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Hobbies are very important to a person. Without having any hobbies, life won’t be as colorful as it should be.

I have a number of hobbies, such as collecting stamps, playing musical instruments(乐器), reading, and doing sports. When I am free, I will spend time on my hobbies. When I am in a blue mood(情绪低落), I will also do my hobbies to cheer myself up.

Hobbies can help us improve our moods. Many hobbies require you to put your heart in them. For example, when you play a musical instrument, you have to practice over and over in order to perform(表演) good music. After a period(一段时期) if you still enjoy it, gradually(逐渐地) it will become a hobby of yours. But remember, a hobby is like gold under the ground; no hobby will come to you unless you dig it out yourself. If you can treat study as one of your hobbies, learning will be more enjoyable. I hope all of you can find your own hobbies and also have fun from them.

【小题1】What makes our life colorful?
A.Playing musical instruments.B.Collecting stamps.
C.The blue mood.D.The hobbies.
【小题2】Hobbies sometimes can make a person ________.
A.feel unhappyB.find gold under the ground
C.cheer himself/herself upD.perform badly
【小题3】If we want to have a hobby, we must ________.
A.practice over and overB.put our heart in it
C.spend a lot of money on itD.All the above.
【小题4】How can we make our study enjoyable?
A.By practicing over and over.B.By improving our moods.
C.By treating our study as a hobby.D.By doing homework.
【小题5】Which of the following is WRONG?
A.Hobbies are important to a person.
B.Playing musical instruments is a kind of hobby.
C.If we often do something and don’t enjoy doing it, it will be our hobby some day.
D.A hobby can be gold if we dig it out.
20-21八年级下·内蒙古呼伦贝尔·期末
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Delia was a young pianist with a kind, generous nature. Her husband Joe was a young painter who is honest and hardworking. They lived in a small flat after they got married.

Each of them was taking lessons—Joe with a famous art teacher, and Delia with a great pianist from Germany. They were the best teachers, so lessons were expensive, more than they could really afford, but... when you love your art, nothing is too much.

And soon the money began to run out and they couldn’t afford the lessons any more. Then one day Delia came home and told Joe that she had met a man. The man’s daughter, Sally, wanted to learn the piano and he was going to pay her 50 dollars an hour.

“Delia,” Joe said, “I’d be much happier if you go on with your lessons.” Delia said that it didn’t matter. She said, “When I’ve earned some money, I’ll start again. When you love your art, nothing is too much.” But Joe decided that he was also going to stop his lessons and paint pictures and try to sell them.

A few days later, Joe came home and proudly took 200 dollars from his pocket. Delia laughed and asked him where he’d got it from. “A man from Vermont bought one of my paintings. And he wants to buy more!” So the two of them were happy for a while. They didn’t have to worry anymore about finding the money to buy food and pay the bills. They missed their lessons, but that didn’t seem to matter.

Then, one day, Joe came home and saw that Delia’s hand was covered in a bandage(绷带). He asked her what had happened and if she was all right. “Oh,” said Delia. “My student, Sally asked me to make some coffee for her. So I did and I dropped the coffee and burned my hand. But she went straight to the medicine shop and got this bandage for me.”

Joe sat down and told Delia to sit down too. “Delia, what have you been doing the last two weeks?” he asked. She tried not to tell him, but then the tears began. “Oh Joe, I couldn’t get students so I got a job as a waitress in a restaurant. And today I burned my hand with hot water. So I can't work any more. I’m sorry, Joe, but we'll still have money from the man in Vermont, won’t we?”

Joe looked at her. “There’s no man in Vermont,” he said. “I haven’t sold any paintings. I’ve been working in a medicine shop, and today someone came from the restaurant to buy bandages fora woman who’d burned her hand. So when I saw you—well, I guessed.”

They both laughed. “So we’ve told each other lies,” said Joe. “But when you love your art, ...” Delia put her fingers to his lips. “No, Joe,” she said. “When you love someone, nothing is too much.”

【小题1】Who does the underlined word “They” mean in the passage?
A.The young couple Joe and Delia.B.The rich man and his daughter Sally.
C.The art teacher and the German pianist.D.The man in Vermont and the waitress.
【小题2】How did Joe feel when he heard Delia’s decision in Paragraph 4?
A.Worried.B.Excited.C.Interested.D.Happy.
【小题3】Which is the correct order of the following?
a. Joe took painting lessons and Delia took piano lessons.
b. They decided to stop their lessons and earn some money.
c. Their money ran out so that they couldn’t afford the lessons.
d. Delia and Joe told the truth to each other and laughed happily.
e. Delia and Joe got married and lived in a small flat in New York.
A.e-a-c-b-dB.a-e-c-b-dC.a-e-d-b-cD.e-d-a-c-b
【小题4】Why did Joe and Delia both laughed after finding out the truth?
A.They would go on with their lessons.B.They thought they did something interesting.
C.They didn’t have to worry about money.D.They told lies to care much about each other.
【小题5】What does the writer want to tell us?
A.The value of art.B.The power of love.
C.The meaning of work.D.The importance of money.
Once upon a time, there was a garden in the village. Its owner was an old man. He had been away for several years to visit his friends. It was a large lovely garden with soft green grass and beautiful flowers. While the old man was away, some children came to play in the garden every afternoon. The birds in the garden sang so sweetly that the children used to stop their games to listen to them. For them, the time they spent there was the happiest they had ever had.
One day the old man came back. When he saw the children playing in his garden, he was very angry. "What are you doing here?" he shouted. "Nobody except myself is allowed to play in my garden." The children were terrified and ran away. Then spring came, but it was still winter in the old man’s garden. There were blossoms (花) and birds all over the village, except in the garden. The birds didn’t like singing in his garden, since there were no children." Why is spring arriving so late this year?" the old man thought. "How pretty it would be if it were spring now!" One morning, the old man was woken up by some sounds. He heard birds singing and children laughing. When he opened the window, he saw the birds sitting in the trees and the children running about happily. "I’m sure spring has come. What I’m seeing is the most ______scene (场景) I have ever seen, and the sounds which I’m hearing are the most beautiful in the world," said the old man.
【小题1】When the children were enjoying themselves in the garden, the old man ______.
A.was happy to watch them
B.was away to visit his friends
C.pretended that he didn’t see them
D.was angry but didn’t drive them off
【小题2】What did the children think the old man was like at first?
A.KindB.CreativeC.OutgoingD.Terrible
【小题3】The underlined word "spellbinding" in the passage means "______"in Chinese.
A.迷人的B.无聊的C.普通的D.丑陋的
【小题4】Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A.The old man’s garden was small but pretty.
B.The old man didn’t like the birds in his garden.
C.The old man was anxious (渴望)for a peaceful life.
D.The birds and the children made the old man’s garden full of life again.

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