初中英语八年级下册试题库
听力部分
听力（一）
第一部分 听对话回答问题，从A、B、C三个选项中选出能回答问题的最佳选项。
1.Whichsignarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?
A. B. C.
2.Whichpicturearethetwospeakerstalkingabout?
A. B. C.
3.Whatwilltheweatherbelikenextweekend?
A. B. C.
4.HowdoesMillieliveagreenlife?
A. B. C.
5.Whendoesthecharityshowstart?
A.At9:30. B.At9:50. C.At10:10.
6.Whydotheywearthestrangeglasses?
A.Becausetheylikethem.
B.Becausetheycankeepeyessafe.
C.Becausetheywanttobecool.
7.Wheremaythedialoguetakeplace?
A.Inahospital. B.Atasupermarket. C.Atasnackshop.
8.Howcantheyhelpthepoorchildren?
A.Byvisitingthem.
B.Bydonatingmoneytothem.
C.Bydonatingbooksandclothestothem.
9.HowmanytimeshasthegirlbeentoJinshanParkinZhenjiang?
A.Twice. B.Threetimes. C.Fourtimes.
10.Whatdoesthewomanmean?
A.Sheusedtodrivetowork.
B.Shewantstoliveagreenlife.
C.Shehastomovefarawayfromthecompany.
第二部分 听对话或独白，选择正确的答案。
听第一段对话，回答第11—12小题。
11.WhichisSimon’sfavouritecharity?
A.ORBIS. B.UNICEF. C.Oxfam.
112.WhatdoyouknowaboutOxfamfromthedialogue?
A.Ithelpspeoplewitheyeproblems.
B.Ithelpspoorpeoplearoundtheworld.
C.Ithelpsmaketheworldabetterplaceforchildren.
听第一篇短文，回答13—15小题。请根据短文内容，选择正确答案，完成信息记录表。
Differentcustomsindifferentcountries
InChina It’simpolitetoeatfirstbeforeolderpeoplestart.
IntheUSA Ifyoupay$200forthemeal,remembertotip 13 .
InSpain Peoplehavedinnerlate,so 14 intheafternoonisagoodidea.
InJapan Whenapersongivesyouapersonalcard,youshould 15 .
13.A.$15 B.$25 C.$30
14.A.callingthem B.havingalightmeal C.buyingagift
15.A.readitfirst B.throwitaway C.putitinthepocketatonce
听第二篇短文，回答第16—20小题。
16. Whatdayisittoday?
A.Saturday. B.Sunday. C.Friday.
17.HowdidtheygettoPeople’sPark?
A.Bybus. B.Onfoot. C.Bybike.
18.Whatweresomeboysdoingwhenthewritergotthere?
A.Theywereclimbingthetrees.
B.Theywereplantingthetrees.
C.Theywerewateringthetrees.
19.Whatdidthewriterdointhepark?
A.Heplayedunderthetrees.
B.Hepickeduptherubbish.
C.Hemadethepublicwallsdirty.
20.What’sthewriter’sopinion?
A.Weshouldhelpourclassmates.
B.Weshouldprotecttrees.
C.Weshouldtakecareoftheenvironment.
听力（二）
第一部分 听对话回答问题，从A、B、C三个选项中选出能回答问题的最佳选项。
1.Whichforeigncountrydoesthewomanwanttovisit?
A. B. C.
2.WhichonewasclosetoJim’soldhouse?
A. B. C.
23.HowcanpeoplegogreeninPeter’sopinion?
A. B. C.
4.Whichinternationalcharitydoesthewomanknow?
A. B. C.
5.WhereisHopeHospitalnow?
A.Behindthecinema.
B.Inthenorthernpartofthecity.
C.Inthewesternpartofthecity.
6.HowoftendoesAlicegototheEnglishReadingClub?
A.Twiceaweek. B.Onceaweek. C.Twiceamonth.
7.Whydoesn’tthewomananswertheman’squestion?
A.Becauseshedoesn’tknowtheanswer.
B.Becauseshethinksit’sasecret.
C.Becausethequestioniseasytoanswer.
8.WhendoesLucygotoschoolbybus?
A.OnMondays. B.OnTuesdays. C.OnFridays.
9.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?
A.Teacherandstudent. B.Fatheranddaughter. C.Husbandandwife.
10.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofhernewjob?
A.Interesting. B.Boring. C.Amazing.
第二部分 听对话或独白，选择正确的答案。
听第一段对话，回答第11—12小题。
11.Wherewilltheyperform?
A.Atconcerthalls. B.Atrestaurants. C.Atsomeparties.
12.Whyisn’tMarysureofjoiningthegroupatfirst?
A.Sheisafraidshehasforgottenallthesongs.
B.Sheisverybusywithherstudiesatweekends.
C.Sheisn’tinterestedinperformingwithothers.
听第一篇短文，回答第13—15小题。请根据短文内容选择正确答案，完成信息记录表。
Pollution
Comparison(比较) 13 isthemostseriouskindofpollution.
Reason Cars, 14 andfactoriesallpollutetheaireveryday.
Makingnewlawstostoppollution.
Stopping 15 .
Solutions
Goingtoworkorschoolbybusorbysharingthesamecar.
13. A.Waterpollution B.Noisepollution C.Airpollution
14.A.planes B.trains C.ships
15.A.smoking B.shouting C.littering
听第二篇短文，回答第16—20小题。
316.What’sDanielmainlytalkingabout?
A.Atrip. B.Awriter. C.Abook.
17.Whatcouldthebohemianlifestylemean?
A.Alotoftravelling. B.Alotofreading. C.Nothingfun.
18.WhatdoesDanielbelieve?
A.It’snoteasynowtoliveabohemianlife.
B.Thefreespiritofthebookcan’tbefoundanymore.
C.Everyonewillgoonatripafterreadingthebook.
19.WhydoesDaniellovethebook?
A.Becauseitwaswrittenbyafamouswriter.
B.Becauseitcostalotofmoney.
C.Becauseitisabouttravellingandmeetingpeople.
20.WhatdoesDanielwanttododuringhislife?
A.Tobuyabighouse.
B.Togoonacross-countrytrip.
C.Toreadmorebooks.
听力（三）
第一部分 听对话回答问题，从A、B、C三个选项中选出能回答问题的最佳选项。
1.Whichpicturearetheytalkingabout?
A. B. C.
2.Whichkindofpeopledotheywanttohelp?
A. B. C.
3.HowdoesSimongotoschoolnow?
A. B. C.
4.Whattypeofbookisthewomanreading?
A. B. C.
5.Howdoestheboylikethebook?
A.Verymuch. B.Alittle. C.Notatall.
6.Whatcanwelearnfromthetalk?
A.Thewomandoesn’tagreewiththeplan.
B.Thewomandoesn’tcareabouttheplan.
C.Thewomanthinkstheplanisnecessary.
47.Howmuchwillthewomanpayfortheclothes?
A.＄20. B.＄24. C.＄28.
8.WhatisAndygoingtodoafterschool?
A.Pickuphissister. B.Seethedoctor. C.Playbadminton.
9.Whenwillthewomancleantheroom?
A.At6:45. B.At7:15. C.At7:45.
10.Whatcanwelearnfromthedialogue?
A.Timwasoutwiththedog.
B.Themancouldonlylockthebackdoor.
C.Themanlockedallthedoors.
第二部分 听对话或独白，选择正确的答案。
听第一段对话，回答第11—12小题。
11.WhenisFredgoingtotheUK?
A.NextMonday. B.NextTuesday. C.NextWednesday.
12.HowwillFredandLilykeepintouchwitheachother?
A.Bywritingletters. B.Bymakingphonecalls. C.Bychattingonline.
听第一篇短文，回答第13—15小题。请根据短文内容选择正确答案，完成信息记录表。
Time This 13 .
On the the first day, we visited the museum and the guide told us the city’s
Whatwe historyandculture.
did Onthesecondday,wewenttothesportshalland 14 together.
Onthethirdday,wewatched 15 andatedeliciousfood.
Feeling Weallfeltrelaxed.
13.A.September B.October C.November
14.A.playedbasketball B.playedfootball C.playedvolleyball
15.A.interestingmovies B.magicshows C.beautifuldances
听第二篇短文，回答第16—20小题。
16.Wheredidthestoryhappen?
A.InFrance. B.IntheUK. C.IntheUSA.
17.Whatdidthemandointhebarforafewdays?
A.Heaskedforonebigglassofbeeranddrankbitbybit.
B.Heaskedfortwoglassesofbeerandputthemtogether.
C.Heaskedfortwoglassesofbeeranddrankthemonebyone.
18.Howmanyglassesofbeerdidthemanaskforoneday?
A.One. B.Two. C.None.
19.Whywasthewaiterworried?
A.Becausethemandidn’tcometothebar.
B.Becausehethoughtsomethingmighthappentotheman.
C.Becausehethoughttheman’sbrothermightbeintrouble.
20.Didthemangiveupdrinking?
A.No. B.Yes. C.Wedon’tknow.
5单项选择
单项选择（一）
1.—Mum,I’malittleafraid.Thereissomestrangesoundoutside.
—Takeiteasy.It’sjustthewindblowing ▲ thewindow.
A.opposite B.across C.against D.behind
2.—Girls,pleasedon’ttakephotoshere.Nobodyisallowed ▲ photosinthemuseum
—Sorry,Mrs.Chen.
A.totake B.taking C.take D.takes
3.—Payattentiontothewordinthereport.You’vemadea ▲ mistake.
—Oh,Ihavemisseda“t”intheword“written”.Thankyou.
A.spelling B.grammatical C.wordusage D.punctuation
4. There wasn’t a Chinese team in the 2022 Qatar World Cup, but stadiums there ▲ by
Chinesecompanies.
A.build B.arebuilt C.built D.werebuilt
5.YiYun, a man from Liaoning China, has worked ▲ with farmers inAfrica and taught
themhowtogrowricestepbystep.
A.correctly B.easily C.closely D.exactly
6.Inancienttimes,peopledidn’thavecolddrinksorairconditioners,buttheywere ▲ to
getthroughthehotsummerintheirownway.
A.wiseenough B.wiselyenough C.toowise D.toowisely
7.—Myideasare ▲ .
—MaybeyoucansearchtheInternetformoreinformation.
A.comingout B.runningout C.puttingout D.givingout
8.—WeareplanningaYangtzeRiverWetlandProtectionDaythisweekend.
—Ithinkwe’dbetter ▲ signsaroundourschooltocallonmorestudentstojoinus.
A.setup B.giveup C.openup D.putup
9.—Ihearthatyou’veboughtanewHuaweimobilephone.
—Right.Just ▲ moreandmoreChinesepeopledo.
A. so B.before C.as D.if
10. —Comeon,Linda,thefilmTheFirstSlamDunk ▲ forfiveminutes.
—OK,I’mcoming.
A.willbegin B.began C.hasbegun D.hasbeenon
11.—CouldyougivemesomeadviceonhowtoworkwithAI.
—Well,Idohavesome. ▲ ,don’tbeafraidofAI.
A.Afterall B.Inall C.Ofall D.Aboveall
12.—I’msorrytogooutforasmokejustnow.Ifelttiredaftertwohours’work.
—There’sno ▲ forthiswhileyouareatwork.
A.purpose B.excuse C.matter D.result
13.—Jack,Ihaven’tseenyouforalongtime.
—I ▲ inBeijingfortwomonths,butnowIcomeback.
A.wasworking B.haveworked C.worked D.willwork
14.—Mom,Ipromisenottousemymobilephonewhendoinghomework.
—You’vesaidthatmanytimes.Remember ▲ .
A.practicemakesperfect B.manyhandsmakelightwork
C.theearlybirdcatchestheworm D.actionsspeaklouderthanwords
15.—Perhapswecanworkasavolunteertohelpthehomeless.
— ▲ Weshouldgivethemawarmhandasoftenaspossible.
A. Anythingelse? B.Letmesee. C.Exactly. D.Nevermind.
6单项选择（二）
1.—IsACMilan ▲ EuropeanFootballClub?
—Yes,it’soneofthemostsuccessfulclubsinItaly.
A.an B.the C.a D./
2.Shewas ▲ ane-mailfromherfriendthewholemorning,butitdidn’tcome.
A.explaining B.expressing C.experiencing D.expecting
3.TodayChinese ▲ bymoreandmorepeopleintheworld.
A.speak B.spoke C.isspoken D.wasspoken
4.—Daniel,Ihaven’tseenyourfatherforalongtime.
—He ▲ Shanghaionbusinessfortwoweeks.
A.wentto B.hasgoneto C.hasbeenin D.hasbeento
5.—Sandy,whichuniversitydoyouwanttogoto?
—It ▲ theresultsofmycollegeentranceexamination.
A.dependson B.agreeson C.liveson D.callson
6.SunYingsha,whowonthechampionofwomen’ssinglesinDurban2023,says,“Asaplayer
you ▲ beashard-workingasyoucan.”
A.can B.need C.must D.may
7.—Helen,don’tjumptoanyconclusion, ▲ whenyouhaven’tthoughtaboutitcarefully.
—Noworries,Dad.Iwillnot.
A.exactly B.especially C.mostly D.nearly
8.—Burningrubbishintheopenairwillcertainly ▲ muchpollution.
—Yes.Rubbishshouldberecycled.
A.provide B.protect C.prevent D.produce
9.—BecauseofthesuddenfloodinSouthChina.Wehadto ▲ thetravelplan.
—Whatapity!Anyway,safetyisthemostimportantinourlife.
A.putup B.makeup C.openup D.giveup
10.—Ithinksomeonlineeatingshowswastealotoffood.
—Iagreewithyou.Thegovernmentshouldmakelawsto ▲ foodwaste.
A.afford B.avoid C.allow D.achieve
11.Ibelievenothingwillbe ▲ ifIputmyheartintoit.
A.intheway B.ontheway C.bytheway D.inthisway
12.—Simon,wecansaveenergybyridingsharedbicycles.
—That’strue. ▲ ,usingairconditionerslessisalsoagoodway.
A.However B.Otherwise C.Anyway D.Moreover
13.—DoesshelikesingingEnglishsongs？
—Yes,sheisoftenheard ▲ Englishsongsinherroom.
A.sing B.tosing C.singing D.sung
14.—Ifeelrelaxedtobeback.HowterribleIfeelabouttheheavytrafficonthehighwayand
hotelfoodduringmytrip!
—Icanimagine. ▲
A.Eastorwest,homeisthebest. B.Itneverrainsbutitpours.
C.Manyhandsmakelightwork. D.WheninRome,doastheRomansdo.
15.—Thankyouforshowingmehowtomakeshortvideos.
— ▲ It’sapieceofcake.
A.Noproblem. B.Certainlynot. C.Nevermind. D.Mypleasure.
7单项选择（三）
1.Therewas ▲ interviewwith QuanHongchanaftershewonthegoldmedal.Butitwas
apitythatImissedthebeginning.
A.a B.an C./ D.the
2. ChatGPT has become popular because it can give great answers in a short time, but it ▲
beusedinaproperway.
A.can B.may C.must D.need
3.Hedrovethecartoo ▲ tofindtherightdirectiontogethome.
A.patiently B.politely C.carelessly D.successfully
4.—WhereisLiuMing?Ihaven’tseenhimforafewdays.
—He ▲ Hangzhoutovisithisgrandparentslastweek.Hewillbebacktomorrow.
A.hasbeento B.hasgoneto C.hasbeenin D.wentto
5.OnNationalDay,Ididvoluntaryworkwithmysister.We ▲ foodanddrinkingwater
tothecleanersinourcommunity.
A.putout B.handedout C.cutout D.ranout
6.Theboyhasn’teatenanything ▲ somepotatochipsforlunch.Hismotherisangry.
A.without B.except C.opposite D.against
7.Itwasalongjourneyfromthehoteltothestation.Luckily,we ▲ tocatchthetrain.
A.tried B.failed C.managed D.chose
8.JamesspeaksEnglish ▲ forustofollow.Isometimeshavetoaskhimtorepeat.
A.tooquickly B.quicklyenough C.quickenough D.tooquick
9.Ifyoudon’tknow ▲ aboutyourproblem,youcanalwayscometome.
A.whentotalk B.whototalkto C.howtotalk D.whattotalk
10.—I’msorryforbeinglate.
—Nevermind.Thefilm ▲ foronly5minutes.
A.hasbegun B.hasbeenover C.hasbeenopen D.hasbeenon
11. Finally, we made a ▲ that he was the most suitable person to be the host of the
charityshow.
A.condition B.conclusion C.conversation D.communication
12.The19thAsianGames ▲ successfullyinHangzhoulastmonth.
A.isheld B.washeld C.holds D.held
13.—DoyoulikethefilmThevolunteers:ToTheWar?
—Idon’tthinkitiswonderful. ▲ ,thestoryitselftouchesmealot.
A.Moreover B.Otherwise C.Instead D.Anyway
14.—Isyoursleepingproblemgettingbetter?
—No. ▲ .Ihaveaheadachetoday.
A.Everydoghasitsday B.Theearlybirdcatchestheworm
C.Itneverrainsbutitpours D.Don’tputalltheeggsinonebasket
15.—WouldyoumindtakingmetoXijinFerry?Iwanttotakephotosthere.
— ▲ I’lldriveyouthere.
A.Nevermind. B.Yes,please. C.That’sallright. D.Ofcoursenot.
8完形填空
完形填空（一）
I wantto go backto carry my wallet again. Since I have not downloaded (下载) the subway
appyet,Ihavetokeepthesubwaycardsomewhere 1 .IknowwheretofinditwhenIneedit
— in my wallet.Yet, many times I have arrived at a 2 and reached for the subway card in
myrightjacketpocket,thenleft,andthen,mytrouserpockets,onlytoconclude(总结)thatImust
have 3 itinthedifferentjacketIwaswearingthedaybefore.
We 4 thephonetoomuch.Theotherday,Ihurriedtoaneventandgavemyagreement
to a smartphone upgrade (升级), not 5 it would take much time. I was going to be late.
6 ,Icouldn’tbookataxiorrideane-bikewithoutmyphone.Irantothesubwaystation. 7 ,
Ididn’tneedmyphonetherebecauseIhadmysubwaycard.MyphonewasstillupgradingwhenI
got out of the exit. Unable to check the phone map to find out the 8 route to my event, it
tookmemoretimetogettotheevent.
I had the same problem when I went to reply for my credit card at the bank. I carefully
checked 9 that they would need. I had them all. It was only on reaching the place that I
foundIhadforgottenthemostimportantthing,my 10 ,whichholdsmyIDcard.
Intheageoftechnology,Istillcan’tlivewithoutmywallet.
1.A.free B.dry C.safe D.missing
2.A.postoffice B.company C.bookshop D.subwaystation
3.A.left B.found C.saved D.received
4.A.callon B.dependon C.liveon D.turnon
5.A.deciding B.forgetting C.showing D.realizing
6.A.Moreover B.Otherwise C.However D.Instead
7.A.Wisely B.Luckily C.Slowly D.Recently
8.A.quickest B.newest C.busiest D.longest
9.A.everything B.something C.anything D.nothing
10.A.phone B.pocket C.wallet D.money
完形填空（二）
I still remember the morning my teacher came. She led me into her room and gave me a
1 .WhenIhadplayed with italittle while,Miss Sullivanslowly spelledinto my handtheword
“d-o-l-l”. I was at once interested in this 2 play and tried to copy it. When I succeeded in
makingtheletterscorrectly,Iwassoexcitedand 3 .
Once asI was playing with my new doll, Miss Sullivan putmy old dollonto my leg, spelled
“d-o-l-l”andtriedtomakeme 4 theywerebothdolls.Anothertime,shetriedtotellmethat
“m-u-g”ismugandthat“w-a-t-e-r”iswater, 5 Istillmixedthemup.Indespair(绝望),she
had to teach me from the beginning. I became impatient at her repeated actions, so I 6 the
new doll upon the floor. I was quite happy when I felt the pieces of the doll at my feet. I was
neithersadnorregretful.
Later,wewalkeddownthepathtoawell-house(井亭). 7 wasdrawing(取)waterand
she placed my hand under the spout (出水). 8 the cool stream flowed over one hand, she
spelledtheword“w-a-t-e-r”intotheother,first 9 ,thenquickly.SuddenlyIknew“w-a-t-e-r”
meant the wonderful thing flowing over my hand. That living word awakened my soul (灵魂),
9gaveitlight,hope,joy,andsetitfree!
As wereturnedto thehouse,Iremembered thedollinpieces. I 10 thepiecesandtried
to put them together. Then I cried, for I realized what I had done, and for the first time I felt sad
andregretful.
—AdaptedfromTheStoryofMyLifebyHelenKeller
1. A.letter B.doll C.card D.mug
2. A.head B.foot C.arm D.finger
3. A.lonely B.proud C.comfortable D.patient
4. A.remember B.forget C.understand D.record
5. A.but B.and C.so D.or
6. A.carried B.hid C.threw D.put
7. A.Anybody B.Nobody C.Everybody D.Somebody
8. A.If B.Until C.Before D.As
9. A.quietly B.easily C.slowly D.heavily
10.A.pickedup B.cleanedup C.openedup D.setup
完形填空（三）
Itwasafinesummerafternoon.Samwasgoinghomefromschool.Hewalkedalongtheroad
1 , reading a book. Sam had spent all his money on the book. He liked it very much. When he
cametothehighroad,therewasa 2 man,holdingouthishat.Thepoormansaid,“Ihaven’t
eatenanythingsinceyesterday.Please givemesome 3 .Iwanttobuysome bread.”ButSam
hadnothingtogive.So,hejustwalkedon,feelingvery 4 .
Soonafter,afinecarriage(马车)cameup,andinitwereHarryandhismother.Theman 5
stood there and held out his hat. “Let us give the poor man something,” said Harry to his mom.
Hismotherfoundsomecoinsinherbagandpassedthemtohim.However,Harrydidnotputthem
into the man’s 6 . He threw them into the bush beside the poor man. 7 could the man
whocouldn’tseeanythingfindthem?
As Sam turned back to look at the fine carriage, he saw Harry throwing the coins into the
bush.Sohewalkedback 8 andhelpedlookforthemoneyuntilhefoundallthecoins.
Asthemanheldthecoins,he 9 .IttouchedSam’sheart.Atthatmoment,Samknewthat
10 wasn’t always aboutbig actions. Sometimes, it was the simple actof giving a helping hand
thatcouldmakeadifference.
1.A.sadly B.slowly C.carelessly D.politely
2.A.homeless B.deaf C.disabled D.blind
3.A.paper B.food C.money D.water
4.A.sad B.surprised C.lucky D.relaxed
5.A.always B.still C.also D.finally
6.A.box B.hand C.coat D.hat
7.A.Why B.How C.When D.Where
8.A.attimes B.atfirst C.atonce D.atlast
9.A.smiled B.screamed C.refused D.whispered
10.A.sadness B.blindness C.illness D.kindness
10阅读理解
阅读理解（一）
Youmayfindtheseappshelpfulandfun!
Pocket
Sometimes we find interesting articles onlinebutdon’thave time toread
them. Later, we forget about them. This is where Pocket can help. It can add
an easy save function ( 功 能) to your favourite website ready to click
wheneveryouwanttoreadlater.
LastPass
We need passwords (密码) for everything today–computers, phones,
bank accounts, and emails. It’s hard to remember them all and keep them
safe. Luckily, there’s LastPass! As the name shows, it is the last password
manager app you will ever need. Through the app, all you need is one
passwordtogetontoit,andyoucanevenuseyourfaceorfingerprinttologin!
Fabulous
The key to success lies in our daily habits. If you’re looking to bring out
thebestinyou,Fabulousisthewaytogo!Itisanappthathelpsusbuildgood
habits. By starting with something as simple as drinking a glass of water each
morning, the app slowly adds more habit changes and challenges (挑战) to
improveyourdailylife.
Noisli
Cars honking (鸣笛), people shouting, even just other students chatting
aroundyou...thesearenevergreatforyourstudyorsleep.Wouldn’titbebetter
tohavehealthiersoundsinsteadtohelpyoufocus(集中精力)?Noislicanhelp.
The app has many high-quality sounds like rain, wind and coffee shop sounds
tohelpyoufocus.Italsohasplaylistsforsports,sleep,studyandcreativity.
1.Simonisoftenlateforschool,butnowhewantstochangeit.Whichappcanhelp?
A.Pocket B.Lastpass C.Fabulous D.Noisli
2.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?
A.Pocketrecommendssomewebsitestoyou.
B.Lastpassallowsyoutologinonlybythepassword.
C.Fabuloushelpsyoubuildmanygoodhabitsatonetime.
D.Noislihassomehealthysoundstohelpyoufocus.
3.What’sthepurposeofthearticle?
A.Tohelpyouliveasimplelife. B.Toexplaininterestingphonefunctions.
C.Torecommendsomeusefulapps. D.Tointroducedifferenttypesofwebsites.
阅读理解（二）
MyheartbeatabitfasterwhenIwentdownagainthenextdayandsawhimbackinthesame
place again. By now he was slightly more vulnerable (脆弱的) and dishevelled (凌乱的) than
before.Helookedcoldandhungryandhewasshakingalittle.
“ ▲ ”Isaid,stroking(轻抚)him.“Notlookingsogoodtoday.”
Idecidedthatthishadgoneonforlongenough.
SoIknocked onthedooroftheflat. IfeltI hadtosaysomething. Ifthis wastheirpet,itwas
no way to treat him. He needed something to eat and drink – and maybe even some medical
11attention.
Aguyappearedatthedoor.Helookedlikehe’dbeensleepingeventhoughitwasthemiddle
oftheafternoon.
“Sorrytobotheryou,mate.Isthisyourcat?”Iaskedhim.
ForasecondhelookedatmeasifIwasslightlymad(发疯的).
“Whatcat?”hesaid,beforelookingdownandseeingsomethinglikeaballonthedoormat.
“Oh.No,”hesaid,withadisinterestedshrug.“Nothingtodowithme,mate.”
“He’sbeentherefordays,”Isaid,againdrawingablanklook.
“Hashe?Musthavesmelledcookingorsomething.Well,asIsay,nothingtodowithme.”
Hethenclosedthedoorheavily.
Imademymindupatonce.
“OK, mate, you are coming with me,” I said, digging into my bag for the box of biscuits I
carried specifically to give treats to the cats and dogs that regularly approached me when I was
busking.
(adaptedfromAStreetCatNamedBob)
1.Whichofthefollowingisthemostsuitablefortheblank?
A.Stillherethen! B.Gladtoseeyou!
C.Whatabeautifulpet! D.Howlovelyyouare!
2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“He”inParagraph4referto?
A.Thewriter. B.Theguyinaflat. C.Acat. D.Adog.
3.Whatcanweinferfromthestory?
A.Thecatwasweakerlater. B.Thewriterwouldhavethecat.
C.Thewriterwasabitmad. D.Themanhadsomethingtodowiththecat.
阅读理解（三）
Amystery box(盲盒)keeps what’s inside a secret. Usually,thereare toys
in mystery boxes,butnow stores are puttingfood in them —theyare “leftover
mysteryboxes”.
The food inside is near its expiration date (保质期) and will be thrown
awayif noonebuys it. Eachboxcostslittle moneybuthasa lotof foodinside.
TheyaremoreandmorepopularinChina’scities,suchasBeijing, Nanjingand
Chengdu.
“We pack products such as milk, bread, cake, and sandwiches in mystery boxes, and sell
theseboxesathalftheprice,”WuTianwhoworksataconveniencestore(便利店)inBeijingtold
ChinaDaily.
SomeWeChat’s leftover mysteryboxminiprogramshelpsellthe food.“Every timeIbought
a mystery box, the excitement of opening it hit me first. I felt happier thinking about how much
money I saved. Wasting less food is also good for the environment,” Zhang Kai who often buys
leftovermysteryboxessaid.
In 2021, the total amount of food waste in China reached 160 million tons. A person may
waste about 93 grams of food each meal. The leftover mystery boxes may help with this. More
than 27,000 pieces of bread were sold within a month, which would have otherwise been thrown
away.
There are still some problems. Some food made in the store doesn’t have any labels (标签).
So people may notknow whenitwas made, andthefoodmay notbesafeto eat. Sometimes I got
thesamekindoffood.Also,thefoodmaynotbenutritious(有营养的)enough.
Although the idea of leftover mystery boxes is creative, more rules need to be set to make it
successful,wroteChinaDaily.
121.HowdoesthewritershowthatleftovermysteryboxeshelpwithfoodwasteinParagraph5?
A.Bymakingforms. B.Bylistingnumbers.
C.Byofferingreasons. D.Bydrawingpictures.
2.Leftovermysteryboxesaremoreandmorepopularbecauseofthefollowingreasons______.
①thefoodinthemischeaperthanusual
②theycanhelpprotecttheenvironment
③peoplefeelexcitedwhenopeningthem
④peopledonotneedtocookfoodthemselves
⑤thefoodinthemisalwayssafeandnutritious
A.①②③ B.①③④ C.②④⑤ D.①③⑤
3.Whichpartofanewspaperisthepassageprobablyfrom?
A.OurWorld B.Starstories C.Schooltime D.Sciencestudy
4.Whatmaythewritertalkaboutinthenextparagraph?
A.Givingmoreexamplesofleftovermysteryboxes.
B.Listingmoreproblemsleftovermysteryboxeshave.
C.Showingthereasonswhypeoplelikeleftovermysteryboxeslessthanbefore.
D.Thinkingofrulestomaketheideaofleftovermysteryboxesworksuccessfully.
阅读理解（四）
HerecomethereportsbysomestudentsfromBeijingMoonlightMiddleSchool.They
offeredtodosomevoluntaryworkduringthesummerholidays.
Raymond
Iwantedtohelpdisabledchildren.Theyhavedifficultywalkingormoving.Itaught
themtosingbecausemusiccanbringthemjoyandpeace.ImetaboycalledTim.Hehurt
hislegsinanaccident,buthehaslotsofcourage.WeneedtohelpchildrenlikeTimand
raisetheirspirits.Iwillcontinuetodovoluntaryworkinthefuture.
Michelle
Ididsomevoluntaryworkinachildren’shospital.Thechildrenthereallsufferfrom
seriousillness.Weorganizedapaintingcompetitionforthem.ImetagirlcalledSarah.She
wantedtopaintapictureoftheparknearherhome.Iwentthereandtooksomephotosofit.
Sarahusedthemforherpainting.
Jenny
Therearemanychildrenwithoutparents.Imetsomeofthesechildrenwithmymother.
Wetaughtthemtotellstories.Thishelpsthemexpresstheirfeelings.Onechildsaid,“My
friendsdon’tunderstandmypain.”WespenttimewithagirlcalledLinda.Herparentsdied
inacaraccident,andsheisunhappyandverylonely.Sheneedsfriendship.MybrotherandI
willcontinuetovisitLinda.
1.Whodidvoluntaryworktohelpthechildrenwithseriousdiseasesinthehospital?
A.Raymond B.Tim C.Michelle D.Jenny
2.Whichpartofamagazinemaythispassagebetakenfrom?
A.Travelling B.Charities C.GreatPeople D.GreenLife
3.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?
A.Linda’sfriendsdon’tunderstandherpain.
B.Timwasbadlyhurtinaccident,buthedidn’tloseheart.
C.Michellewillcontinuetodovoluntaryworkinthefuture.
D.Jennyhelpedthechildrenwhohavedifficultywalkingormoving.
13阅读理解（五）
We all like fresh fruit and vegetables. Very few people are willing to eat food that is thrown
away as waste. But that was exactly what some world leaders did at a lunch held by the United
Nations.
During the meal, the world leaders enjoyed dishes like salads and burgers made with
thrown-away vegetables and fruits. Chef Dan Barber, who helped create the meal, hoped that the
experiencewouldmaketheleaderspaymoreattentiontotheproblemoffoodwaste.
It is reported that one out of nine people on Earth does not get enough food.Yet every year
over one third of the food produced worldwide goes to waste! Why is so much food wasted?
Firstly,foodisoftenthrownawaybeforeitgoestothemarketbecausetoomuchofitisproduced,
orbecauseitis notkeptproperlyonfarms. Secondly,shopsandsupermarkets usuallythrowaway
unsold food. Finally, customers often buy more food than they need, so a lot of uneaten food is
wasted.
How can you waste less food? When eating out, you may ask for less food and take home
whatisleft.Visitfastfoodrestaurantsless often,since theyare usuallymore wasteful. Encourage
yourfavoriterestaurants togive unsoldfoodtofoodbanks.Youcanalso wastelessfoodathome.
Usesmaller rice bowls sothatyoueatlessrice. Encourage family members to useunfinished rice
to make rice puddings. Tell family members to make a shopping list and buy only what is on the
listwhenshoppingforfood.
Food waste is a growing problem and we, either farmers or food sellers or customers, must
takethisproblemmoreseriouslyanddowhatwecantohelp.
1. WhichofthefollowingisNOTthereasonforfoodwaste?
A.Everyonecanhaveenoughfoodtoeat.
B.Peopleoftenbuymorethanenough.
C.Thefoodisn’tkeptproperlyonfarms.
D.Supermarketshaven’tsoldoutallthefood.
2. Whatkindofinformationcanwegetfromthewholepassage?
A.Usingsmallerbowlsathomecan’tavoidwastingfood.
B.ChefDanBarbercaresalotabouttheproblemoffoodwaste.
C.Wecanjustthrowawayunfinishedfoodtokeephealthy.
D.Theworldleadersusuallyenjoythrown-awayvegetablesandfruits.
3. Themainpurposeofthispassageisto ▲ .
A.stoppeoplefromeatingintherestaurant
B.tellusfoodwasteisaveryseriousproblem
C.askeveryonetohelpsolvetheproblemoffoodwaste
D.encouragepeopletoeatthrown-awayvegetablesandfruits
阅读理解（六）
Generation Zers (people born between 1995 and 2010) around the world are becoming more
andmore influential (有影响的).These Internetusers are full ofenergy andideas.Tounderstand
this group, the Generation Zers Research Center was set up by China Daily. People said that the
centercomesattherighttimeandcanmakeabigdifferencetotheworld.
To better understand Generation Zers, the center has carried out questionnaires and
interviews with 3,000 young people in 50 countries and regions, including China, France, Egypt,
SouthKorea,theUKandtheUS.
The 2022 Global (全球的) Generation Zers Insights Report is the center’s first report. It
paintsa picture ofa globalGenerationZers, includinghowtheysee themselves, their thoughts on
life and thoughts on global issues. For example, a Chinese schoolgirl made a video to talk about
the Ukraine conflict (俄乌冲突) through the novel the Three Kingdoms, which she had been
14reading.
The report found that Generation Zers share a strong willing to build a common future for
humans. They are more able to voice their ideas. They believe that they have to work hard to
succeed(成功).
It also found that Genernation Zers from foreign countries know more about China now and
they like the country better.Amy Nicole, 24, a Tsinghua student from the United States, used to
thinkthatChinawas“sobehind”.Butaftercomingtothecountry,shewasamazed bytheoldand
thenew.Shesaid,“Chinaisprogressingfast,buthaslotsofhistory.”
1.AccordingtoParagraph1,whywastheGenerationZersResearchCentersetup?
A.Tochangetheworld. B.TounderstandGenerationZers.
C.TohelpGenerationZers. D.Tobecomemoreandmoreinfluential.
2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“issues”meaninParagraph3?
A.Seriousproblems. B.Beautifulstories.
C.Importantcompetitions. D.Goodqualities.
3. The writer proves (证明) Generation Zers from foreign countries know more about China by
▲ .
A.listingnumbers B.offeringreasons C.makingcharts D.givingexamples
4.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?
A.TheGenerationZersResearchCenterwassetup.
B.Questionnaireswerecarriedoutinmanycountries.
C.GenerationZersaremakingadifferencetotheworld.
D.GenerationZersfromforeigncountrieslikeChinabetter.
阅读理解（七）
April 23 is World Book Day. Many good reads are recommended on the website. Here are
someEnglishones,especiallyforkids.
MeettheGeorgians EverythingSadIsUntrue
ByRobertPeal,UK ByDanielNayeri,US
The writer, a history teacher It is an autobiography (自
from London, writes about 传)aboutthewriter’sown
different people and places experiences as an
from the 18th century. He wants to show the immigrant ( 移 民 ) to the USA. Young
readers a “wild time” in British history. A Daniel went to a middle school in an
book review says that this book is the best American town, where he was the only
one for kids to become interested in British Italian kid. Everyone thought he was
history. different. To make people understand him,
hetoldthemhisfamily’sstories.
SolutionsandOther StarsofWonder
Problems ByRebeccaBruff,US
ByAllieBrosh,US Bruff makes up an
It’s a popular graphic (配图 interesting adventure (冒
的) novel. The writer uses a 险 ) story in the book.
special art style to tell some Five children travel towards a bright
heartbreakingstories. Allthe charactersinthe star—StarofWonder.Duringtheirjourney,
book express their feelings in a funny, they have to face a lot of challenges, but
childlike way. In fact, everyone has a hidden the children work together to overcome
part inside and we have to let it out (克服) them and finally see the star with
sometimesinafunnyway. theirowneyes.
151.Tom,aten-year-oldboy,isinterestedinhistory,whichbookmayhelikebetter?
A.StarsofWonder B.MeettheGeorgians
C.EverythingSadIsUntrue D.SolutionsandOtherProblems
2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“challenges”mean?
A.beautifulsights B.difficulttasks
C.interestingpeople D.importantcompetitions
3.WhichofthestatementsaboutthefourbooksisTRUE?
A.YoungDanielwenttoamiddleschoolinanItaliantown.
B.ThewriterofMeettheGeorgiansisahistoryteacherfromtheUS.
C.InStarsofWonder,fivechildrenfinallyseethestarforthemselves.
D.ThecharactersinSolutionsandOtherProblemsexpresstheirfeelingsinasadway.
阅读理解（八）
Before I first came to China several years ago, I had only a few experiences using food
delivery(递送)ortakeoutapps.
After I came to Beijing, I found out that I could order McDonald’s on my phone and have
burgers and fries delivered straightto my door.I didn’teven needto leave myplace. I fellin love
with it at once. So I ended up ordering McDonald’s through Meituan every night for the next
monthandonlystoppedwhenIfoundoutIwasgettingfat.
Food delivery apps like Meituan and Eleme have been surprisingly useful and convenient.
They have become friends for me while living in Beijing. Whether I want to order takeout, or I
needtogetmedicine,theseappscanhelpme!
However, my love for these apps has led to something I hadn’t realized — the rise in
packaging (包装) waste. Even after ordering waimai for a few nights, it’s easy to see my rubbish
can quickly filled up with plastic bags, cardboard boxes and disposable (一次性的) chopsticks. I
can choose not to have eating utensils (餐具) provided on the app. But it worries me to see my
foodcoveredinseveralboxesthatlaterwillbethrownaway.
Although the waimai packaging can be recycled, I believe more can still be done. Cut down
onthepackaging,makeitmorebiodegradable(可生物降解的)andsoon.
Ihopethat,with thejoythatwaimaiappscanbring,wecanalsoknowthatweshouldreduce
thewasteweproducefromourmodernlifestylesaswell.
1.Whichofthefollowingwordscanreplace(代替)theunderlinedphrase“endedup”?
A.started B.avoided C.risked D.completed
2.WhatdoesParagraph4mainlytalkabout?
A.Eatingtoomuchwaimaiisbadforhealth.
B.Thepackagingwastewillbeabigproblem.
C.Theeatingutensilsprovidedontheapparenotclean.
D.Thefoodcoveredinseveralboxesshouldbethrownaway.
3.Whatmightbethewriter’sadvice?
A.Weshouldstoporderingwaimai.
B.Wecanfindagreenerwaytopackfood.
C.Restaurantsshouldn’tofferutensils.
D.Restaurantsshouldn’tusefoodpackages.
16阅读理解（九）
I jumped out from my hiding place and ran over to the group of riders.
Theywerepoliceofficerswhoknewthattherewasapirate(海盗)shipinthe
bay.Itoldthemmystory.
Later I went back to the inn with one of the officers. Everything was
broken, and the captain’s (船长) money and some silver from the inn were
missing.
“Theytookthemoney,”saidtheofficer.“Butwhatdidtheyreallywant?”
“I think they wanted these papers in my pocket,” I answered. “I want to take them to Dr
Livesey.”
“Good idea,” he answered. “Dr Livesey is a gentleman and a judge. I will take you to him
now,becauseIneedtotellhimwhathappened.”
SoIgotuponthehorsebehindoneoftheofficersandwerodetoDrLivesey’shouse.
DrLiveseywasnotathome.HewasdiningwithSquireTrelawney,sowerodeontotheHall,
wheretheSquirelived.Thetwomenweresittinginagreatlibrarynexttoabrightfire.
The officer told the story. They listened with surprise and interest. The officer then left. I
gavethepaperstothedoctorandtheyaskedmetostayandeatsomethingaftermyadventures.
“HaveyouheardofFlint?”DrLiveseyaskedtheSquire.
“Yes,I have!” the Squire replied. “He was oneofthe most dangerous pirates that ever sailed
on the sea. He only cared about money and everyone was afraid of him. No one knows where he
hidhistreasure.”
“Maybe these papers give an answer,” said the doctor.And we opened the captain’s papers.
Insidetherewas adetailed map. Itshowedanisland,aboutninemiles longandfive across.It had
twogoodnaturalharboursandahillinthecentre,markedSpyglassHill.Therewerethreecrosses
in red, two in the northern part and one in the south-west. Beside the last cross were the words:
Mostofthetreasurehere.
(adaptedfromTreasureIsland)
1.Theunderlinedword“They”inParagraph8refersto ▲ .
A.DrLiveseyandFlint B.theSquireandthecaptain
C.DrLiveseyandtheSquire D.theSquireandtheofficer
2.WheremaymostofFlint’streasurebehidden?
A.Onthepirateship. B.Inthesouth-westoftheisland.
C.IntheSquire’shome. D.AtthefootofSpyglassHill.
3.What’sthecorrectorderofthestory?
①TheofficerandIrodetoDrLivesey’shome.
②Itoldtheofficersmystory.
③Iopenedthecaptain’spaperswiththedoctor.
④DrLiveseyandtheSquirelistenedtothestorywithsurpriseandinterest.
A.①④②③ B.②①③④ C.①③②④ D.②①④③
4.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthestory?
A.Theycouldn’tfindthetreasureintheend.
B.Thepoliceofficersalsowantedthepapers.
C.DrLiveseywasthemanwhoItrusted.
D.Thepiratesreallywantedthecaptain’smoneyandsilver.
17信息还原
信息还原（一）
阅读下面短文，从短文后面所给的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，有两项是多余的。
The brush pen has a history of thousands of years. It is one of the
“FourTreasuresofthe Study”. 1 Itwasdifficultfor people
towritewellonthinsilk.
It’s said that Meng Tian, a general of the Kingdom Qin, improved
thepen.WhenMeng was leadingan army to fight againstthe Kingdom
Chu, hehad to report the situation to his king in time. Buthis pen was too hardand causedhim a
lotoftrouble. 2
He tried many ways, but failed. One day after hunting, Meng went home with some wild
rabbits on the horse back. Fat and heavy, one rabbit’s tail left a long trail (痕迹) on the ground
whenhemovedon. 3 Hewantedtotietherabbit’shairtoasticktomakethepen.
On arriving home, Meng tied the rabbit’s hair to a stick and tried writing with it. But the
rabbit’s hair was too smooth to write well. 4 He was very sad and threw his
“invention”(发明)intoastoneholeinhisyard.
However,he didn’t give up and kept trying all the time.Afew rainy days later, he happened
to find his “invention” fatter in the stone hole. He picked it with hope. 5 It was
becausewatercleanedtheoilfromthehair.Mengsucceededatlast.
ThankstoMeng,thebrushpenisplayingakeyroleinChineseculture.
A. Thebrushworkedbeautifullyonsilk.
B. Sohewasthinkingofwaystoimproveit.
C. Thepenwasmadeofanimals’hair.
D. Mengwasveryangryandthrewthepenaway.
E. Itmadehimwastealotofsilk.
F. Theoldestpenwasjustastickorapieceofbamboo.
G. Suddenlyagoodideacameintohismind.
信息还原（二）
Do you feel crazy when you can’t find something you want, standing in a messy room?
That’s because your house is full of clutter (杂物). Many people feel stressed by the amount of
things they have. 1 With a little bit of planning on decluttering (清理), you can have a
comfortablespace.
2 This will help your mind stay clear during a certain period of time. Start with the
room that needs the most attention. You’d better start from smaller areas like your desk, since
breakingdownthehugetaskintosmallergoalscanreducemuchstressinyourmind.
Donateunwanteditems.Youcandonateyour unwanteditems tosomeone whoreallyneeds
them. 3 And more importantly, it also makes those items go exactly to the right person
insteadofstayinguselessinyourhouse.
Classify(归类)theitems.Afterclassifyingyourthings,animportantpartistolabelthebox.
Onthelabel,writethetypeoftheitemsandtheplaceitshouldbeputin. 4
18Don’t decide everything now. Decluttering does make your house look better. However, if
you try to declutter every little thing in your house, the result may not satisfy (使......感到满意)
you. 5 Once you’re not sure if something still works for you, but you really like it, it’s
OKtokeepit.
A. Keepyoureyesononeroomatatime.
B. Itcanmakeyourhomemuchtidier.
C. Don’toverdeclutterandendupwithbuyingthemagain.
D. Youshouldbeginwitheverylittlething.
E. Thathelpsyoufindwhatyouneedeasilynexttime.
F. Theseitemscanmakeyourlifeeasy.
G. Butitdoesn’thavetobethatway.
信息还原（三）
Teenagers need eight to ten hours of sleep per night. However, in adolescence (青春期),
changes to thebody’ssleepcycle make it difficultfor teensto fallasleepearly. 1 So,
mostofthemwillfeelsleepyiftheygetuptooearly.
Scientistsrecommendthatbothmiddleandhighschoolsbeginnoearlierthan8:30a.m.
Herearesomeadvantagesoflaterschoolstarttimes:
Moretimeforahealthybreakfast
When runninglate in the mornings, studentsmay go without breakfast. 2 When
they are always in a hurry, students may form unhealthy eating habits. With extra time before
goingtoschool,studentscaneatawell-balancedbreakfastandfocusmoreonlearning.
Fewerbehavioural(行为的)problems
Teens usually experience mood (情绪) changes as a common result of this special period of
life. 3 Whentheygetenoughsleep,studentsarecalmandpeacefulandtheirmoodsdo
notchangesuddenly. 4
Betterperformance(表现)instudy
Sleep loss hurts attention, memory and brain development. Students with less sleep will find
it difficult to do well in class andare likely to have lower grades. Students with enough sleep can
bemoreenergeticduringthedayandmorewillingtolearn. 5
In conclusion, starting school later helps students get a better night’s sleep. It improves their
chancesofeating,behavingandperformingbetter.
A. Forparents,childrenwithmoresleepareeasiertolivewith.
B. Theyarealsolesslikelytofallasleepinclass.
C. Manycannotfallasleepuntil10:30p.m.orevenlater.
D. Lesssleepmaycauseworries,unhappinessandstress.
E. Also,theymayfeelmoretiredinclass.
F. Withanemptystomach,onefindsithardtofocus(集中)inclass.
G. Eatingmuchatbreakfastcanhelpformagoodeatinghabit.
19阅读表达
阅读表达（一）
请认真阅读下面短文，并根据短文内容回答问题。
TouristsfromfromhomeandabroadhavebeenamazedbytheBeijingCentralAxis(中轴线).
YoucantakeawalkalongtheCentralAxistofeelthebeautyofBeijing.
“Theredwallsandgreentiles(瓦)seteachotheroffbeautifully.It’ssoBeijing,”saida
33-year-oldBeijingpersonwiththefamilynameofLin.Linandher14-year-oldcousinwere
enjoyingacitywalkalongtheBeijingCentralAxis.Onthiswalk,theysawmostoftheoldcity
buildingsofBeijing,liketheForbiddenCityandtheBellandDrumtowers.
SincetheshowGloryIsBack!CentralAxisBeijing(《登场了！北京中轴线》)wasshownon
IQIYIinJuly,moreandmorepeoplehavebecomeinterestedintheCentralAxis.Someeven
travelbyfoottoknowitbetterthemselves.
DatingbacktotheYuanDynasty,the7.8-kilometer-longBeijingCentralAxisjoinedroyal
palacesandmarketplacesforcommonpeopleinthepast.Thoughtimechangesmanythings,the
CentralAxishasleftaspecialfeelingwithmanyChinesepeople.Chineseprofessor(教授)Lyu
ZhousaidthatwhenhewalkedaroundtheBellandDrumtowers,hecouldfindpeaceinthebusy
citylife.
AtasquarebetweentheBellTowerandtheDrumTower,youcanseepeoplerelaxing,
cyclingandplayinggamesandevencelebratinglifeevents.“Thiswasoneofourfavoritemeeting
placeswhenwewentondates.Youcouldsaythatthetowershaveseenourlovegrow,”saida
youngcouplewhoweretakingwedding(结婚)photosundertheBellandDrumtowers.
1.HowcanpeoplefeelthebeautyofBeijingaccordingtothepassage?
___________________________________
2.WhatdidLinandhercousinseealongtheBeijingCentralAxis?
___________________________________
3.Whydosomepeopleeventravelbyfoot?
___________________________________
4. HowmightpeoplefeelwhentheyareontheBeijingCentralAxis?
___________________________________
5.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?(请自拟一句话做答)
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阅读表达（二）
阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题，每个题目的答案不超过5个单词。
Feeldown?Hugatree!Recently,manyChineseyoungpeoplehave
turnedtotreestohelpwiththeirstress(压力).Althoughitsoundsstrange,
there’sasciencebehindtheactoftree-hugging.
Itcanbeexplainedbythe“biophiliahypothesis(亲生命假说)”.It
waspointedoutbyaUSscientistin1984.Hesaidthathumansarebornto
lovebeingaroundotherlivingthings.Humans’lovefornatureis“inourDNA”.Thisideahelpsto
explainwhypeoplelikenatural,greenviewsbetterthancityviews.It’salsooneofthereasons
whypeoplelovecutepets.
20Somestudieshavelookedintowhytree-huggingcanhelpwithourhealth.Astudyin2021
reportedthattheactivitycanhelpproduceoxytocin(催产素).Thehigherthelevel(水平)of
oxytocinis,thecalmerandhappieryoumaybe.Huggingtreesforonly21secondscanleadto
moreoxytocin.
Anotherhormonecalledcortisol(皮质醇)isamarkofstress.Thebrainproducesmore
cortisolwhenthepersonisworried,angry,orsad.Huggingtreeshelpsreducecortisol,which
makesusfeelbetter.
Althoughtheactivityishelpfultous,it’simportanttorememberthatweshouldn’thurt
naturewhiledoingit.Treesaregoodfortheenvironment.Also,somesmalllivingthingsliveon
thetree.Youmaywanttobegentlewhenhuggingtrees–justlikehowyouhugafriend!
1.Accordingtothepassage,whatcanyoudowhenyoufeeldown？
___________________________________
2. Howmuchtimeofhuggingtreescanleadtomoreoxytocin?
___________________________________
3. Howmightpeoplefeelifthebrainproducesmoreortisol?
___________________________________
4. Whatshouldwepayattentionto(注意)whenhuggingatree？
___________________________________
5. What’sthemainideaofthispassage? (请自拟一句话做答)
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综合填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。有提示词的空格不
限一词，无提示词的空格限填一词。
My grandpa is a super fan of Chinese calligraphy. I can still remember
thoselovingafternoonsinhisstudyyearsago.Sittingonhislap,Ireachedout
my tiny hands, following his brush to copy every word as characters 1
(appear)onthepaperoneafteranother.
But one day, his hands suddenly became paralyzed (不能活动的) in mid-air 2 he
hadastroke(中风).Thatmeanthecouldnolongerdocalligraphy. 3 ,insteadofbeingsad,
hegavemeabroadest,purest,and 4 (proud)smileIhadever seen,saying, “Howlucky I
amthattheyareallinmyblood.”
I was too young 5 (understand) what he meantexactly. But later on when Ithought
aboutthat smile 6 (careful), I was amazed by how deeply Chinese culture was engraved
(雕刻) in his mind and how naturally this cultural confidence had recorded from a common
Chinese person’s words and actions. 7 the stoke, my grandfather started to study ancient
characters.He hasdevelopeda habitof 8 (smell) ink. He said the sweetscentofink was
goodforhisrecovery.
Those 9 (word) of my grandpa, “They’re all in my blood” will ring true to every
Chinese. The first word we 10 (speak), Chinese; the first thing we wrote, a Chinese
character; and the first bedtime story my mommy ever told me, a Chinese legend. All these
commonthingswillstrikeachord(引起共鸣)witheveryChineseperson.
21词汇运用
词汇运用（一）
从方框中选择恰当的词或短语并用期适当的形式填空，每个词或短语只能用一次。
carryonwith inplace travel meaningful byaccident
beproudof careless avoid medicine makeupone’smind
1.RedrepresentsgoodluckinChineseculturebutweshould ▲ writingnamesinred.
2.Thedecisionwasnotmade ▲ andI’dthoughtaboutitforlong.
3.Mostpeopledon’tevenrealizehowmuchfoodtheythrowaway ▲ everyday.
4.InTiangongclasses,specialcupsareusedtokeepwater ▲ ,orit’llflyintotheair.
5.Thereare48poemsinthecartoonmovieChangAn(《长安三万里》).It’sthe ▲ filmI
haveeverseen.
6.—Myfather’swordsmakemefeeluncomfortable.
—Well,youshouldn’tturnadeafeartoit.Good ▲ oftentastesbittertomouth.
7.Herbraveryhasgivenhimthecourageto ▲ hislifeandhiswork.
8.Humanshavebeenlookingforwardto ▲ toMarsformanyyears.
9.Themanpractisedhardand ▲ tobeanprofessionalesportsplayer(职业电竞选手).
10.Theman ▲ beingaUNPeacekeeper,whohelpstoprotectpeopleandbringpeace.
词汇运用（二）
从方框中选择恰当的词或短语并用其适当的形式填空，每个词或短语只能用一次。
intheway onboard France purpose wise
keepintouch beusedto manage medicine workcloselywith
1. TheInternetisuseful,butwestudentsshouldlearntouseit ▲ .
2.TheORBISdoctors ▲ doingoperationsontheplane.
3.Wecouldn’tgetintotheyardbecauseatruckwas ▲ .
4.IamgoingtotheUKtostayforseveralmonthsandthemain ▲ istoimproveEnglish.
5.They ▲ togettothetopofthemountain.Ithoughtitwasabigsuccess.
6.Mysisterisgoingtostaywitha ▲ familyduringherstudyinParis.
7.Oneofthegoodwaystoloveparentsisto ▲ withthemasoftenaspossible.
8.WhenTitanicsanktothebottomofthesea,therewereover2,200people ▲ .
9.Ourschoolbasketballteammembersshouldalways ▲ eachother.
10.Tosavepeople’slives,thedoctorsandscientistsareriskingtheirlivestodo ▲ research.
词汇运用（三）
从方框中选择恰当的词或短语并用其适当的形式填空，每个词或短语只能用一次。
punish dependon train separate runout
harmful atatime discuss giveup byaccident
221. Whenyoudoyourhomework,youshouldn’t ▲ thosehomework-helpapps.
2.Watchingtoomuchshortvideosis ▲ toourbrain.
3.AItechnologyisdevelopingveryfast,butIthinkitisimpossible ▲ traditional
teachingmethods.
4. By ▲ teachers in the countryside of China, we can improve the basic education in
mountainareas.
5.Ifhumansdon’ttakeactionrightnow,ournaturalresourceswill ▲ .
6.It’smeaningfultospendsometime ▲ therubbishintodifferentgroups.
7.Wecan’tachievesuccess ▲ .Itneedsustokeepworkinghard.
8.You ▲ ifyouarefoundsmokinginsomepublicplaces.
9. There is hot ▲ about nuclear-contaminated water (核污水) poured into the sea by
JapanontheInternetthesedays.
10.Howmanybookscanyouborrow ▲ inyourschoollibrary?
词汇运用（四）
根据句意及汉语或音标提示写出单词，完成句子，每空一词。
1. We felt so ▲ /praʊd/ when China’s swimmer Wang Shun led all the way to win the
men’s200metresindividualattheHangzhouAsianGames.
2. Ithinkstudentsshouldlearnoneortwo ▲ /ˈbeɪsɪk/lifeskillseveryyear.
3. Ifcoalandoilareusedorthrownaway ▲ (满不在乎地),theywillfinallyrunout.
4. Excellent ▲ (秘书)arealwayswelcomeinbigcompanies.
5. Thepublishinghousecontinued ▲ (拒绝)hisstorywhenhetriedagain.
6. Theworkersinthisfactoryhavetoworkeveryday ▲ (除了)someimportantfestivals.
7. Someyoungpeopleinpoorareascan’t ▲ (负担得起)togotocollege.
8. The opening ceremony of the 19thAsian Games amazed people at home and ▲ (国
外).
9. Collectingdewdrops(露珠)isanimportantfolkcustomduringWhiteDew, ▲ (尤其)
inSouthwestChina.
10. WhereverIgo,nothingcanmakeme ▲ (分开)frommymotherland.
词汇运用（五）
根据句意，用所给词的适当形式填空，每空一词。
1.Doyouknowthe ▲ (interview)names?Ifpossible,pleasetellme.
2.IntheUK,weshouldavoid ▲ (talk)aboutsubjectslikeage,moneyorweight.
3.ORBIScanofferpeoplewitheyeproblemsinpoorareas ▲ (medicine)treatment.
4.Somestudentsinourclasssaidthattheywantedtobe ▲ (guide)aftergraduation.
5.It's ▲ (meaning)forGrade8studentstohaveaspecialyouthceremony(仪式).
6.It’s ▲ (possible)formetosleepwellsinceIhavetostayuplateforthecomingexam.
7.Broadwayhasbeenfamousforitstheatressincetheearly ▲ (twenty)century.
8.Hehasn’t ▲ (realize)theimportanceofkeepinghealthyandseldomdoesanysport.
9.EmperorWuofHanisoneofthewisestandgreatest ▲ (rule)inChina’shistory.
10.Toprotecttheenvironment,allthecountriesshouldwork ▲ (close)witheachother.
23词汇运用（六）
根据句意，用所给动词的适当形式填空。
1.WehopethatParis2024OlympicGames ▲ (hold)successfully.
2.Johnjoinedasummercampthissummerholiday ▲ (develop)differentabilities.
3.Iwanttoknowwhyhe ▲ (refuse)myinvitationtheotherday.
4.Thecouplearecelebratingtheirgoldenwedding.They ▲ (marry)for50years.
5.Afterhardwork,peoplecanhavefun ▲ (relax)themselvesinoutdooractivities.
6.Thefatherwarnedthechildren ▲ (notenter)theroom,sotheyplayedoutside.
7.I ▲ (scream)excitedlywhenIsawQuanHongchan’sperfectperformance.
8.Sorry,Jim.I ▲ (drive)atthemoment.Iwillcallyoubacklater.
9.It’swrongofyoutoleavethetap ▲ (run)whenyouarebrushingyourteeth.
10.ChatGPTcan ▲ (communicate)withhumans,suchasexplainingphysicsandgiving
advice.
词汇运用（七）
认真阅读下面短文，从方框内选择适当的单词或短语，在横线上填入其正确形式。每个单词或短
语仅用一次。
touch safe morethan runaway journey
Recently, a three-episode web series called Escape (逃离) From the
British Museum has become popular online with its touching and creative
story.
The series follows the 1 home of aChinese jade teapot(玉茶
壶) that has come to life. She 2 from the British Museum and comes across a Chinese
reporternamedZhangYong’anwhohelpstheartifact(文物)returntoChina.
The series draws people’s attention to Chinese artifacts which are kept abroad. Many people
havebeen 3 bythelinesintheseries,suchas“Myfamily,Ihavebeenlostforalongtime,”
and “As long as I’m with my family, I’m 4 ”.Also, the face of the “jade teapot” is dirty,
andsheis surprisedbythereporter’sbighousebecauseherownplaceis acrowdedcabinet(陈列
柜).ThisshowsthattheBritishMuseumdoesn’ttakegoodcareoftheartifacts.
In mid-August, it was reportedthat 5 2,000artifacts from the British Museum were
“missing, stolen ordamaged (损坏的)”.This hascauseda hotdiscussionin China,calling for the
returnofChineseartifacts.
24文章首字母填空
文章首字母填空（一）
根据短文内容及所给的首字母提示写出所缺单词，使短文意思完整，每空一词。
If you travel back to 1930s Shanghai, you would find most Chinese
women wearing a similar type of dress. That is Qipao (also known as
Cheongsam). It is beautifulandelegant. In the 1930s, wearing Qipao became a
fashiona 1 womenalloverChina.
Qipao usually has two big slits (狭长的切口) at e 2 side of the
dress. Its sleeves (袖子) can be short, medium or long. That d 3 on seasons or people’s
favor.Qipaooftenhasapatternonit,suchasChinesedragonsanddifferentkindsofflowers.
There was an interesting story about the s 4 of Qipao. Once there was a young
fisherwomanlivingnearJingpo Lake.She made alivingbyfishing. Her onlyp 5 was that
she often felt troubled by her long wide clothes when fishing. She then made a long, tight dress
with slits down the sides of the dress.The dress a 6 her to fish easily.The young emperor
at the time had a dream one night. In the dream, his dead father told him a lovely lady wearing a
long dress by Jingpo Lake would become his w 7 . The emperor found the lady and she
becamethequeen,bringingherlovelyQipaowithher.Soonwomenaroundherall
f 8 thefashion.
Qipao is s 9 popular today. More and more women in China enjoy its beauty. For
example,whenwivesofChina’sdiplomats (外交官)a 10 importantparties,Qipaoistheir
firstchoice.ItisaveryclassicproducttorepresentthebeautyoftraditionalChineseclothing.
文章首字母填空（二）
根据短文内容及所给的首字母提示写出所缺单词，使短文意思完整，每空一词。
Are you an “I” person or an “E” person?People have discussed it alot online recently.They
arepartofapersonality(性格)testcalledMBTI.
Alltheresults havefourletters. “I”and“E”arethefirstletters. “I”standsforintroverted(内
向的) while “E” m 1 extroverted (外向的). People are e 2 introverted or
extroverted. But sometimes introverted people can be outgoing, too. For example, when an “I”
person is with a group of introverted friends, they might become more social like an “E” person.
Heorshemaysharetheirthoughtsandf 3 withothers.
I’moneofthesekindsofpeople.WhenIstaywithmyfriendsorclassmates,Italkwiththem
toshowI’measygoing.Buthonestly,Ilikebeinga 4 andstayingquiet.
However, I have to say, the personality test is just for fun, so don’t be s 5 about it.
Everyone’s personality is different. Don’t let the test tell you w 6 you are. I used to be
very curious (好奇的) about my friends’MBTI results. I would get upset if their results didn’t
25matchthewayIseethem.
Soon, I think everyone might have a “personality stamp (标签)”. For example, “P” people
don’tliketomakep 7 while“J”peopleareplanners.Mysisterisa“P”personandshe
s 8 plans.Butoneday,shewasexcitedlymakingaday-to-daytravelplanfortheholiday.
“I thought you were a “P” person,” I said to her. “Since when do I need to follow what my
personality test tells me?” she answered. It was then I r 9 that I’d taken the result too
seriously.”
Thefourlettersdon’ttellyoue 10 aboutaperson.Andnooneshouldliveaccording
towhatfourletterstellyou.
文章首字母填空（三）
根据短文内容及所给的首字母提示写出所缺单词，使短文意思完整，每空一词。
Food safety is ofgreat importance to us. Eating food which is notkept well could make you
fallsick.The fridge may bea p 1 choice(选择) forkeeping food safe
and fresh. H 2 , it is not a magic box to keep all kinds of food. Follow
thesetipsandlearnhowtostorefoodc 3 inyourfridge.
The temperatures in the fresh-keeping area can be different from shelf to
shelf.As a general (普遍的) r 4 , the higher the shelf is, the higher the
temperature will be. So you should store your food on the right shelf. Try to
putready-to-eatfoodlikepizza,creamcakesorh 5 ontopshelves.Themiddleshelvesare
most suitable for dairy products such as cheese, yoghurt and eggs. B 6 shelves are the
coldest part of the fridge, which are suitable for meat and sea food. Some fridges have a freezer
(冷冻室)forkeepingthesethings.A 7 makegooduseofthatifyouhaveone.
Keeping food in the fridge does not kill bacteria (细菌) but it can prevent bacteria from
g 8 fast.Ifyouwanttogetthemostoutofyourfood,thetemperaturein yourfridgeneeds
tobe0°Cand5°C.Thefreezertemperatureshouldbeb 9 -18°C.
Fruit and vegetables can also be stored at room temperature. Try to keep them in a cool, dry
anddarkplacetoa 10 directsunlightandheat.Oncecut,theyshouldbeputinthefridge.
Hopethesetipscanhelpyoukeepyourfoodfresh.
26任务型阅读
任务型阅读（一）
根据短文内容在文章后表格中的空白处填入一个最恰当的词，每空一词。
Recently, researchers have found that dolphins know their own names much like people.
Dolphins talk to one another with whistles (口哨) and calls. Scientists have known that the
animals also use unusual whistles to name each other.They had thought that dolphins only heard
eachother’svoices.However,thescientistsdidn’tknowthatdolphinslistenfortheirnamestoo.
To test this idea, the researchers caught 14 dolphins and recorded their name calls. The
scientists then copied each dolphin’s voice. When the changed recordings were played, the
dolphins replied strongly to the names of their families and group members. They didn’t care
aboutthenamesofdolphinstheydidnotknow.
Dolphins live in large groups that grow and change. Each dolphin’s unusual whistle helps it
findafriendorafamilymembereasily,orcallforhelp.Understandingtheircallsneedslearning.
It’saskillthat’sseeninveryfewanimals,whichincludehumans,elephantsandbats.
Elephants, for example, communicate with sound. Their sounds can be heard by other
elephants miles away. Dolphins, too, communicate with each other like this. Elephants also
communicatebymovingtheir head,feetandtrunk. Inmuchthesameway,dolphinscommunicate
by their movements. Touching each other is a way for dolphins to express friendship. Elephants
alsocommunicatebytheirgreatsenseofsmell.Theycanknowotherelephantsbythesmellsthey
haveinashorttime.
Why do dolphins and elephants share the gift of communication? Scientists think it may be
because they are social and smart animals. Both have strong family relationship (关系). Now,
showgreatinterestinwhether(是否)theyalsohavenicknames.
SocialandSmartAnimals
●Theyknowtheirownnames,whichis 2 topeople.
●Theyusewhistlesandcallstotalktoothers.
●Theyreplytotheirfamiliesandgroupmembers 3 they
Dolphins don’tcareaboutthestrangers.
Fun 1 ● It’s difficult to understand their calls 4 learning. Most
aboutthe animals don’thave this skill 5 humans, elephants and
animals bats.
●Dolphinsoften 6 eachothertoexpressfriendship.
● 7 dolphins, elephants also communicate with sound
andbymovementsoftheirbody.
Elephants
●They can know other elephants 8 by their great sense
ofsmell.
● Scientists are not 9 why dolphins and elephants share the gift of
Furtherstudy communication.
●Scientists 10 iftheyhavenicknames.
任务型阅读（二）
根据短文内容在文章后表格中的空白处填入一个最恰当的词，每空一词。
China’sculturalinfluence(影响) isstarting torise aroundtheworldasmanyChinesestories
are properly translated. From sci-fi to wuxia to animated movies, translation bridges the language
27gap. More and more Chinese and foreign translators are working to bring Chinese stories to new
audiences(观众).HerearesomepopularonesthathavebeenwidelyenjoyedintheWest.
TheThree-BodyProblem
Chinese writer Hao Jingfang, Hugo Award winner, has changed the way people look at
Chinese sci-fi. Its translator, Ken Liu, can speak both Chinese and English. He also writes sci-fi
stories himself. That made him the best choice to translate the story. Liu didn’t translate the book
word for word. Instead, he tried to make it easier for English readers to understand. The English
version has been enjoyed by many foreign readers. Even the former US President Barack Obama
wasoneofthem.
LegendsoftheCondorHeroes(《射雕英雄传》)
Almost everyone in China knows Jin Yong and his wuxia novels. But in the West, he is not
that famous. One reason is that his works are hard to translate. But British translator Anna
Holmwood took on the challenge. she loved the wuxia world and characters in the book and
decided to bring the book to more people, she made many terms easy and natural to understand,
Whenthe English versioncame outin2018, itwas very successfulin translation. It was reprinted
seventimesintheUKwithinjustafewmonths.
NeZha
In2019,whentheanimated(动画的)movieNeZhawenttoNorthAmericantheatres,people
talked about it widely online about the translation. It was hard to translate some Chinese phrases
intoEnglish, suchas“jijirulüling(急急如律令)”.JerimiahWillhite,anAmerican translator,who
is a big fan of Chinese culture, finally made it. His work has helped English speakers enjoy the
movie.
Thanks to 1 translation, China’s cultural influence is rising all over the
An
world. More and more translators from both China and 2 are working
introduction
hardonthiswork.
TheThree-BodyProblem
This HugoAward Winner has changed 3 people look at Chinese sci-fi.
The translator, Ken Liu, can speak Chinese and English, which made him the
most suitable to translate the story. He 4 translating the book word to
word. He tried to make English readers understand the story more 5 .
ManyforeignreadersliketheEnglishversion, 6 theformerUSPresident
BarachObama.
LegendsoftheCondorHeroes
Threepopular
Jin Yong and his wuxia novels are famous in China while that’s not 7
stories
true in the West because his works are hard to translate. The British translator
Anna Holmwood made many terms easy and natural to understand. When the
Englishversioncameout,itwasagreat 8 .
NeZha
When the movie Ne Zha hit theatres in North America, there was wide 9
aboutthe translation. People foundit hardto translate some Chinese phrases into
English.However,JerimiahWillhite,anAmericantranslator, 10 todoit.
TheEnglishspeakerscouldenjoythemoviewiththehelpofhiswork.
28任务型阅读（三）
根据短文内容在文章后表格中的空白处填入一个最恰当的词，每空一词。
Ahead of National Fire Prevention Day on November 9, firefighters in Shexian county in
NorthChina’sHebeiProvincereceivedmorethan1,000papercranes.Noteswrittenonthecranes
showed that the wishers were children from a school in a mountain area. They made the gifts to
say“thankyou”tothefirefighters.
“Youaremyhero,andIhopeIcanbeapersonlikeyoutosavepeopleindangerwhenI
grow up,” read one note on a pink paper crane.The relationship began in 1994, when firefighters
in the county heard that a student who did well in schoolwork faced difficulties continuing his
studiesbecausehisfamilywasn’tabletomakeendsmeet.
Thoughtheylivedonpoorincomes(收入)inthe1990s,somefirefightersstillgavehalftheir
incomestosupporttheboy.Moreover,astheyhelpedstudentsatGuanshuaHighSchoolwiththeir
physical training before the start of each term, they noticed that many came from poor families.
The firefighters made up their mind to give money away to students at the school every year, in
thenameoftheirfirestation.
Encouragedbythefirefighters,thestudentsalsolearnedtohelpothersinsociallife.“Twenty
years ago, I almost dropped out as my family couldn’t support my education,” said Li Tianbao,
nowateacherathisoldschool.“Itwasthefirefighterswhohelpedmeout.”
Li often tells his students, “We should be kind to others and love the world. ” Over 500
studentsfrompoorfamilieshavebeensupportedbythefirefightersinShexian.
★The firefighters in Shexian, a county in the 1 part of China,
receivedover1,000papercranes.
Ashortintroduction
★The children made the gifts to express their 2 to the
firefighters.
★In1994,theyfoundastudentcouldn’tcontinuehisstudiesbecausehis
The 3 for familywastoopoorto 4 it.
receivingpaper ★Thefirefighters were notrich enough, 5 , they donated half of
cranes their incomes to the students. They 6 to donate money to
studentsatGuanshuaHighSchooleveryyear.
★The firefighters set a good 7 for these students.As a result,
Theinfluence(影响) thestudentslearnedtogivebackto 8 .
onthestudents ★It was highly 9 for Li to drop out without these firefighters’
help.NowLitellshisstudentstopasson 10 andlove.
29完成句子
按所给的汉语，用英语完成下列句子。
1. 我们需要一些资金继续开展工作。
Wealsoneedsomemoneyto__________________________.
2. 对我们而言，与这些特殊的运动员们亲密合作，真是太棒了。
It’sgreatforusto___________________________________.
3. 记住，每个人都能做些事情来产生影响。
Rememberthateveryonecan___________________________.
4. 互联网给我们开启了一个全新的世界。
TheInternet_____________________________________tous.
5. 这些文物已经离开中国很久了。
Theseartifacts______________________________foralongtime.
6. 更多的衣物和书本将会提供给贫困地区的儿童。
Moreclothesandbooks____________________________forthechildreninpoorareas.
7. 尽管他精疲力尽，但他还是设法按时完成了工作。
Thoughhewas__________________________,he______________________ontime.
8. 那个自然保护区由湿地、森林和河流组成。
Thenaturereserve________________________________thewetland,forestsandrivers.
9. 几千年来，无锡以“鱼米之乡”而闻名。
WuXi__________________________ thelandoffishandriceforthousandsofyears.
10. 西蒙太激动了，不能清晰地表达自己。
Simonwas______________________________________________________________.
30书面表达
书面表达（一）
“文艺播种”志愿服务联盟正在招募志愿者。假设你是阳光中学八（1）班班长李华，
想在校英文报上刊登此消息来号召同学们积极参加，用自己的才艺宣传家乡。以“Howtobe
artvolunteers”为题写一篇英文稿。请你根据以下提示，帮他完成这篇稿件。
Topic Howtobeartvolunteers
Qualities kind,helpful,...
Manners behavepolitely,...(giveatleastoneexample)
Abilities begoodatsinging,dancing,...
Experiences joincharityshows,...
Others helpourhometownbewell-known,...
要求：1. 文章内容包含表中所有信息要点，省略部分适当发挥。
2. 词数90词左右，文章的开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
3. 语义通顺，意思连贯，条理清晰，字迹工整。
4. 文中不得出现真实的姓名，校名及地名。
I’mLiHua,themonitorofClass1,Grade8.VolunteersarebeingneededbytheAlliancefor
Volunteer Service of Seed of Culture and Art. I’d like you to join it. But how can we be art
volunteers? ▲
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▲
▲
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Manyhandsmakelightwork.Let’stakeactionrightnow!
书面表达（二）
进入初中两年来，你收获并成长了很多，14岁的你们将迎来期待已久的"青春仪式"。在"青
春仪式"上你将代表你们班，以“Howtobeagoodteenager”为题进行演讲，请根据下表提示写
一篇英语演讲稿。
Topic Howtobeagoodteenager
1. Inpublic...
Manners
2. ...
1. Don’ttalkwithfoodinthemouth,
Havingmeals
2. ...
1. Readmore
Study
2. ...
Hope ...
要求：
1. 文章内容包含表中所有信息要点，省略部分适当发挥。
313. 词数90词左右，文章的开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
3. 语义通顺，意思连贯，条理清晰，字迹工整。
4. 文中不得出现真实的姓名，校名及地名。
Dearfriends,
Itismygreathonortomakeaspeechhere.Iwouldliketotalkabouthowtobeagood
teenager. ▲
▲
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That’sall!Thanksforlistening.
书面表达（三）
阳光中学教学节即将到来，准备在八年级举行演讲比赛。演讲的主题是一年来自己学习和生
活上的成长与变化。假设你是李华，请准备90字左右的演讲稿参加比赛，具体内容如下：
Past Present
Study seldomreadbooks readmore,...
ridebikestoreduceairpollution
Goinggreen notrealizetheimportanceof...
(giveanotherexample)
Manners speakloudlyinpublic,... keepquiet,...
Caringfor spend pocket money on snacks ...
others and...
Future ...
要求∶
1. 文章内容包含表中所有要点, 省略部分适当发挥。
2. 词数90词左右, 文章的开头和结尾已给出, 不计入总词数。
3. 语义通顺, 意思连贯, 条理清晰, 字迹工整。
4. 文中不得出现真实的姓名, 校名及地名。
Hello, everyone. I’m LiHua from Class 1, Grade8. Back to thelife in thelast year,I thinkI
havechangedalotandmadegreatprogressinsomeways.
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Somuchforthis.Thanksforyourlistening.
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