浙江省杭州市西湖区2021-2022学年八年级上学期期末英语试题

试卷第1页，共10页 浙江省杭州市西湖区2021-2022学年八年级上学期期末英语试题

学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________

一、阅读单选

Below is the menu at Coco’s Tea Shop. Take a look at it and answer the questions.

Tea,Black Tea ＄40

Green Tea ＄40

Wulong Tea ＄30 JuiceGuava Juice ＄60

Grape Juice ＄60

Watermelon Juice ＄40

Orange Juice ＄50

Lemon Juice ＄60

CakeCheese Cake ＄70

Chocolate Cake ＄70

Banana Cake ＄70

Apple Pie ＄80

**Our juice are 100% from the fruit, hand-made, and fresh. **Any juice with a cake is

＄100 at tea time, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

**You can choose your tea either hot or cold, but all juice is cold.

**People who carry their own bottles with them can save ＄5 on the drink.

1．How many kinds of tea does Coco’s Tea Shop serve? ________

A．Three. B．Four. C．Five. D．Six.

2．It’s 2:30 p.m.. Mike would like a grape juice with a chocolate cake. How much is he going

to pay? ________

A．＄70. B．＄70. C．＄100. D．＄130.

3．Who can save money on the drink at Coco’s Tea Shop? ________

A．People who make the drink themselves.

B．People who take their own bottles to the shop.

C．People who buy take away drinks.

D．People who live near Coco’s Tea Shop.

试卷第2页，共10页 Smart Spender

Rita and David Grant and their twins, Jack and

Sophie, had a problem with money: they wasted（浪费）it. “We spent all our money before the end of

the month,” says Rita. “David and I are

hard-working, but we never saved anything and we

had no money for vacation! Last month, the Grants

went on a TV show called Smart Spenders. For four

weeks, TV cameras followed them to see how they

spent their money. Some of the results were quite

interesting: April 1—30

Coffee ＄75

Taxis ＄98

Restaurant meals ＄297

Movie theater tickets ＄96

Total ＄566 Now the Grants understand why

they never have any money! “We’re

going to be smarter with our money

now and stop wasting it on

unnecessary things,” says Rita. “We

don’t need them! We’re going to stop

eating out and David isn’t going to go

out for expensive coffee—he can

make it at home. I’m going to start

taking the bus instead of taxis, and

Jack and Sophie aren’t going to go to

the movie theater every

weekend!”“We’re going to save

money for the children’s college

education,” says David. “And next

year, we’re going to go on vacation. It

taught us that what we spend—or

don’t spend—is as important as what

we earn!”

4．How long did the TV cameras follow the Grant? ________

A．For about four days. B．For about a week.

C．For about a month. D．For about a year.

5．How much did the Grants pay for eating out according to the table（图表）? ________

A．75 dollars. B．96 dollars. C．98 dollars. D．297 dollars.

6．What are Rita and David going to save money for? ________

A．Children’s college education. B．Children’s smart clothes.

C．Children’s expensive meals. D．Children’s movie tickets.

7．What does the underlined word “It” refer to? ________

A．The TV show. B．The homemade coffee.

C．The last holiday. D．The bus ride. 试卷第3页，共10页

Lucky Boy Who is Paid to Play

Eight-year-old James began his first job this year—as a tester for a toy (玩具) factory.

He plays with new toys before anyone else and says what he thinks of them. His reviews (评论) are posted on the Internet so that other children can see them. He doesn’t get money, but

every month the toy factory pays him in toys.

James became a toy tester after winning a competition. Children had to write to the toy

factory and say why they should get the job. James worked very hard so that he could win. He

wrote a long letter, drew some pictures and added a photo of himself dresses as Pierro, his

favorite toy character, “ James’s letter made us excited and moved, ” said a factory worker.

“Toy testers need to give us good feedback (反馈) . They also need to think of ways to make

the toys better. They even need to come up with ideas for new ones! James is great at all of

these things.”

Before he started his job, James had some speech problems and he was shy. However,

“ the job has made James more confident (自信) and outgoing,” said his mum. His teacher

agreed. “James is better at talking to people now,” he said. “He has also home very

hard-working! He wants to show everyone that he can keep up with both his jobs and his

schoolwork.”

James is a caring and warm-hearted boy. After he got the free toys from the factory, he

gave some of them to his primary school. He is also going to give some to the local hospital

so that more children can enjoy them. It seems that everyone is benefiting from James’s new