《2025年多维互动提优课堂八年级英语上册译林版提升版》

( )9.—I don't think cycling is as exciting as climbing.
—That's because you can't ride well. ______,both of them are interesting.

A.Above all
B.In fact
C.As a result
D.At last

答案： 【解析】：
这是一道英语选择题，考查的是对短语的理解以及上下文语境的推断。题目提供了一个对话场景，其中一方认为骑自行车不如爬山刺激，另一方则反驳说因为前者骑车技术不好，并补充说两者都很有趣。我们需要从四个选项中选择一个最符合语境的短语。
A选项"Above all"意为“最重要的是”，不符合语境；
B选项"In fact"意为“事实上”，用于更正或强调某个观点，符合语境；
C选项"As a result"意为“结果”，不符合语境；
D选项"At last"意为“最后”，不符合语境。
根据对话内容，第二个人是在更正第一个人的观点，并强调两者实际上都很有趣，因此B选项“In fact”最符合语境。
【答案】：
B

( )10.The task is very difficult. ______,few people can help us with it. So we must do our best.

A.Since
B.Moreover
C.Otherwise
D.Instead

答案： 【解析】：这是一道英语选择题，考查的是连词和副词的用法。题目给出了一个句子，其中有一个空白处需要填入一个合适的词。我们需要根据句子的意思和语境，从四个选项（A.Since，B.Moreover，C.Otherwise，D.Instead）中选择一个最符合题意的答案。
A选项“Since”通常用于表示原因或时间，但在这个句子中，前后两部分并没有明显的原因或时间关系，因此A选项不合适。
B选项“Moreover”是一个副词，表示“此外，而且”，用于补充说明前面的内容。在这个句子中，“任务非常困难”和“很少有人能帮助我们”是两个相对独立但又相互关联的信息，用“Moreover”来连接可以很好地表达出这种递进关系。
C选项“Otherwise”表示“否则”，通常用于提出一个与前面相反或不同的条件或结果，但在这个句子中并没有这样的语境。
D选项“Instead”表示“代替”，通常用于提出一个与前面不同的选择或方案，但在这个句子中并没有提到任何替代方案。
综上所述，B选项“Moreover”最符合题意。
【答案】：B

( )11.—Remember to turn off the lights when you leave the classroom.
—______.

A.No,I won't.
B.OK,I will.
C.Yes,I do.
D.No,I don't.

答案： 【解析】：
这是一道英语日常交际用语的题目，考查的是对祈使句“Remember to do sth.”（记得去做某事）的肯定回答。在英语中，对于此类祈使句的肯定回答，通常使用“OK, I will.”来表示“好的，我会的”。选项A“No, I won't.”和D“No, I don't.”都是否定回答，与题意不符；选项C“Yes, I do.”通常用于回答以助动词do开头的一般疑问句，也不符合题意。
【答案】：
B

( )12.—______ have you stayed in this hotel?
—Not long,just ______ this Wednesday.

A.How soon；since
B.How long；since
C.How soon；from
D.How long；from

答案： 【解析】：
这道题目考查的是对英语疑问词和介词的理解及运用。题目是一个对话，询问的是在某地停留的时间长度以及回答的具体时间。
第一个空需要填入的词应该与时间长度相关，`How soon`通常用于询问将来的某个时间点还有多久，而`How long`用于询问时间长度或物体的长度。根据回答“Not long”，我们可以确定第一个空应该填`How long`。
第二个空后面的“this Wednesday”是一个具体的时间点，需要用一个介词来表示从这个时间点开始到现在的时间长度。`since`用于表示从某个时间点开始到现在的时间段，而`from`只是表示起点，不表示时间段。因此，第二个空应该填`since`。
【答案】：
B. How long；since

( )13.—I became a teacher 15 years ______. I have been a teacher ______ 2007.
—That means you have taught here ______ about 15 years.

A.ago；since；for
B.before；for；since
C.ago；in；for
D.ago；since；after

答案： 【解析】：本题主要考查时间状语的用法以及介词的正确使用。
第一空，题目中提到“15年前我成为了一名老师”，这里需要用到一个表示过去时间的词，"ago"用于表示从现在往回推的时间，符合语境，而"before"通常用于表示在某个时间点之前，不单独使用表示“多久前”；第二空，“I have been a teacher ______ 2007”表示从2007年开始我一直是老师，这里需要用到一个表示从某个时间点开始的介词，"since"正好符合，表示从过去某一时间点持续到现在；第三空，“you have taught here ______ about 15 years”表示你在这里教了大约15年，这里需要用到一个表示时间段的介词，"for"用于表示持续了多久的时间段。综合三个空，只有选项A（ago；since；for）符合语境。
【答案】：A

( )14.—Would you mind ______ here?
—______. The seat has been taken by an old person.

A.my sitting；You'd better not
B.me sitting；Of course
C.I sitting；Certainly not
D.me sitting；No,you wouldn't

答案： 【解析】：
这道题目考查的是英语日常交际用语以及固定搭配。题目中“Would you mind...”是一个固定句型，用于询问对方是否介意做某事，其后通常跟动词的-ing形式。对于此句型的回答，通常要根据语境来判断对方的意愿。另外，还需要注意固定搭配“mind one's doing sth.”表示“介意某人做某事”，其中one's是形容词性物主代词。
首先，我们分析第一个空。由于“mind”后应接动词的-ing形式，并且要用形容词性物主代词，所以应选择“my sitting”，表示“我坐在这儿”。
接着，分析第二个空。根据答语“The seat has been taken by an old person.”（这个座位已经被一个老人占了。）可知，此处应表示介意对方坐在这儿，所以应选择“You'd better not”（你最好不要）。
【答案】：
A；You'd better not。

( )15.—Do you know how to ______ a crying baby?
—Sorry,I don't know. I think it's too hard.

A.fall down
B.come down
C.break down
D.calm down

答案： 【解析】：
这道题目考查的是动词短语辨析。题目给出了一个对话场景，询问如何处理一个正在哭泣的婴儿。我们需要从四个选项中选择一个最符合语境的短语。
A选项“fall down”意为“摔倒”，与题目语境不符；
B选项“come down”意为“下来”，同样不符合语境；
C选项“break down”意为“出故障，垮掉”，也不适用于描述处理哭泣婴儿的情况；
D选项“calm down”意为“冷静下来，平静下来”，符合语境，即如何使一个哭泣的婴儿平静下来。
【答案】：
D

四、完形填空(15 分)
An Indian mum lost parts of her two legs during a tornado(龙卷风). She saved her children's lives by protecting them with her own body.
The 36-year-old Stephanie Decker said in a(n) 1 that she picked up her two children early from school when a big storm was coming near. They were in the family's underground room when the storm 2.
“I have never seen such a strong wind before,” Decker said. “As soon as the glass broke,the whole house started shaking.” She had no time but to make a 3 decision to save her children at once, 4 them up in a blanket and throwing herself on top of them.
“Everything started crashing into my 5,” she said. “My children were screaming,‘Mummy,I can't live without you；please don't let me die.’ And I said,‘We're not going to die,and we are going to make it.’” 6,her children were safe from the storm completely unharmed.
Decker lost one leg above the knee and the other above the ankle.
“When I looked down at my legs,I 7 what had happened. I was afraid that something more terrible would happen, 8 I took my phone,and made a video to my husband.” Decker said. “I prayed to survive(幸存),that I want these kids to have a mum and I did not want them to grow up without me.”
Her prayers(祈祷)were 9 by a neighbour. He ran for help and found an officer travelling in a car. The officer used tourniquets(止血带)to stop her blood loss.
“It was pretty 10 my wife was able to survive. My children are here because of her,” Stephanie's husband Joe told the reporter. “I let her know that nothing else is important. She's going to be here for our kids,and she gets to see them grow up.”
( )1. A. interview B. guide C. play D. speech
( )2. A. dropped B. rushed C. hit D. blew
( )3. A. different B. quick C. hard D. special
( )4. A. dressing B. giving C. putting D. tying
( )5. A. face B. head C. back D. neck
( )6. A. Suddenly B. Recently C. Hopelessly D. Luckily
( )7. A. realized B. believed C. remembered D. wondered
( )8. A. and B. so C. but D. as
( )9. A. answered B. allowed C. missed D. refused
( )10. A. interesting B. boring C. worrying D. amazing

答案： 1. A
2. C
3. B
4. C
5. C
6. D
7. A
8. B
9. A
10. D