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2025-2026学年八年级英语下册单元模块满分必刷题（新教材人教版）
Unit 8 Making a difference【刷题型】(语法填空精准练)
话题：人与社会-志愿服务
基础篇
01
（24-25八年级下·山东日照·期中）阅读下面的短文，在空白处填入适当的内容或括号内单词的正确形式
(每空不多于三个单词)。
As the old saying goes, “The rose is in her hand, the fragrance in 1 (I).” Last winter holiday, my elder
sister and I had 2 inspiring volunteering experience in our community. It not only improved our lives, but also
helped improve our community.
After 3 (arrive) at the community committee office in the afternoon, we met Mrs. Li. She first shared her
experiences 4 us, and then gave out tasks. My job was to clean the rubbish in the community and check whether
stray animals were in good condition.
As I 5 (walk) around, I was shocked to see so much rubbish! It was everywhere—on the grass, along the
roads, near the pool and even in the flower beds! I collected nearly three 6 (bag) of rubbish in an hour.
I heard a weak noise when I was ready 7 (rest). Looking down, I saw a wounded cat on the grass. I
immediately took it to the 8 (near) veterinary clinic. The doctors there 9 (careful) examined its body and
found that it has a broken leg perhaps from being hit by a car. They began to treat the injured animal, and I made my
way back to the neighborhood.
On the way, I realized that a simple act of 10 (kind) can be powerful enough to make a significant
difference.
02
（24-25八年级下·浙江台州·期中）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的
正确形式。
Lydia Nash is from England. She 1 (appear) on a TV program when she was 19 years old and won £16,000
as the prize. Some people advised her 2 (buy) a house but Lydia didn’t follow it. She made a very different 3
(decide). She gave all the money to a charity (慈善机构) in the hope of helping orphans (孤儿) in Thailand.
While she 4 (volunteer) at an orphanage in Thailand, Lydia felt very sad about what she saw. The orphans
lived 5 very poor and difficult life. 6 , when she got back to England she saw different things. Some peoplearound her lived a much 7 (rich) life than the orphans, but they kept complaining (抱怨) about being poor. She
felt angry and wanted to do more for the orphans. So she returned to Thailand in the following year. Luckily, after
winning the prize, Lydia was able to help the orphans more.
Some of Lydia’s friends thought that she was crazy to give all the money 8 . But Lydia thought that the
money could be more useful for the charity than it could be for 9 (she). She was just happy that she could help
those children.
With the money from Lydia, the charity was able to build a new house for the orphans. 10 great!
03
（25-26八年级下·全国·单元测试）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词或填入括号中单词的正确形
式。
A Brave Typhoon Rescue
Last Friday, a powerful typhoon 1 (hit) the coastal city. When the typhoon began, most people 2
(stay) at home, but some volunteers 3 (volunteer) to carry out rescues.
A young man named Jack 4 (walk) along the beach when he noticed a little girl in danger. He
immediately 5 (rescue) her from the floodwater. Later, the girl’s family 6 (congratulate) him on his
bravery.
The typhoon also caused some 7 (confuse) among the residents. A local teacher, Mrs. Lee, tried to reduce
confusion by explaining safety rules clearly. She emphasized the importance of understanding 8 (culture)
differences in disaster response, as some tourists were also affected.
The horror of the typhoon filled many people with 9 (terrify), but the volunteers’ efforts made everyone
feel 10 (safe). Finally, the city was safeguarded from further damage.
04
（25-26八年级下·全国·课后作业）Three teenagers took part in voluntary work during their school holidays
and shared their experiences online. Each of them chose different groups to help and did various 1 (mean)
things.
Dong Lili and her best friend 2 (volunteer) at a children’s hospital, where many kids were suffering 3
serious illnesses like cancer and felt quite sad. They organized fun activities such as a painting competition 4
(cheer) the children up. She also helped a little girl named Jin Ya paint a picture of the park near her home by taking
photos of the park for her, since Jin Ya couldn’t go there herself.
Wang Jie volunteered with his mother, caring for children without parents. These children were usually quietand unhappy, so Wang Jie and his mother encouraged them to share stories from their daily lives 5 (express)
their 6 (feel). They spent a lot of time 7 (talk) with a girl named Liu Yun, who became lonely after losing
her parents in a car accident, and planned to keep visiting her in their spare time.
Ding Ling decided to help disabled children, some of whom had difficulty 8 (move) around and joining
social activities. She taught them to sing, as music could bring them joy. She met a boy named Su Le, who had lost
his leg in 9 accident two months ago and was in low spirits 10 he could no longer play his favorite sport—
football. Ding Ling intended to continue doing voluntary work, hoping to help more such children stay positive.
培优篇
05
阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Volunteering is a wonderful way to help others and make a difference. I think it’s good 1 us to spend time
doing volunteer work. Last weekend, I joined a volunteer group 2 help disabled children. We 3 (bring) some
books and toys to them. The children were very happy 4 they saw us.
We played games with them and told them interesting stories. Some children are blind, 5 they can listen
to our stories carefully. We also helped 6 (clean) their rooms and made them feel warm. It’s important 7
(show) kindness to these children.
8 (volunteer) not only helps others but also makes us feel happy. Some people think it’s a waste of time,
9 (lucky), more and more people are joining volunteer activities now. Let’s take action 10 (quick) and make
the world full of sunshine for everyone.
06
阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Charity is important for everyone. It bridges the gap between the lucky and the unlucky and makes the world
warmer. I think it’s good 1 us to take part in charity activities regularly. We can donate money, clothes or
books 2 people who are in need. We must 3 (be) patient and kind to the homeless and disabled groups. Our
school is strict 4 us in academic study, 5 it also encourages us to spend time on volunteer work.
Last month, we organized a charity food drive. We couldn’t 6 (accept) expired food, so we checked every
item carefully. We had to 7 (collect) non-perishable food from families and shops. It’s meaningful 8 (help)
hungry kids through such small but warm actions.
9 (Join) charity activities helps us learn to value what we have and care for others. Some students think
charity is not their responsibility. 10 (lucky), most of us know it’s our duty to make a difference. Let’s keepdoing charity work and build a more caring world.
07
（24-25八年级下·贵州毕节·期中）When I was young, I wasn’t an outgoing person, I was never interested
1 volunteering. I 2 (think) it was something that people who had much free time did. But my ideas of
volunteering changed completely (完全地) after I saw my classmates volunteer in my university. I made a 3
(decide) to have a try. I accepted an invitation to volunteer as 4 teacher. I believed it could 5 (improve) my
communication skills. The most important volunteering chance for me came in the summer of 2024. It was my 6
(one) time to try volunteering in the countryside. I stayed there for a month 7 taught children English from poor
families. The experiences helped me improve my teaching skills. I met some kind people and worked together with
them. This day I am 8 (good) at teaching than my classmates. I expect 9 (have) more volunteer chances to
work in different areas.
Volunteering is one of the best 10 (thing) you could ever do in your daily life. If you try, you will fall in
love with it.
08
（24-25八年级下·浙江绍兴·期中）阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处
填入一个适当的词或使用括号中单词的适当形式填空。
It was one night in 1881. It rained so 1 (heavy) in a valley (山谷). The river 2 (rise) so quickly. Soon
the village was flooded (淹没). At 11:00 p.m., a car arrived at the village and passed Mr. Shelley’s house. At that
time, the family 3 (lie) on the bed. But a terrible sound woke them up. The bridge fell off, taking the car with
it.
The eldest daughter, 15-year-old Kate Shelley, ran out into the rainstorm. Through some 4 (light) from
her house, she saw two men in the water, but she couldn’t reach 5 by herself. Unluckily, she couldn’t find a
man 6 (depend) on at that time. All of a sudden, Kate remembered that 7 midnight train was going to come
to the bridge. “I can’t let that happen,” Kate thought. “It may make more people lose their lives.”
Kate Shelley knew there was another bridge near the river. 8 Kate began to climb with hands to swim
across a catwalk (狭小通道), and then got to that bridge.
Kate ran to the Monona Station and she made the alarm go 9 loudly. Then the train stopped in time. As
soon as the train was out of danger, Kate asked for help for the two men in water.
Kate was very great. 10 her help, a bigger accident was avoided (避免).
09（24-25八年级下·山东日照·期中）阅读下面的短文, 在空白处填入适当的内容或括号内单词的正确形式
（每空不多于3个单词）。
Something bad happened to Justin last year. While Justin 1 (try) to jump from his bicycle, he had 2
accident. He hit a tree and broke his left leg. He was sent to the Valley Children’s Hospital. His 3 (break)
bones (骨头) were put back together there in the hospital. After his leg got 4 (complete) well, Justin wanted to
help other kids.
Justin talked with his parents and came up 5 a plan. He had a raffle (兑奖售物活动) and decided 6
(raise) money for the Valley Children’s Hospital. At last, he sold more than 5000 raffle tickets and gave away all the
money to the hospital.
“In fact, many students in my class asked, ‘Why are you doing this? Why not 7 (keep) the money for
yourself?’” Justin said. “I just help other kids in need. I can be happy when I see the kids get much 8 (good).”
Justin usually got pocket money by doing chores at home. 9 he sometimes felt tired, he was still happy.
After he saved $2300, he bought two cows. In the future, Justin would like to become a cowman on weekdays and a
volunteer on weekends.
Justin’s mother was very happy with her son’s act of 10 (kind). “I hope it could encourage other kids, too.
It is great to see him helping others through his hard work.” she said.
10
（24-25八年级下·山东淄博·期中）阅读下列短文，在空白处填入适当的内容（不多于3个单词）或括号内
单词的正确形式。
The history of food banks can date back to the 1960s. A man named John from America 1 (open) the first
food bank in the world. Soon, food banks became popular in some 2 (west) countries. In China, we have food
banks, too.
Puxiong Food Bank is in Shanghai. Every morning, groups of people walk there. After 3 (provide) the
name, ID and telephone number, each person can get a bag of free food. 4 food can they get? Some days they
get vegetables, and some days they get meat. They are from supermarkets and stores. They are surplus (剩余的) food
or food near 5 (it) expiration date (保质期).
Chen Xingdi,81, often goes to Puxiong Food Bank. She lives alone. The old woman said, “I always come
here 6 (get) food because it’s hard for me to walk to stores. The food bank is 7 (close) than other stores.”
Wang Mingjie works for the food bank. Wang said, “Our another task (任务) is to prepare food 8 some
families in trouble. We work with the neighborhood committee (居委会) to find families in need and get their namesand 9 (address). Then we send the food to them every month.”
There are many food banks like Puxiong Food Bank in China now. They not only help people in need, but
also 10 (great) help to stop food waste.
