八年级上英语月考单词

八年级英语上册月考试卷Ⅰ.单项选择（每小题1分，共20分）( ) 1. I have quite ______friends at school, so I feel happy.A. a fewB. a littleC. littleD. few ( ) 2. —he a teacher?—Yes, he is.A. IsB. AreC. WasD. be ( ) 3.This man has________ friends because he is not friendly.A. a fewB. a littleC. littleD. few ( ) 4. I want to go to the zoo. I feel very _________ to stay at home all day..A. interestedB. interestingC. boredD. boring ( ) 5. What Sally yesterday ?A. do; doB. does; doC. did; doD. do; did ( ) 6. — Did you enjoy the school trip?—.A. Yes, I doB. Yes, you doC. Yes, I didD. Yes, you did( ) 7. —________ do you play chess?— Three times a month.A. How muchB. How oftenC. How longD. How far( ) 8. —I often have hamburgers for lunch.—You’d better not. It’s bad for you _______ too much junk food.A. eatB. to eatC. eatingD. ate ( ) 9. — Do you play computer games?—No, _________. I don’t like them at all.A. alwaysB. neverC. usuallyD. often ( ) 10. What do you usually do _________ weekends?A. onB. ofC. inD. at( ) 11 Kate is good______ swimming. Swimming is good ______ her health.A. for; atB. at; forC. for; forD. at; at ( ) 12. My favorite saying is“Old habits die hard.”Sowe should have good habits. Do you think so?A. 姜还是老的辣B. 落叶归根C. 班门弄斧D. 旧习难改( ) 13._________ he is not very rich, he often gives his money to the poor people.A. ButB. WhenC. BecauseD. Although ( ) 14. Liu Mei is my good friend. She is _____ than me.A. outgoingB. more outgoingC. outgoingerD. outgoingger( ) 15.My mother says my friend is similar________ me, but I think she is different _________ me.A. as; fromB. to; fromC. to; toD. as; to ( ) 16.I don’t really care if my friends are the same _______ me or different .A. asB. fromC. asD. from ( ) 17. The twins ______ tall and fat.A. both areB. are bothC. bothD. are all ( ) 18. Mr. Bean enjoys ________jokes and alwaysmakes us happy.A. to makeB. makesC. makingD. make ( ) 19. Is your cousin as ______ as you?A. tallB. tallerC. tallestD. the tallest ( ) 20. My shoes are than hers.A. bigB. biggerC. more bigD. bigerⅡ.完形填空（每小题1分，共10分）Do you love music? Yes? Some boys and girls in Jing’an Middle School love music, too. 21 also have dreams (梦想) of being musicians. But their dreams are difficult t o achieve (实现), 22 they have no money (钱) to 23 a piano, a guitar or a violin.Do you want 24 them? If you do, come and 25 us. We’ll have a great sale at Students’ Home in our school. 26 watches, clothes, schoolbags and many other things will be 27 sale here. We’ll use the money to help the 28 in Jing’an Middle School.We 29 buy pianos, guitars or violins for them, or give the money to them, and they can have music 30 .Our sale is from next Monday to Wednesday. We welcome all of you.( )21. A. We B. They C. You D. I( )22. A. and B. or C. because D. so( )23. A. play B. find C. buy D. show( )24. A. help B. helps C. helping D. to help ( )25. A. join B. teach C. thank D. see( )26. A. Relaxing B. Big C. Tidy D. Nice ( )27. A. in B. at C. on D. with( )28. A. teachers B. students C. boys D. girls ( )29. A. do B. don’t C. can D. can’t ( )30. A. stories B. libraries C. parties D. lessonsⅢ. 阅读理解（每小题2分，共40分）(A)Kathy is a 20-year-old girl. She is happy because shestarts a new job at a radio station today. She takes bus No. 72 to work. The bus ride takes about 25 minutes. Kathy wants to get to her office (办公室) early this morning, so she can make a good impression (印象) on her new boss (老板).The bus usually comes to the bus stop at 7:10, but now it is 7:15. The bus is late. Kathy must get to the radio station before 7:50. She wants the bus to come in 5 minutes. If it doesn’t, she will need to call her boss and tell him that she will be late. That will be too bad.根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

八年级英语第二次月考英语试卷一、词汇〔20分〕(A): 根据首字母和汉语提示补全单词。

1. I’m 〔口渴的〕, I think I should have something to drink.2.Ruben is very 〔聪明的〕.3.He talked too much yesterday, so he had s sore 〔喉咙〕.4 .F__________ is quite important to everyone. We all need friends.5.People who have something wrong with their teeth should see a 〔牙医〕.6. Tom watches TV t________ a week, but I watch TV once a week.7. Drinking milk is good for your h_________.8. I’m t________ and I’d lik e something to drink.9. Are you going bike r_________ tomorrow afternoon ?10. I’m going f_________ with my grandpa by the river this Sunday.〔B〕：根据句意，用括号中所给单词的适当形式完成句子。

11. A lot of (visit) visited our school last year.12. It takes me ten minutes (get) to my home by bus.13. The famous actor just finished (make) his new movie.14. There are six (sheep) in his family.15. Some of (we) are good at swimming.16.My mother often _____ to work by bike. (go)17What are you doing for vacation?--I _______________ my sister. (look after )18. “I have a toothache.〞“You should _______ a dentist.〞 (see)19 Mary ______ to do her homework. (have)20. Lucy is _____________than Li Li. (popular)二、单项选择〔20分〕〔〕1.—How often does your sister surf the internet?—About .A. three timeB. three timesC. three time every dayD. three times a day〔〕2. —When is your father going to Hong Kong?—He is going there July 28th.A. onB. atC. inD. to〔〕3. Thank you for me find my little cat yesterday.A. helpB. helpsC. helpedD. helping 〔〕4.Are you good at ?A. swimB. swimmingC. to swimD. swam〔〕5. —Could I please use your computer? — .A. Yes, I can.B. Yes, you can’tC. Sorry, you can’tD. No, I can’t.〔〕6. — does it take you to watch TV? —About forty minutes.A. How longB. How muchC. How oftenD. How many〔〕7. I am very because I don’t like exercise.A. healthB. healthyC. healthilyD. unhealthy〔〕8. Judy a stomachache, so she eat anything for twenty-four hours.A. has; shouldB. have; shouldC. has; shouldn’tD. have; shouldn’t〔〕9. My friend likes singing and talking with others. But I often stay at home to watch TV. So my friend is _______ than me.A. seriouserB. more seriousC. calmerD. more outgoing〔〕10. —How does he get to work? —He a bike.—How long does it him to get from home to the office?—It him 20 minutes.A. rides; takes; takesB. rides; take; takesC. ride; takes; takesD. ride; take; takes( ) 11. “______ are you going?〞“I’m going to the library.〞A. WhoB. WhenC. WhatD. Where( ) 12. Tony likes sports very much. She’s very _______.A. outgoingB. athleticC. kindD. funny( ) 13. Liu Ying is ______than Wang Mei.A. funnyB. more funnyC. funnierD. funnier ( ) 14. “_______hours do you sleep everyday?〞“Nine.〞A. How longB. How manyC. How muchD. How often ( ) 15. Thanks for ______me to your birthday party.A. inviteB. invitationC. invitingD. ask ( ) 16.My parents _____eat junk food, because it’s bad for our health.A. oftenB. neverC. sometimesD. always( )17. “______did it start?〞“about two days ago. 〞A. How longB. How oftenC. How muchD. When( ) 18. I’m not feeling _____. I want to go to see the doctor.A. wellB. tiredC. thirstyD. hungry ( )19. “I’m stressed out.〞“You should _________.〞A. lie down and restB. eat an appleC. listen to some musicD. go to bed early( )20. I’m going to Beijing ______the 12th.A. inB. onC. atD. for三、完形填空〔20分〕：Hi Jerry, Thank you 1 your invitation to 2 your school next week. I am sorry I 3 come. I’m not going to be 4 next week. On Monday, I have a piano lesson 5 8:00 5 10:00 in the morning, and I have to study for the English test in the afternoon. On Tuesday, I am 6 a friend from my hometown at the airport. On Wednesday, I am 7 tennis with my friends. I have to look after my 8 grandpa on Thursday. On Friday, I’m helping one of my classmates 9 his English. I am busy 10 week.( )1. A. with B. to C. for D. in( )2. A. visit B. watch C. look D. study ( )3. A. mustn’t B. have to C. can’t D. couldn’t( )4. A. very busy B. free C. happy D. well ( )5. A. at ……to B. from ……to C. at ……and D. from……at( )6. A. meeting B. phoning C. making D. going( )7. A. playing the B. joining C. having D. playing( )8. A. ill B. sadly C. healthy D. sick ( )9. A. talk B. studying C. with D. for( )10. A. whole the B. the all C. all D. the whole四、阅读理解〔20分，每一小题2分〕：A、B篇要求阅读短文选择正确答案(A)Mr. and Mrs. Long had one daughter. Her name was Lena. She was eighteen years old. Lena lived with her parents and worked in an office. She had some friends, but she didn’t like any of the boys very much.One day she met a very nice man. He was young. His name was Watts and he worked in a post office. They became friends and he came to Lena’s parents house twice. Lat week Lena said to her father, “I’m going to marry〔嫁给〕 Watts, Daddy. He was here yesterday.〞“Oh, yes.〞her father answered. “He ‘s a nice boy, but has he got muchmoney?〞“Oh, no, both of you are the same,〞 the daughter answered angrily. I met Watts on the first day of June and the next day he asked me, “Has your father got much money?〞( ) 1. Mr. and Mrs. Long had a ______.A. sonB. grandsonC. daughterD. granddaughter( ) 2. Lena worked _________.A. in a schoolB. in an officeC. in a factoryD. in a hospital( ) 3.Lena had a few friends before she came to know Watts, but she _____.A. liked no one very muchB. like all of themC. didn’t know their namesD. di dn’t talk to them about their work( ) 4. Last week Lena asked her father _______.A. to help her find a good husbandB. to let her marry(嫁给) ＷattsC. to give her some money to buy a houseD. to let her work in a big city( ) 5. Lena got angry because ______.A. her father didn’t like her boyfriend, WattsB. her father asked her to make friends with moneyC .her father and Watts only thought of moneyD. her parents asked Watts to give them too much money(B)Please look at the Flight Timetable and choose the right answers.(departure=leaving)〔〕6.You’ll go to Australia. You can only take when you reach Beijing Airport at eleven forty.149 C. CA147 D. CA167〔〕7. If you spend fourteen hours and ten minutes going to France, you must stay in on the way.A. Hong KongB. ShanghaiC. MoscowD. Chengdu〔〕8. It will take you to reach England if you stop in Hong Kong.A. nine hours and twentyB. ten hours and thirty-fiveC. twelve hours and fiftyD. ten hours and forty-five〔〕9.You may in Beijing if you want to go to America.A. take one planeB. take two planesC. take three planeD. not take any planes〔〕10. How many planes may you take in Beijing if you want to go to Australia?A. OneB. TwoC. ThreeD. Four.五、.从方框内选择符合的单词或者短语，并用其适当形式填空〔10分〕。

八年级上册英语第二次月考分类复习-词汇一．词汇(A)根据句意和汉语注释，写出正确的单词1. Samuel (数数) from 1 to 100 and finally fell asleep.2. __________ (记录) the study time every day is a good habit for you3. With its help, I can see much _____________(清晰) pictures.4. The poor animal (死亡)yesterday because of its il lness.5. Jim only told his secrets to three friends, but ___(没有一个)of them kept it for him.6. Lily_______（描述）the beauty of Guilin to me and made me really want to go there．7._____________(令人难过的是), farmers cut down trees and forests.8.Please tell me the _____________ (结果) of the exam! How I want to know them!9. A windy day is _______________ (极好的) for flying kites.10.The housing price (上升) quickly in 2016.11. Her heart ________ fast when she received the letter. (跳动)12. The local____[ˈgʌvənmənt]should take actions to protect the environment at once.13. Kanas Lake is a very beautiful place. A large number of ___________ ['tʊərɪsts] come here to visit it.(B) 根据句意，用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。

英语月考八年级重点单词1. Abandon - (v.) to leave behind or give up completelyExample: The soldiers had to abandon their position and retreat.2. Abbreviate - (v.) to shorten or reduce in lengthExample: Please abbreviate the word "Department" to "Dept."3. Absent - (adj.) not present; missingExample: Sarah was absent from school today because she is sick.4. Abstract - (adj.) existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existenceExample: The painting was abstract, with no clear subject or meaning.5. Accommodate - (v.) to provide lodging or make room forExample: The hotel can accommodate up to 200 guests at a time.6. Accomplish - (v.) to succeed in doing or completing somethingExample: She worked hard and was able to accomplish her goal.7. Accumulate - (v.) to gather or collect over a period of timeExample: Over the years, he has accumulated a large collection of stamps.8. Accurate - (adj.) correct in all details; exactExample: The scientist's calculations were accurate to the decimal point.9. Achieve - (v.) to successfully bring about or reach a desired objective or resultExample: With hard work and determination, she was able to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.10. Adapt - (v.) to adjust or modify to fit new conditions or circumstancesExample: The plant had to adapt to survive in the desert climate.11. Adequate - (adj.) satisfactory or sufficient in quantity, quality, or degreeExample: The supplies were adequate to meet the needs of the entire team.12. Administrate - (v.) to manage or organize the affairs of a business or institutionExample: He was hired to administrate the company's finances.13. Adolescent - (n.) a young person who is in the process of developing froma child into an adultExample: Adolescents often experience significant physical and emotional changes.14. Affection - (n.) a gentle or loving feeling towards someone or somethingExample: The puppy showed affection by wagging its tail and licking my hand.15. Aggressive - (adj.) ready or likely to attack or confrontExample: The aggressive player was given a yellow card for fouling his opponent.16. Agriculture - (n.) the science or practice of farming, including the cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals Example: The farmers specialize in agriculture and produce a variety of crops.17. Alleviate - (v.) to make less severe or lessen a problem or burdenExample: The medication helped alleviate her pain.18. Alternative - (n.) a choice or option available as a substitute for something elseExample: If you don't want coffee, there is an alternative of tea.19. Amateur - (n.) a person who engages in a particular activity for pleasure rather than as a professionExample: She is an ** photographer and enjoys taking pictures in her free time.20. Ambitious - (adj.) having a strong desire to succeed or achieve somethingExample: He has always been an ambitious student, aiming for top grades.21. Analyze - (v.) to examine methodically and in detail for the purpose of explanation or interpretationExample: The scientist will analyze the data to draw conclusions.22. Ancient - (adj.) belonging to the very distant past, especially before the end of the Western Roman Empire in AD 476Example: The ruins of an ancient civilization were discovered in the jungle.23. Animation - (n.) the technique of photographing successive drawings or positions of models to create an illusion of movement when the film is shown as a sequenceExample: The Disney movie was created using animation techniques.24. Annual - (adj.) occurring once every yearExample: The school holds an annual sports day for all students.25. Anticipate - (v.) to expect or predict something will happen or be doneExample: I anticipate that we will finish the project by next week.26. Apparent - (adj.) clearly visible or understood; obviousExample: It was apparent from his smile that he was happy.27. Appropriate - (adj.) suitable or proper in the circumstancesExample: Please wear appropriate attire for the wedding.28. Aptitude - (n.) a natural ability to do somethingExample: She has an aptitude for playing the piano.29. Arrogant - (adj.) having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilitiesExample: The arrogant man always boasted about his accomplishments.30. Arrange - (v.) to organize or make plans for something to happenExample: We need to arrange a meeting to discuss the project.31. Ascend - (v.) to go up or climbExample: They began to ascend the mountain early in the morning.32. Assemble - (v.) to gather together or come together in one placeExample: The students were asked to assemble in the courtyard for the assembly.33. Assert - (v.) to state a fact or belief confidently and forcefullyExample: She asserted her opinion during the debate.34. Assess - (v.) to evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of somethingExample: The teacher will assess the students' understanding through a quiz.35. Assign - (v.) to allocate or appoint someone or something to a particular task or roleExample: The teacher will assign homework for the weekend.36. Assist - (v.) to help or support someoneExample: John will assist his father in preparing dinner.37. Associate - (v.) to connect or link things togetherExample: She tends to associate summer with happy memories.38. Assume - (v.) to suppose to be the case, without proofExample: I assume that the meeting will be held in the conference room.39. Attribute - (n.) a quality or characteristic of someone or somethingExample: One of her best attributes is her ability to listen.40. Audience - (n.) the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event, such as a play, concert, or meetingExample: The audience applauded enthusiastically after the performance.41. Authentic - (adj.) genuine; realExample: The painting was confirmed as authentic by art experts.42. Authority - (n.) the power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedienceExample: The police have the authority to arrest individuals who break the law.43. Automatic - (adj.) working by itself with little or no direct humancontrolExample: The door opens automatically when you approach it.44. Avoid - (v.) to keep away from or prevent from happeningExample: I try to avoid eating too much junk food.45. Aware - (adj.) having knowledge or perception of a situation or factExample: She was aware of the potential dangers of swimming alone.46. Bargain - (n.) an agreement between two or more parties as to what each party will do for the otherExample: She got a great bargain on the new shoes during the sale.47. Benefit - (n.) an advantage or profit gained from somethingExample: Regular exercise has many benefits for your health.48. Beware - (v.) to be cautious and alert to the dangers ofExample: Beware of the slippery floor after it rains.49. Beverage - (n.) a drink; especially one other than waterExample: I'll have a hot beverage, like tea or coffee.50. Bias - (n.) a prejudice in favor of or against something or someone, usually considered unfairExample: The reporter's bias was evident in her article.51. Bilingual - (adj.) able to speak two languages fluentlyExample: The child is bilingual because he speaks both English and Spanish.52. Biology - (n.) the study of living organisms, divided into many specialized fieldsExample: She is majoring in biology at university.53. Boast - (v.) to talk with excessive pride and self-satisfaction about one's achievements, possessions, or abilitiesExample: He always boasts about how much money he makes.54. Boundary - (n.) a line that marks the limits of an area; a dividing lineExample: The river serves as the boundary between the two countries.55. Brief - (adj.) lasting only for a short period of time; conciseExample: Please give me a brief summary of the report.56. Calculate - (v.) to determine the amount or number of something mathematicallyExample: The students were asked to calculate the area of the rectangle.57. Campaign - (n.) a series of coordinated activities designed to achieve a particular goal, usually political or socialExample: The candidate launched a campaign to raise awareness about climate change.58. Cancel - (v.) to decide or announce that an event planned will not take placeExample: The concert was canceled due to bad weather.59. Capable - (adj.) having the ability, fitness, or quality necessary to do a particular thingExample: He is a capable leader who can handle difficult situations.60. Capital - (n.) the city or town that functions as the seat of government and administrative center of a country or regionExample: London is the capital of England.61. Caption - (n.) a title or brief explanation appended to an article, illustration, or cartoonExample: The caption under the photo described the location and dateit was taken.62. Capture - (v.) to take into one's possession or control by forceExample: The police were able to capture the escaped prisoner.63. Casual - (adj.) relaxed and unconcerned; not regular or permanentExample: Dress code for the party is casual, so you can wear jeans and a t-shirt.64. Cautious - (adj.) careful to avoid potential problems or dangersExample: He is always cautious when crossing the street.65. Celebrity - (n.) a famous person, especially in entertainment or sportsExample: Many celebrities attended the award ceremony.66. Ceremony - (n.) a formal religious or public occasion; a series of acts performed according to a prescribed orderExample: The graduation ceremony was held in the school auditorium.67. Challenge - (n.) a task or situation that tests someone's abilitiesExample: The math problem presented a challenge for the students.68. Champion - (n.) a person who has defeated or surpassed all rivals in a competitionExample: He was recognized as the champion of the chess tournament.69. Character - (n.) the mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individualExample: Honesty is an important character trait.70. Charitable - (adj.) relating to the assistance of those in need; generous or forgivingExample: They donated a large sum of money to the charitable organization.71. Civilization - (n.) the stage of human social development and organization that is considered most advancedExample: Ancient Egypt was known for its highly advanced civilization.72. Clarity - (n.) the quality of being clear, in particularExample: The teacher emphasized the importance of clarity in writing.73. Classic - (adj.) judged over a period of time to be of the highest quality and outstanding of its kindExample: Shakespeare's plays are considered classics of English literature.74. Code - (n.) a system of words, letters, figures, or symbols used to represent others, especially for the purposes of secrecyExample: The Morse code was used to transmit messages in the past.75. Collaborate - (v.) to work jointly on an activity, especially to produce or create somethingExample: The students collaborated on a group project.76. Collapse - (v.) to fall down or give way suddenly from physical pressure or exhaustionExample: The building collapsed after the earthquake.77. Colleague - (n.) a person with whom one works, especially in a profession or businessExample: She had lunch with her colleagues at work.78. Collect - (v.) to bring or gather together items from different sourcesExample: He likes to collect stamps as a hobby.79. Combination - (n.) a joining or merging of different thingsExample: The recipe calls for a combination of spices.80. Comfortable - (adj.) providing physical ease and relaxation; free from stress or tensionExample: The chair was soft and comfortable to sit on.81. Command - (v.) to give an authoritative order; to control or direct with authorityExample: The captain commanded his team to attack.82. Commence - (v.) to begin or startExample: The presentation will commence at 9 AM sharp.83. Communicate - (v.) to share or exchange information, news, or ideasExample: We can communicate through email or phone.84. Compete - (v.) to strive to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over othersExample: The athletes will compete in the upcoming tournament.85. Compose - (v.) to create or write a piece of music or literatureExample: He composed a beautiful symphony for the orchestra.86. Comprehensive - (adj.) including or dealing with all or nearly all elements or aspects of somethingExample: The textbook provides a comprehensive overview of the subject.87. Concentrate - (v.) to focus one's attention or mental effort on aparticular object or activityExample: She found it difficult to concentrate on her homework withall the noise.88. Concept - (n.) an abstract idea or general notionExample: The concept of time travel has fascinated scientists for years.89. Concern - (v.) to cause anxiety or worryExample: She was concerned about her friend's well-being.90. Conclusion - (n.) a judgement or decision reached after considerationExample: In conclusion, I believe we should take action to address this issue.。