《2025年学霸组合训练八年级英语上册译林版泰州专版》

二、阅读理解
| 题目 | 体裁 | 字数 | 难度 | 建议用时 | 实际用时 | 正确率 |
| 尴尬的情绪 | 说明文 | 335 | ★★★★ | 8分钟 | ____分钟 | ____/4 |
“When I was at primary school,I put my shoes on the wrong way round. I didn't notice,but my friends did.” —Max,aged 13.
“I said to a friend that my teacher looked like a lion with her new hairstyle,and then realized the ‘lion’ was right behind me.” —Ella,aged 12.
Have you ever experienced such moments? Embarrassment(尴尬) is a feeling that can make you laugh,cry and want to hide forever. Falling over in a shop or accidentally calling your teacher “Mum” might feel like the end of the world. But not everyone thinks it's a big deal. What feels terrible to one person might be easily laughed off by another. Whatever you are feeling embarrassed about,remember that it's natural to feel this way.
Scientists believe embarrassment is a way of teaching us not to repeat mistakes. You feel embarrassed because you care too much about what other people think of you. Even if you think everyone saw you with cream on your face,studies show that fewer people notice than you think.
Embarrassment can't be avoided in our life,so why not learn some tips for dealing with it?
Try making a joke out of it. If something isn't very serious,a joke may help. For example,you are listening to music so carefully that you walk into the wall. What to do? Say like “The wall is truly harder than my head!” Laughter can show people that there's nothing to worry about.
Talk to a person you trust. If someone is making you feel stupid,this is a type of bullying. Sometimes embarrassment can stop you trying new things. If this happens,it's better to share your feelings with a person you trust. ▲ Sometimes we're embarrassed when we do something wrong to others. In that case,try saying how sorry you are and that you regret what happened. Facing the mistakes bravely can be a first step in moving on.
( C)1. How does the writer start the text?
A. By giving advice.
B. By listing numbers.
C. By sharing experiences.
D. By showing opinions.
( B)2. Which of the following situations will make you feel embarrassed?
A. You get high scores in the maths exam.
B. You break your neighbour's window carelessly.
C. Your pet cat is lost and you can't find it.
D. You watch a scary movie with your classmates.
( B)3. Which of the following can be put into “ ▲ ” in the last paragraph?
A. Forget what has happened.
B. Be brave to say sorry.
C. Stop making silly mistakes.
D. Tell someone your feelings.
( A)4. What is the best title for the text?
A. Facts about Embarrassment
B. Ideas about How to Avoid Mistakes
C. Moments We Feel Embarrassed
D. Advice on Dealing with Embarrassment

答案： 【解析】：
这是一道英语阅读理解题，主要考查学生对文章主旨、细节和语境的理解能力。文章主要讨论了尴尬情绪这一主题，通过分享几个孩子的尴尬经历来引入话题，然后分析了尴尬情绪产生的原因和如何处理尴尬情绪的建议。题目类型包括主旨题、细节题和推理题。
1. 第一题是主旨题，需要判断作者如何开始文章。通过阅读文章开头，可以发现作者通过分享几个孩子的尴尬经历来引入话题，因此答案是C，即通过分享经验开始文章。
2. 第二题是细节题，需要判断哪种情况会让人感到尴尬。通过阅读文章和选项，可以发现B选项“你不小心打破了邻居的窗户”是一个尴尬的情况，因为这会让人感到内疚和尴尬，而其他选项都不会直接导致尴尬情绪的产生。
3. 第三题是推理题，需要根据文章语境填入合适的句子。通过阅读文章最后一段，可以发现文章在讨论如何处理尴尬情绪，特别是在做错事对他人造成困扰时应该如何道歉。因此，B选项“勇敢地说对不起”最符合语境。
4. 第四题是主旨题，需要判断文章的最佳标题。通过阅读文章，可以发现文章主要讨论了尴尬情绪的相关知识，包括尴尬情绪的产生原因、如何处理尴尬情绪等。因此，A选项“关于尴尬的事实”最能概括文章主旨。
【答案】：
1. C
2. B
3. B
4. A