河南省江南实验学校学年八年级下学期第二次月考英语试题.docx
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河南省江南实验学校学年八年级下学期第二次月考英语试题
2016--2017学年度下期
八年级英语月考试卷
(二)
一、单项填空(20分)
()1.UNICEFwantstomakeworldbetterplaceforchildren.
A.a;theB.the;aC.the;theD./;a
()2.一Whydidn’tJimmycometotheparty?
一Becausehe.
A.hasn’tinvitedB.isn’tinvited
C.wasn’tinvitedD.didn’tinvite
()3.—What’sthematteryou?
—Ifeelsick.
A.withB.onC.inD.to
()4.—Whenshallwegoandplaybasketball?
一Notuntiltheworktomorrow.
A.willfinishB.havefinishedC.willbefinishedD.isfinished
()5.一InourEnglishclass,weexpressouropinionsfreely.
—That’sgood.Thisisthebestwaytopracticethelanguageyoulearn.
A.areallowedtoB.allowtoC.areallowedD.allow
()6.ThenewCDsowellthatitoutinalltheshops.
A.issold;sellsB.sells;sellsC.issold;issoldD.sells;issold
()7.Thecharityhomelesspeoplefoodandclothes.
A.provides;forB.provides;withC.offers;forD.offers;with
()8.一Whatabouttakingataxitothecinema?
一Icannotit.Let’stakethesubwayinstead.
A.chooseB.payC.costD.afford
()9.Whenthebigship“Titanic”felldownintothesea,therewereover2,200people.Andonlyabout700ofthemsurvived.
A.inboardB.ontheboardC.onboardD.intheboard
()10.Theweatherwasbad.Buttheystilldecidedtowiththeirwork.
A.carryoffB.carryonC.carryoutD.carry
()11.一Ihearyourmomforaweek.Howisshe?
一Better,butshestillcan’tgohome.
A.wasinhospitalB.hasgonetohospital
C.hasbeeninhospitalD.willgotohospital
()12.IusedtobeafraidofbyplanesinceIthoughtitwasdangerousbyit.
A.totravel;totravelB.traveling:
traveling
C.totravel;travelingD.traveling:
totravel
()13.ForalltheseyearsIhavebeenworkingforothers.IhopeI’ll_myownbusinesssomeday.
A.turnupB.fixupC.setupD.makeup
()14.Lastyear,manypeoplewitheyeproblems,inthesouthernvillages.
A.wereoperated;mostB.wereoperatedon:
mostly
C.operatedon;mostlyD.wereoperatedon:
most
()15.Thedressismadeofsilk.Itsmooth.
A.feelsespeciallyB.isfeltspeciallyC.feelsspecialD.isfeltspecial
()16.一haveweraisedfromthischarityshow?
一Aboutthreedollars.
A.Howmany;thousandB.Howmuch;thousands
C.Howmuch;thousandD.Howmany;thousands
()17.Thecutegirlthesongat9o’clockyesterdayevening.
A.heardtosingB.washeardtosing
C.heardsingingD.washeardsinging
()18.Inthestory,oneofthesmalleranimalswasmadethetigersomethingtoeat.
A.bringB.tobringC.broughtD.bringing
()19.—Isyoursisterill?
—No,,onlyalittlecold.
A.seriousanythingB.nothingserious
C.seriousnothingD.anythingserious
()20.一Idon’tknowhowtosearchtheInternet.
一.I’llhelpyou.
A.IhopesoB.I’mafraid,tooC.Don’tworryD.I’msorry
二、完形填空(10分)
SARShasbroughtusmuchtrouble.However,everythinghas1sides.OnesideofSARSis2clear.Itisseriousandover300peopleinChinahavediedofit.Buttheothersideismoreimportant.
SARSmakespeoplerealizethatlifeisvaluable.OnceinApril,WangXingying,astudentinTaiyuan,traveledonthesamebuswithasickmanwhomighthaveSARS,3hehadtostayathomefor4twoweeks.“I’mgoingtotreasuremylifeeveryday,”hesaid.
SARSteachespeopletobethankful.Manydoctorsandnurses5alltheirtimewithpeoplewhohaveSARS,and6ofthemhavelosttheirlives.Anotherstudentsayshewantstobea7whenhegrowsup.“Thoughtheyknowtheirjobis8,doctorsandnursesaretryingtheirbestto9people’slives.Wemust10them.”hesaid.
()1.A.fourB.threeC.fiveD.two
()2.A.everB.stillC.alreadyD.always
()3.A.soB.sinceC.orD.as
()4.A.atfirstB.atonceC.atlastD.atleast
()5.AspendB.costC.wasteD.forget
()6.A.noneB.allC.someD.few
()7.A.driverB.teacherC.doctorD.waiter
()8.A.safeB.dangerousC.favouriteD.famous
()9.A.pullB.leaveC.saveD.love
()10.A.learnfromB.listentoC.lookafterD.agreewith
三、阅读理解(40分)
(A)
Menhavealwayswantedtoflylikebirds.Birdscanflyeasilybecausetheyarelight,butmen’sbodiesareheavier.
Menfirstwentupintotheairinballoons.Thesearebigbags,andtheyarefilledwithgas.Hydrogen(氢气)isausefulgasforballoons.Itislighterthanair.Heliumisalsolighterthanair,butitcostsalotofmoney.Soballoonsareusuallyfilledwithhydrogen.Balloonshavetoflywiththewindastheyhavenoengines(引擎)todrivethem.Later,menmadeairships.Thesewereballoonswithengines.Theywerealsofilledwithhydrogen.Aircraftwithwingsnowtakepeopleacrosstheworld.Powerfulenginesdrivethesemachinesacrossthesky.Someoftheenginesareliketheenginesofcars,buttheyaremorepowerfu1.
Thereisanotherkindofenginewhichwecallthejetengine.AnEnglishengineerinventedthejetengine.InMay1941hisnewenginewasfixedinanaircraft,andtheaircraftflewquitewell.Atthesametime,theGermanswerealsobuildingajetengine,butneithercountrytoldtheother,ofcourse.Jetenginesareverypowerful.Usuallytwo,threeorfourareenoughforanairplane;butsomebigaircrafthavesix.Anyoneinamovingjetplanecanfeelthepoweroftheengines.Jetplanescantravelfasterthansound.Asaflyingjetplaneleavesitsnoisebehindit,wedonothearituntilithasgone.
()1.Mencan’tflylikebirdsbecause.
A.mendon’thaveaircraftB.men’sbodiesaretooheavy
C.mendon'tlikebirdsD.mencan’tdrivethejetplane
()2Theunderlinedsentence“Hydrogenisausefulgasforballoons”means.
A.hydrogenisgoodforballoonstofly
B.balloonshavetousehydrogentofly
C.balloonscan’tflywithouthydrogen
D.hydrogenisverycheaptorballoons
()3.Whichofthefollowingisnottrueaccordingtothepassage?
A.Menflewupintotheairinballoonsfirstly.
B.AjetenginewasinventedbyanEnglishengineer.
C.Someoftheenginesaremorepowerful.
D.TheEnglishtoldtheGermanstheybuiltajetengine.
()4.Wedon’theartheflyingjetplane’snoiseuntilithasgonebecause.
A.jetenginesareverypowerful
B.jetplaneshaveenoughjetengines
C.noonecanfeelthepoweroftheengines
D.jetplanestravelfasterthansound
()5.Themainidea,ofthepassageisabout.
A.theplanesB.theballoonsC.thefIyingD.thejetplanes
(B)
MrSmithworksinahospital.Heisbusydrivingacareveryday.Hiswifeworksinaschoollibrary.Sheisstrictwithheronlyson,Jack.Halfayearago,whenJackwassix,MrsSmithtookhimtoherschoo1.Theboywascleverandstudiedwell。
Butatfirsthecouldn’tadapt(使适应)himselftothenewlife.Inthemorninghegotuplateandintheeveninghedidn’tgotobedontime.Buthismothertriedtomakehimdoeverythingontime.
OneeveningMrSmithwasdrivinginastreet,atrafficaccidenthappened.Hehadtotakeawoundedpersontothehospitalandittookhimabouttwohours.Whenhegothome,hebegantotellhisfamilyaboutit.
“It’stimeforyoutogotobed,Jack.”saidMrsSmith.
Theboywantedtolistentohisfathertelltheaccident,buthehadtodowhathismothertoldhim.Whenhelaydown,hesaid。
“Idon’tthinkMumcanlookaftermeatall!
”
“Oh?
Why?
”askedhisfather.
Theboysaid,“ShealwaysmakesmegotobedwhenI’mnotsleepy,butshewakesmeupwhenI’masleep!
”
()6.MrSmithisainahospital.
A.doctorB.cookC.cleanerD.driver
()7.Fromthepassageweknowthat.
A.MrsSmithgiveslessonsinJack’sschool
B.Jackdoesn’t1iketostudybecausehismotherisstrict
C.MrsSmithworksinJack’sschoollibrary
D.Jackoftenfeelssleepyinhisclass
()8.Jack’smotherwantstomakehimeveryday.
A.gotobedearlyandgetuplateB.gotobedandgetupontime
C.sleeplateandgetupearlyD.trytosleepatdifferenttime
()9.OnedayJack’sfatherwentbackhomelatebecause.
A.hemetatrafficaccident
B.hewaswoundedinatrafficaccident
C.hespenttwomorehoursworkinginthehospital
D.apolicemanaskedhimtosendforadoctor
()10.Whichofthefollowingistrue?
A.Jackdoesn’tgotobeduntilheissleepyeveryevening.
B.Jackwenttobedbeforehisfathercamebackthatevening.
C.Jackisalwayswokenupwhenheissleepinginthemorning.
D.Jack’sparentsdidn’twanthimtoknowaboutthetrafficaccident.
(C)
“Doyouknow,”Tom’steacherasked,“thatmanyoldthingswethrowawaycanbeusedagain?
Usingoldpapers,cans,andbottlestomakenewthingsiscalledrecycling.”
Theclassdecidedtosetuptheirownrecyclingcenter.Theymadesomebigboxes,painted(油漆)themandsetthemoutneartheschool.Redboxeswereforbottlesandblueoneswereforcans.Otherswerefornewspapers.Studentsandtheirfamiliesputgarbage(垃圾)intheboxes.Whentheboxesweref
ull,truckscameandtookthegarbagetofactories.There,itwasusedtomakenewbottles,cansandnewspapers.Thefactoriesevenpaidtheclassforthegarbage.
11.Thewritermainly(主要地)tellsusthat________.
A.oldthingsshouldbekeptwell
B.redboxesareforbottlesandblue
onesareforcans
C.manyoldthingscanbeusedtomake
newthings
D.garbageboxesshouldbesetoutneartheschool
12.Theunderlinedword“recycling”means________.
A.分类处理B.收集归类C.综合利用D.回收再利用
13.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?
A.Theclassmadesomecolourboxesfordifferentkindsofgarbage.
B.Thestudentstookthegarbagetofactoriesthemselves.
C.Theyfounddoingthisjobwasmoreinterestingthanhavingclasses.
D.Everyonewaspaidforthisjob.
14.Inwhichorder(顺序)didthefollowinghappen?
a.Paintingtheboxes
b.Settingupaclassrecyclingcenter
c.Settingtheboxesoutneartheschool
d.Makingsomebigboxes
A.a-c-b-dB.d-a-