試卷第=page11頁，共=sectionpages33頁啟東市南苑中學(xué)2025-2026學(xué)年第一學(xué)期第一次統(tǒng)一作業(yè)八年級(jí)英語考試時(shí)間：120分鐘滿分：150分一、單項(xiàng)選擇(本大題共20小題，每小題1分，共20分)1．—ThefilmcalledTheAvengersis,Ihavetosay,verywonderful.—Yes,it’s________excellentfilmandIneversee________betterone.A．a(chǎn);an B．a(chǎn)n;the C．a(chǎn)n;a D．a(chǎn);the2.Chongqinghasmorepeoplethan________inJiangsuand________inChina.A．a(chǎn)nycity;anycity B．a(chǎn)nycity;anyothercityC．a(chǎn)nyothercity;theothercities D．a(chǎn)nyothercity;anycity3.Suzydoesn’tpaintso________asothers,butherideais________ofall.A．carefully;thebestB．careful;thebest C．morecarefully;thebetter D．mostcarefully;best4.Mr.Liasksustorememberthat_____carefulweare,_____mistakeswewillmake.A．themore;thefewer B．thefewer;themoreC．themore;themore D．theless;thefewer5.________ofthetwinsisLucy.A．Thepretty B．Theprettier C．Morepretty D．Themostpretty6.—BothCaiXukunandLiChenjoinRunningMan,right?—Yes.Caiisin____programsthanLibecauseCaihastospend_____timeonmusiccreation.A．less;more B．fewer;less C．fewer;more D．more;fewer7.here’s______timeleftfortheclass.Hurryup!A.plentyofB.alittlebitC.fewD.little8.—Didyouseeanygiantpandasinthezooyesterday?—Isaw_____.Theyweresleepingthen.A．nothing B．something C．noone D．none9.—MostgirlstudentsthinkPhysicsis________Geography.—Iagree.IamweakinGeographybutIamgoodatPhysics.A．muchdifficultthanB．a(chǎn)sdifficultas C．lessdifficultthan D．moredifficultthan10.Thenumberofthestudents___getting__becauseeachfamilyhasfewerchildrenthanbefore.A．a(chǎn)re;fewerandfewerB．a(chǎn)re;moreandmoreC．is;largerandlargerD．is;smallerandsmaller11.Yourschoollibrarylooksasmodernas________.Canyoushowmearound?A．we B．us C．our D．ours12.—Howaboutmakingamodelplaneforyourlittlebrother?—________It’sapieceofcake.A．Noproblem. B．Whymeagain? C．Ihopenot. D．You’rewelcome.13.Wesearchedsomeinformationandwastofindthatdodoscouldn'tflylikeotherbirds.A.for;surprising B.for;surprised C./;surprising D./;surprised14Yesterdaywethreewentshopping.IhadmoneysoIboughtthings.A.theleast;thefewestB.thefewest;theleastC.less;fewerD.fewer;less15.Thecommunitycenterprovidedtheelderlyfreemedicalchecks,anditalsoprovidedwarmblanketstheminwinter.A.with;for B.for;with C.with;with D.for;for16..—Howwasthemovieyouwatched?—Itcouldn’tbe______.Icouldn’tstanditandstayedthereforjusttwentyminutes.A.betterB.worseC.thebestD.theworst17.TheweatherinWuxiisascoolas______inKunmingtoday.A.thisB.thatC.itD.one18.Mybrotherdoesn'tstudyhisclassmates,soheoftenmakesmistakesintheexams.A.ascarefulas B.ascarefullyas C.ascarelesslyas D.ascarelessas19.MrGreensuggestedthatMillietovisitthelocalplacesofinterestduringsummerholidaybutMrsGreensuggestedtoFrance.A.going,goB.goes,goingC,shouldgo,togoD.go,going20.Thenewsweepingrobotwillcost______onDoubleEleven.Let'sjustwait.A.moreB.cheaperC.fewerD.less二、完型填空(本大題共15小題，每小題1分，共15分)"Agiantstoneisasbigasahouse."Thatwashowtheguidebook21GiantRock.Iwantedtoseeit,withmythreeelder_22andmydad.Ilikedtheadventureoftravellingthroughdeepsnowalongsidewild-animaltracks.Attheparkingarea,westudieda23."Westarthereontheredtrail,"Dadsaid,"thenweturnleftontothepurpletrail.That'swhereGiantRockis."Wefollowedthe_24trail.Itranuphillalongsideastonewall.Thenweturnedontothepurpletrail.Mycousinsanddadwerethan25me,butItriedtokeepup.Finally,wesawthegiantstone."Itis26asbigasahouse!"mycousinJoshshouted.Soonwewereonourwayhome.Asbefore,Iwas27thegroup.ThenInoticedsomeanimaltracks.Theywerehardtoseeamongthesnowshoeprints,soIfollowedthemfora28look.SuddenlyIrealizedhowquietitwas.Iwas29Ishouted,"Whereiseveryone?"Nobodyanswered.Theycouldn'thavegonefar.Ithoughttomyself,"I'llcatchupwiththemifI30."IcametoaplacewhereIcouldturnleftorgostraight.Ichosethepathtotheleft,butsomethingtoldmeIwaswrong._31Ichangeddirection.Itseemedtogrowdarker.Ibeganrunning.ThenIcametoa32.WhichwayshouldIturn?"Think,"Itoldmyself.TogettoGiantRock,we__33ontothepurpletrail.Togetback,Ineededtodotheoppositeandturnrightontotheredtrail.Ifthisdidn'twork,I'ddowhatIalways_34staywhereyouare,andletyourgroupfindyou.Luckily,Inoticedthestonewall,thetrailrunningalongsideit.Itwasright.Andthen,the35sight:theparkingareaandmyfamily!IshoutedasIrantowardthem.21.A.decidedB.decoratedC.describedD.designed22.A.brothersB.sistersC.unclesD.cousins23.A.pictureB.mapC.magazineD.book24.A.purpleB.whiteC.redD.black25.A.fasterB.slowerC.tallerD.shorter26.A.usuallyB.reallyC.mainlyD.possibly27.A.inthemiddleB.inthefrontofC.betweenD.behind28.A.closeB.quickC.newD.first29.A.activeB.boredC.aloneD.free30.A.restB.climbC.moveD.hurry31.A.ButB.BeforeC.SoD.Since32.A.crossingB.buildingC.riverD.wall33.A.turnedleftB.turnedrightC.wentstraightD.wentback34.A.sawB.heardC.smeltD.felt35.A.worstB.bestC.latestD.newest三、閱讀理解（本題共20小題；每小題2.5分，滿分50分）AMaryTheMusical

Don’tmissMaryTheMusicalatCambridgeTheaterLondon!Performancesstarteveryeveningat7fromthisSaturday.Ticketsare20poundsforadultsand15poundsforchildrenandcanbeboughtonlineorfromthetheater.TeenageDrawingCompetition16-year-oldsarewelcometotakepartinanexcitingdrawingcompetitionat2p.m.onSaturday,August6thatWestfieldShoppingCenter.ItisfreetoenterandthefirstprizeisatriptoNewYork!Adele’sConcert

ComeandmeetthefamoussingerAdeleatSt.James’sParkthisSunday,April25.AdelewillsingsongsfromherlatestCD．Itstartsat1p.m.andendsat4p.m.Ticketsare8poundsandcanbeboughtatSt.James’sPark.36．PeoplecanwatchAdele’sperformance________A．a(chǎn)tCambridgeTheatre. B．a(chǎn)tWestfieldTheatre.C．a(chǎn)tWestfieldShoppingCenter. D．a(chǎn)tSt.James’sPark.37．What’sthepriceofaChildren’sticketforMaryTheMusical?A．20pounds. B．15pounds. C．8pounds. D．Free.38．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Alltheeventsabovetakeplaceintheafternoon.B．AnyonecantakepartinTeenageDrawingCompetition.C．Adele’sConcertlasts（持續(xù)）forthreehours.D．PeoplecanbuyalltheticketsontheInternet.BYoumayhavelearnedfromyourtextbookthatearthismadeupoffourlayers:Firstthereisthecrust,whichiswhereweliveandhaswater,soilanddifferentkindsofrocks.Nextcomesthemantle,thethickestlayer,whichmakesupabout67%oftheearth'smass.Thenthereisaliquidoutercore,includingironandnickelmostly.Finallythereisaninnercore,whichisbelievedtobesolidandmainlymadeupofiron-nickelalloy.It'sdifficulttostudytheinnerstructureoftheearthbecausewecan'tgetpastthecrust.Ourmachineswillburnupatthemantleandsowillwe.Scientistsstudyitwiththehelpofsoundwavesbecausedifferentlayerscanslowdownsoundwavesdifferently.Butaccordingtoanewstudy,theremaybeafifthlayerinsidetheearth.ScientistsattheAustralianNationalUniversity(ANU)foundthisnewlayerwithintheearth'sinnercore.Theycallitthe"innermostinnercore".Theinnercore,whichis5,100to6,371kilometresbelowtheearth'ssurface,ishard.It'smadeofironalloy.Butstartingfrom5,700kmbelowtheearth'ssurface,scientistshavefoundsomechanges.Theyfoundthereareironcrystalspointinginaneast-westdirection.Butotherironcrystalsintheinnercorepointinanorth-southdirection.Thisdifferencemakestheinnermostinnercoreanewlayer.Theearthusedtobeveryhotbeforeitcooleddown.AccordingtoJoanneStephenson,oneoftheresearchers,thisnewfindingsuggestsanothercoolingeventintheearth'shistory.Itcanhelpusunderstandmoreabouthowtheearthformed."It'sveryexciting,"Stephensonsaid."Anditmaymeanthatyouhavetorewritethetextbooks!"39.Whatkindsofmatteristheearth'soutercoremadeupof?A.Water,soilandrocks.B.Ironandnickelmostly.C.Water.D.Ironcrystalsmostly.40.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"structure"inParagraph2mean?A.Part.B.Building.C.Soil.D.Picture.41.Howisthefifthlayerdifferentfromtheinnercore?A.Itismuchharderthantheinnercore.B.Itissolidandmadeupofironalloymostly.C.It'sliquidandtherearenoironcrystalsthere.D.Ironcrystalstherepointinadifferentdirection.42.Whatmaythisfindingtellus?A.Changesarealwaystakingplaceinsidetheearth.B.Itisstillquitehotinsidetheearth'score.C.Theearthmighthaveexperiencedanothercoolingeventinthepast.D.Weshouldn'tbelieveintextbooks.CThereweretwowolves.Onewaswhite,andtheotherwasgrey.Thewhitewolfwaslookingforsomething.Theycametoariver.Itwasstillfrozen.Soonthesunwouldstartshining,andtheworldwouldbecomewarmer.Thewhiteoneknewwhatshewaslookingfor.Theycametotheopeningofacave.Thewhitewolfwentinside.Thegreyonewaitedatthemouthofthecaveandlayinthesun.Thewhitewolfwalkeddeeperintothecave.Itwaslargerinsidethanattheopening.Itwaswarmanddry.Theopeningwassmallenoughforhertostopanythingdangerousfromcominginside.Shelaydownandrested.Shehadfoundwhatshewaslookingfor.Thegreywolfwantedtocomeintothecave,butthewhiteonestoppedhim.Hewashungry.andhewentofftohunt.Whenhereturned,heheardnoisesinside.Thewhitewolfhadfivewolfcubs.Shewasafraidthegreywolfwouldeatthem,soshestoppedhimfromenteringthecave.Thegreywolfwaskind.Heknewhehadtofindfoodforthem.Hecametotheriverbank.Alargewaterbirdwasstandingthere.Thegreywolfcaughtit.Hewassohungrythathewantedtoeatit.Butherememberedthewhitewolfandhercubsinthecave.Theyneededfood.Hepickedupthedeadbirdandbegantocarryittothecave.Thewhitewolfwassleepingwithhercubs.Thegreyonestoodattheopeningofthecave.Hetoldthewhiteonethathehadtakensomethingforthemtoeat.Themotherwolfwassothankfulthatshelethimcomein.Sheknewhewouldn'teatthecubs.Sheknewhewouldtakecareofherandherfamily.﹣文章節(jié)選自《白牙》(WhiteFang)43.Whatwasthewhitewolflookingfor?A.Aplace.B.Somefood.C.Herfamily.D.Herfriend.44.Fromthethirdparagraph,weknowthat.A.thegreywolfwaskindenoughB.thegreywolfhadagoodrestC.thewhitewolfgavebirthtofivecubsD.thewhitewolfhadsomethingtoeat45.Whichwordscanbestdescribethegreywolf?A.Harmfulandwild.B.Kindandhelpful.C.Wildbuthelpful.D.Strangeandwild.46.Whatmighthappentothegreywolfandthewhiteoneatlast?A.Thegreywolfmightleavethewhiteoneatonce.B.Thewhiteonemighthavetofindabettercave.C.Theyeachmightfindtheirfamilymembers.D.Theymightbecomefriendsandlivehappily.DTolearnaforeignlanguagewell,youneedtospendalotoftimeonit.Themoretimeyouspendonthelanguage,thefasteryouwilllearn.Thisdoesnotmeansittinginclasslookingoutofthewindow,norlisteningtootherstudentswhodonotspeakwell.Thismeansspendingtimeenjoyablyonthelanguageyouarelearning.ListentothelanguageyouarelearningbyyourMP3player.Readwhatyouarelisteningto.Listentoandreadthingsthatyoulike,thingsthatyoucanmostlyunderstand,orevenpartlyunderstand.Onehouroflisteningorreadingismoreeffective(有效的)thanmanyhoursofclasstime.Ifyoukeeplisteningandreading,youwillimproveyourself.Buildupyourvocabularylists,whichyou’llneedlotsof.Starttonoticewordsandhowtheycometogetherasphrases.Learnthesewordsandphrasesthroughlisteningandreading.Itisveryusefultoreadonline,usingonlinedictionaries.Donotwaitforsomeoneelsetoshowyourlanguage.Learnbyyourself,likeachildgrowingup.Talkwhenyoufeellikeit.Writewhenyoufeellikeit.Youarelearningandimproving.Thelanguagewillbecomeclearerinyourmind.Justmakesureyouspendenoughtimeonthelanguage.47．FromParagraph1,wemayknow________.A．themoretimeyouspendonthelanguage,themorequicklyyouwilllearnB．wecansitinclasstolearnaforeignlanguagewellC．wecanspendhoursonthelanguagethatothersspeakD．wecanlistentootherstudentswhodonotspeakwellandcorrectthem48．Whichismoreeffectiveforalanguagelearner?A．Onehouroflistening B．ManyhoursofclasstimeC．Onehouroflisteningtomusic D．Manyhoursofsleep49．Howcanyoulearnwordsandphrases?A．Throughlisteningandreading B．JustthroughsittinginclassC．Onlybyyourself D．FromTVandradio.50．Whichisthebesttitle?A．Howtorememberwords B．HowtolearnaforeignlanguageC．Whywelearnaforeignlanguage D．HowtoimproveyourselvesETakecareofyourplants!Theymay"shout"ifyoutreatthembadly.Plantscanmakesoundswhentheyarestressed,accordingtoarecentstudy."Plantsusesoundtocommunicatewithanimalsallthetime,soitwouldbeveryinconvenientforplantsnottousesoundatall."LilachHadany,co-authorofthestudy,toldScienceFocus.Withthisinmind,theresearchteamstartedbyrecordingplants'sounds.Theyputsweetpepperandtomatoplantsinsoundproofboxestoshutoffthenoiseintheenvironment.Severalultrasonicmicrophoneswerethenputneartheplants,whichcanrecordbetween20and250kilohertz.Anadult'searcanhearabout16kilohertz.Therewerethreegroupsofplants:Onegroupwasn'twateredforfivedays,anothergrouphadsomepartscutoffandthelastgroupwasuntouched.Themicrophonescaughtsoundsfrom40to80kilohertzfromthefirsttwogroups.Thesoundwhichwassimilartothenoiseofpopcornpoppinggrewlouderandlouderduringthefivedaysofwaterstress.Theythenbegantobecomeweakerandweakerastheplantsdriedout.Astressedplantproducedthepoppingsoundaround30to50timesperhour,whiletheuntouchedgrouponlyproducedaroundonceperhour,accordingtothestudy.51.Plantsuse_tocommunicatewithanimalsallthetimeaccordingtothestudy.A.soundB.smellC.lightD.dance52.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"soundproof"mean?A．發(fā)出聲音的B．隔絕聲音的C．吸收聲音的D．反射聲音的53.Anadult'searcanhearabout.A.16kilohertzB.20kilohertzC.250kilohertzD.40kilohertz54.Accordingtothestudy,theuntouchedgroupoftheplantsproducedthepoppingsoundaroundA.40to80timesperhourB.30to60timesperhourC.onceperhourD.20to250timesperhour55.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Plantscanmakesounds.B.Howtotakecareofyourplants.C.Theteammademachine-learningapplications.D.Plantscancommunicatewithpeople.請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的六個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出五個(gè)可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。(共5題，每題2分，共10分)Joiningafter-schoolactivitiesisnotonlyagreatwaytorelaxbutalsoachancetolearnnewskills,makefriendsandstaycreative.56BetheScientistGame57Andasascientistwoulddointhatsituation,youcanseeanimalsandnotedowntheirappearanceandbehavior.Thisactivitywilldevelopyoursenseofquestioningthingsandunderstandingthebasicdevelopmentoflivingthings.MakeNaturalStampsYoumighthaveseenpostalstamps,buthaveyouthoughtaboutmakingnaturalstamps?58Thenyoucancarefullyputthemonsmallpiecesofwoodorpapertocreateyourownnaturalstamps.BeginaCookingProjectThisisagreatchanceforthosewhoareinterestedinbaking,cooking,orjusthavingfunwiththefood.59Therefore,youcansimplystartwithsandwichesandgofurtheruptoyourinterest.BeaPlayerActivityOutofallMiddleSchoolActivities,thisisspecialandgoodforyourhealthylifestyle.60PracticingthesesportswillmakeyouenergeticandimproveyourDoverallhealth.Insum,thesefreshmiddleschoolactivitieswillnotonlykeepyouactiveandrelaxedafterschoolbutalsohelpyoudevelopnecessaryskillsthatwillbenefityouinthelongrun.A．Getapenanddiaryandgooutside.B．Youcanperformrunning,jumping,racing,etc.C．Let’sexploresomefreshmiddleschoolactivities.D．However,thisactivityisalittlebitchallengingforbeginnersE．Cookingoffersbeginnersthechancetoexplorenewfoodtastes.F．Youcandoitbycollectingdifferentkindsoftreeleavesandflowersfirst.四、詞匯運(yùn)用（本題共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給詞的正確時(shí)態(tài)或形式填空使短文完整。Nantong,abeautifulcityinJiangsuProvince,hasalotofdeliciousfood.Amongit,thereisaspecialdish61.(call)"TheBestSeafoodintheWorld".Thisamazingdishismadefromakindofshellfishnamedmeretrixmeretrix(文蛤).MeretrixmeretrixlivesinthecoastalareasofNantong.Ithasfreshandtendermeat.PeopleinNantongcookitinmanyways.Onecommonwayis62(steam)it.Whenitissteamed,theoriginalflavourofthemeretrixmeretrixiskept.Themomentyouputapieceofthesteamedmeretrixmeretrixintoyour63_(mouth),youcantasteitsfreshness.It'slikeatasteofthesea.Anotherpopularwayistomakeitintoacake.Themeretrixmeretrixcakeiscrispyoutsideandsoftinside.Thesweetandsavourytastewillsurelymakeyou64(fall)inlovewithit."TheBestSeafoodintheWorld"isnotonlyadishbutalsoapartofNantong'sculture.Itshowsthe65(wise)ofNantongpeople.Theymakeuseoflocalingredientstocreatesuchawonderfuldish.Whenever66(visitor)cometoNantong,theywillneverforgettotrythisspecialfood.It67.(become)asymbolofNantong'sfoodyearsago.IfyoueverhaveachancetovisitNantong,don't68.(miss)thisdelicious"TheBestSeafoodintheWorld".Youwillbe69.(deep)impressedbyitsflavours.Nantong'sfoodcultureisrichandcolourful,and"TheBestSeafoodintheWorld"isjustoneoftheshiningstars.Itbringsjoytopeople'stastebudsandmakesNantongmore70.(attract).五、短文填空Qiufen(秋分),orAutumnEquinox,isthe16thsolarterm(節(jié)氣)inthetraditionalChinesecalendar.Thisyear,itfallsonSept.22.Thissolartermmarksthemidpoint(中間)ofa71,dividingtheseasonintotwoparts.Afterthisday,thedirectsunlightmovestothesouth.Dayswillbes72whilenightswillbelongerintheNorthernHemisphere(北半球).ForChinesefarmers,thesolartermmarksb73thejoyofabigharvest(豐收)andtheb74offarmingforthenextcycle(周期).AlthoughChinahashugelandsandd75climates(氣候),theharvestseasonformostplaceshappensnearAutumnEquinox,accordingtoXinhua.Thisisw76in2018,AutumnEquinoxwassetasChina’sFarmers’HarvestFestival.SomeB77peoplealsocelebratetheharvestseasonaroundAutumnEquinox.Onthisday,theysingsongsandputbasketsoffruitandothercrops(作物)invillagechurches(教堂).Insomeschools,studentsandteachersb78foodfromhomeforspecialharvestfestivalservices.Afterthat,peoplepackthefoodandgiveittothoseinn79.Atthefoodtable,therewillbeasmalldollm80ofstraw(稻草),calledacorndolly(稻草人).Peoplewillkeepituntilthenextspring.Itisbelievedtobringanotherharvest.六、閱讀與回答問題（本題共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）Doyouliketheblindbox(盲盒)?Ithasbeenpopularamongyoungpeople.Buyerswon’tknowwhattypeoftoystheywillgetuntiltheyopenthebox.Thatsoundsfunnyandexciting,butisitgoodforustobuythem?Let’sreadthefollowingstudents’opinions.Iliketheblindbox.First,inthisperiodofrapiddevelopment,everyoneisunderpressure.Openingblindboxesissuchathingthatcanmakeusrelaxed.Second,blindboxesalsohavetheirsocialinfluence(影響).Nowadays,many