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新目标(Go for it)版初中英语八年级上册期中卷

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    Fights at school sometimes happen. But how can you keep away from a fight? Here's something you can do.

    Becalm (冷静). Sometimes, you feel so angry that you really want to teach somebody a lesson. But being angry can't solve problems. Neither can a fight. Instead, it may bring you more problems. In the school, everyone involved (卷入) in a fight will be punished, no matter who started it. There are no winners in a fight.

    Shout loudly. If you know someone is coming up behind you to attack (攻击), turn toward the person with your hands up in front of your body and loudly say "stop" before walking away. Loud voice can usually make the attacker calm down. If the person doesn't stop, cry for help by calling out the name of a teacher whose office is nearby.

    ________ Your friend may ask you to join in a fight. Learn to say no. Helping him fight is not really helpful to him. If you really want to give him a hand, try to ask him to give it up. Also, you can tell him if he gets involved in a fight, he may get hurt and be punished. Then, try to learn why he wants fight and help him find right way to deal with the problem.

(1)、How many pieces of advice does the writer show?
A、Two. B、Three. C、Four. D、Five.
(2)、If someone wants to fight with you, you'd better ________.
A、run home as fast as possible B、gather your friends to fight C、call the police up for help D、try to make the attacker calm down
(3)、Which of the following sentences can be put in the ________?
A、Face bravely. B、Join in a fight. C、Learn to refuse. D、Talk to someone.
(4)、The passage is written in a (n)________ tone (语气).
A、sad B、angry C、serious D、crazy
(5)、The best title for the passage is"________".
A、Help students keep away from fights B、Try to make students not fight C、Advise students to help each other D、Get all students to work hard
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 阅读理解

As we know, children around the world have all kinds of ways to go to school. Mostly, they go to school by bus, by bike or by subway. However, in some places, children have to climb mountains or cross rivers to reach their schools. Let's have a look!

In Ladakh, India, children have to take a road covered in ice to go to school. The road is 100 km long and it usually takes children about four days. They and their parents have to go on this journey twice a year to reach their boarding school (寄宿学校).

In Tunkhel, Mongolia, children have to travel 10 km of icy roads to reach school. To get there faster, they have to ride a horse. On the snowy roads, they always have to be careful while riding. Also, they have to watch out for wild dogs on the way. Their school doesn't have enough rooms for classes, so children have classes in turn, younger ones in the morning and older ones in the afternoon.

The three sisters Julia, Yulissa and Kenya live in a village of Nicaragua. It often rains there. Every morning, they climb into their boat to row (划船) to school. They have to watch out for snakes hiding in the trees over the river. They also have to make sure that the boat does not fill up with water—because it has many holes and could sink (沉没) at any time.

Although in these places, it's dangerous and difficult for children to go to school, they don't give up. For them, it's the only way to have a better future.

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The People's Bank of China came out the {#blank#}1{#/blank#}(five ) edition of the RMB from August 30, 2019. The paper money has brighter colors and new safety features.

We've been using paper money for about 1,000 years. Back in the Northern Song Dynasty, Chinese people {#blank#}2{#/blank#}(make) the worlds earliest paper money to replace metal coins. The paper money {#blank#}3{#/blank#}(call) jiaozi at that time. Paper money is cheaper to make and {#blank#}4{#/blank#}(easy) to carry. These advantages made it more popular than other {#blank#}5{#/blank#}(form) of money. But now, in the digital(数码) age, paper money seems {#blank#}6{#/blank#}(be)disappearing for the same reason. China seems to be heading towards becoming a cashless society. From supermarkets to street stores, people pay by {#blank#}7{#/blank#}(use) the We Chat Wallet and Alipay apps on their mobile phones. Sweden is even {#blank#}8{#/blank#}(close ) to a future without paper money than others. Many Swedish banks even no longer have cash on hand.

But there are worries about creating cashless societies. Some say it is unfair to the poor and people without much education. It's not easy for them to open bank accounts or use mobile phones {#blank#}9{#/blank#}( pay). And if all of your money is "digital", it may not be safe enough. Is paper money going away? Although paper money is used less than electronic payment in some countries, it {#blank#}10{#/blank#}( not disappear) at once in most parts of the world.

 请阅读下面短文,根据所提供的信息,回答5个问题,要求所写答案语法正确,语义完整切题。

Which animal do you like? A baby panda, a frog (青蛙), or a snake? Most people choose the baby panda. Why? Because they like cute, hairy animals and think animals like the frog and the snake are not cute at all.

Lucy Cooke wants people to respect (尊重) all animals. Who is Lucy Cooke? Why does she want to show people the importance of other animals? Cooke is a zoologist, a scientist who studies animals. She worries about the future of all animals. Scientists need money to study and protect animals, but they get less money for animals like frogs and snakes.

"There are so many television shows about cats, dogs and bears," Cooke says. To get people interested in less popular animals, Cooke writes stories about them online. She also makes online videos about them. Many of her videos are fun to watch and a lot of people love them.

Cooke is especially interested in frogs and other amphibians (两栖动物). Some of these are in danger. She wants people to notice and protect these animals. She says by saving them, we also save other animals that eat them for food.

Thanks to Cooke's online videos and stories, many people began to care about (关心) less popular animals and are now trying to do something for them.

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