefor40yearsandevenupto100years.Theyliketalkingverymuchandsomeofthemcantellfunnyjokes.

Beesliveandworkinlargegroups.Theydonothaveears,but