八年級英語期末復(fù)習(xí)專題練習(xí)《完形填空2》含答案

./八年級英語期末復(fù)習(xí)專題練習(xí)《完形填空2》〔一DanielandAmyweregoodfriends,buttheydidn'tliveneareachother.Oneevening,theywentoutforapartybuttheycouldn'tgo1hometogetherbecausetheirhomeswereindifferentdirections."Be2onyourwayhome,"AmysaidtoDaniel."Iwouldbe3ifourhouseswerenearer.""Metoo,"answeredDaniel.Thestreetswerevery4atthattimeoftheeveningbecausetherewasalmostnobodyaround.ThenextmorningwhenDanielmetAmy,hesaidtoher,"Doyouknowwhathappenedtome5Ileftyoulastnight?""No,"answeredAmy:"Whathappenedtoyou?""Well,"Danielsaid,"whileIwaswalkinghomealongthequietstreetnearmyhouse,a6cameupbehindme,pulledmynecklace<項鏈>offmyneckandthenranawaywithit.""Whatdidyoudothen?Haveyoubeentothepolice?""No,"Danielsaidwithasmile."Whynot?"askedAmyin7."Because,"Danielsaid,"whenthemanpulledmynecklace,Iturnedbacksuddenlyandputmy8outtotrytostophim.Icaughtachainroundhisneck,andpulledit9him.Themanwasafraidandranawayquickly.Youknow,mynecklaceisacheapone.Itissilver<銀的>,buthisis10realgold<黃金>!IfIwenttothepolice,Imighthavetogiveitbacktohim."<>1.A.backB.outC.inD.to<>2.A.helpfulB.carefulC.hopefulD.safe<>3.A.happierB.betterC.braverD.easier<>4.A.wetB.coldC.quietD.dark<>5.A.whenB.beforeC.whileD.after<>6.A.policemanB.neighbourC.teacherD.robber<>7.A.joyB.silenceC.surpriseD.sadness<>8.A.footB.handC.legD.finger<>9.A.awayB.offC.outD.from<>10.A.madewithB.madefromC.madeofD.madeup〔二Hi!MynameisAnn.Iam16yearsold.Inevertrytoloseweight1Iamslimandbeautiful.Why?BecauseIkeepa2diet.Forbreakfast,IalwayshavesomebreadandaneggandI3aTherearefourlessonsinthemorning.Atteno'clockwhenIamnotstudying,IsometimeseatoneortwopiecesofsugarbecauseIneedlotsof4.Lunchusuallybeginsathalfpasttwelve.Iofteneat5beef,riceandvegetablesforlunch.MymumsaysthatlunchisveryimportantandI6misslunchatschool.Onehourafterlunch,Ieatsome7.Forexample,Ieatoneappleortwobananas.Ilikebananasbest.Idrinkthreeorfourglassesofwaterintheafternoonbecausethereisnocalories8water.Fordinner,Ioftenhavesoupandvegetables.Tomatoesaremyfavourites.Iusuallyhavedinnerathalfpastseven.Afterdinner,Idon'teatordrink9Igotobed.Ineverplaybasketballorvolleyball.ButI10a<>1.A.butB.so.C.whenD.if<>2.A.longB.smallC.bigD.healthy<>3.A.eatB.drinkC.takeD.get<>4.A.moneyB.waterC.foodD.energy<>5.A.anyB.someC.littleD.few<>6.A.usuallyB.oftenC.sometimesD.never<>7.A.breadB.meatC.vegetablesD.fruit<>8.A.onB.inC.withD.without<>9.A.whenB.afterC.beforeD.while<>10.A.runB.walkC.rideD.drive〔三Manypeopleliketravellingontheirholidays.Theygoto1,seasideorforests.Somepeoplelike2,sotheyliketovisitsomeoldinterestingplaces.Inmanycountries,thetravelagency<旅行社>canhelpyou3yourholiday.Youcantellthetravelagencywhatkindof4youlike,howmuch5youwanttospend,andthetravelagencywillgiveyoualotofinformationaboutwheretogo,how6there,wheretostayandwhatkindofactivitiesyoucandothere.7theholidaysis8"Packageholiday".9is,youjustpaythemoney,andthetravelagencywillplan10foryou.Itmeansyoudon'tneedtoworryabouttheticketsforthetrainorfortheplaneorthehotelactivities.<>1.A.schoolsB.shopsC.hillsD.theGreatWall<>2.A.historyB.musicC.countryD.city<>3.A.planB.findC.getD.take<>4.A.weatherB.holidayC.trainD.city<>5.A.waterB.dayC.timeD.money<>6.A.toleaveB.togetC.toeatD.todrink<>7.A.BothB.AllC.OneofD.Everyoneof<>8.A.writtenB.readC.foundD.called<>9.A.ThatB.WhatC.HowD.This<>10.A.everythingB.nothingC.anythingD.something〔四Childrenarealoneathome.It'sreportedthatinEngland,amongtheparentsofthechildren1between11and16,halfofthemdon'tknow2theirkidsdoafterschool,because77%oftheparentshaveto3.30%ofthemiddleschoolstudentscomebackhometofindthat4isathome.Therearen't5centresinEnglandforchildrentoplayin.Therearen'tgoodafter-schoolactivitiesforthem,either.About650thousandteenagersstayathomeafterschool,or60therteenagersoutside.TheofficialAnneLongfieldsays,"Kidsneed7care,butparentsare8withwork.Thisisaproblem.9oftenfeellonely<孤獨(dú)的>.Itmakesthemfalltocrime<犯罪>10.Thegovernmentneedstothinkofagoodwaytohelpthesekids."<>1.A.namedB.bornC.agedD.sounded<>2.A.whatB.howC.thatD.why<>3.A.cookB.studyC.workD.play<>4.A.somebodyB.anybodyC.everybodyD.nobody<>5.A.enoughB.oldC.bigD.small<>6.A.tellB.meetC.watchD.take<>7.A.noB.moreC.lessD.many<>8.A.pleasedB.carefulC.busyD.angry<>9.A.TeachersB.OfficialsC.ParentsD.Kids<>10.A.hardlyB.easilyC.luckilyD.only〔五Lastmonth,myfamilyhadatriptoShinOsaka,Japan.It1about3hourstogettherefromTokyobyShinkansen.Shinkansenisakindoftrain.Itisvery2anditdoesnotstopateverystation.Wewereonitforabout3hours9sowehadalotof3aboutourtown.Italkedwithmyfriends,4theviewandplayedcardgames.ItwasalotoffunsoI5thatitwasashorttravel.Everyonelookedvery6aboutthetrip.Iwasexcitedtoo,andwasthinking7KyotoandShinOsakawouldlooklike.Atlunchtime,weatemisokatsu.Itwasmyfirsttimetoeatit8ittastedverynice.WhenwearrivedatShinOsakaStation,wefoundtheviewwasverydifferent9thatofTokyo.Wevisitedsomebeautifultemples.Afterwe10toTokyo,everyonetalkedaboutthetrip.Wewereveryhappy!Wealsoputthephotosonline.<>1.A.spentB.costC.tookD.paid<>2.A.fastB.slowC.goodDbad<>3.A.funB.timeC.friendsD.words<>4.A.sawB.hadC.lookedD.lookedat<>5.A.toldB.feltC.decidedD.suggested<>6.A.tiredB.excitedC.boredD.interested<>7.A.whatB.howC.whenD.which<>8.A.butB.andC.thoughD.or<>9.A.withB.ofC.betweenD.from<>10.A.returnedB.arrivedC.reachedD.went〔六Escapingafireisaseriousmatter.Knowing1tododuringafirecansavelife.Itisimportanttoknowthe2youcanuseandshowthemtoeveryoneinthefamily,suchasstairways<樓,梯>andfireescapes,butnotlifts.Fromthelowerfloorsofthebuilding,escape3windowsispossible.Learnthebestwayofleavingthroughwindowswiththe4chanceofgettinghurt,Thefirstfloorwindowisusuallynotveryhighfromtheground.Anaverage<普通的>person,5bythefinger-tips<指尖>willhaveadropofaboutsixfeettotheground.Itisaboutthe6ofanaverageman.Ofcourse,itis7tojumpashortwaythantostayinaburning<燃燒>building.Windowsarealsousefulwhenyouare8help.Besuretokeepthedoorclosedbeforeopeningthewindow,orsmokeandfiremaybedrawnintotheroom.Keepyour9lowatthewindowtobesureyougetfreshairratherthansmokethatmayhaveleaked<滲>intotheroom.Onthefirstorsecondfloor,the10windowsforescapearethosewhichopenontoaroof<房頂>.Fromtheroofapersoncandroptothegroundmoresafely.Droppingontocement<水泥>mightendininjury.Bushesandgrasscanhelptobreakafall.<>1.A.howB.whenC.whereD.what<>2.A.ideasB.usesC.waysD.thoughts<>3.A.inB.throughC.aboveD.below<>4.A.fewestB.mostC.leastD.biggest<>5.A,hangingB.lyingC.tryingD.standing<>6.A.weightB.heightC.lengthD.distance<>7.A.morecomfortableB.saferC.moredangerousD.funnier<>8.A.refusingB.thinkingofC.waitingforD.dreamingof<>9.A.handB.footC.neckD.head<>10.A.worstB.bestC.hardestD.lowest〔七Inanageofcomputers,peopledon'tneedtogoouttodosomething.Theycandoalmost1ontheInternet.Theywatchmovies,listentomusic,shopandsearchforinformation2searchengines<引擎>likeGoogle.Googleisapowerfulsearchengine.Typeakeywordintoitandyou'llfind3youwant.ButI'mnotheretopromote〔宣傳Google.I'dlike4you5theword"Google"becameaverb<動詞>outofasuccessfulcompany'sname.IntheUSA,whenpeoplewanttofindsomething6theInternet,theydon'tsay,"Let's7itontheInternet!"8,theysay,"Let'sGoogleit!"Americansoftenusethephraseintheirdailylife.Theverb"Google"isbecomingmoreandmorepopular.TheOxfordEnglishDictionaryaddedit9aInChina,thesamegoesforBaidu,apopularChinesesearchengine.TalktoChineseyouthaboutsearchingforatopiconlineandtheymightsay,"Let'sBaiduit!"Thelanguageischangingsoamazingly.10greattheworldis!Let'sGoogleit!Let'sBaiduit!<>1.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.every<>2.A.inB.onC.withD.use<>3.A.whoeverB.whateverC.whereverD.whichever<>4.A.totellB.tellC.toldD.telling<>5.A.thatB.whenC.whatD.how<>6.A.atB.onC.inD.by<>7.A.findB.lookforC.searchforD.findout<>8.A.ThereforeB.BecauseC.InsteadD.Opposite<>9.A.likeB.beC.ofD.as<>10.A.HowB.WhatC.WhereD.Who〔八Sometimespeoplecomeintoyourlifeandyouknowrightaway.Theymayhelpyoulwhoyouareorwhoyouwanttobe.Youneverknowwhothesepeoplemaybe-aneighbour,afriend,alover,orevenacompletestranger.Butwhenyoulockeyeswiththem,youknowat2verymomenttheywillaffectyourlifeinsomeway.Thepeopleyoumeet,the3andfailureyouexperience,helptocreatewhoyouareandwhoyouwillbecome.Eventhebadexperiencescanbe4from.Infact,theyaresometimesthemost5ones.Ifsomeonelovesyou,givelovebacktotheminwhateverwayyoucan.Notonlybecausetheyloveyou.butbecausetheyareteachingyoutoloveandhowto6yourhearttothings.Ifsomeone7you,forgivethem.Becausetheyhavehelpedyoulearnabouttrustandtheimportanceof8cautious<謹(jǐn)慎的>towhomyouopenyourheart.Makeeverydaycount.Treasure<珍惜>everymomentand9youmayneverbeabletoexperienceagain.Talktopeoplethatyouhave10talkedtobefore.Youcantakeanythingyouwishofyourlife.Createyourownlifeandthencarryoutandlivewithnoregrets.<>1.A.findoutB.thinkaboutC.lookforD.giveout<>2.A.thisB.thatC.theseD.those<>3.A.thingsB.sadnessC.successD.goodness<>4.A.knownB.madeC.broughtD.learned<>5.A.beautifulB.importantC.difficultD.comfortable<>6.A.giveB.tellC.closeD.open<>7.A.hurtsB.hatesC.beatsD.likes<>8.A.doingB.caringC.beingD.closing<>9.A.anythingB.nothingC.everythingD.something<>10.A.everB.neverC.oftenD.always〔九Earlyinthemorning,atnoon,orintheeveninginthebigcityandinthecountryside,allacrosstheUnitedStates,youcanseeAmericansrunning.Menandwomen,1andoldarerunning.Peoplerun2alongthebeachesofCalifornia,3CentralParkinNewYork,downquietstreetsinsmalltownsoratthegyms.Runningdidn'tusetobesopopular.Inthe1960s,runnerswere4athletesandhealthystrongpeople.Inthosedays,whenpeoplesawarunner,theyusedtoask,"Hey,what'sthehurryfor?"ortheymightsayto5,"Ishecrazy?"Womenalmostnever6.Iftheydid,theymighthearamanshout,"IfIcatchyou,canIkeepyou?"Buttodayallthesehave7.Menandwomenofall8enjoyrunning.DoctorssaymanyofthehealthproblemsintheUnitedStatescomefromthesebadhabits:eatingtoomuch,smokingcigarettes,andexercisingto09.Doctorstellus,"Eatless,don'tsmoke,andexercisemore."Runninghelpsmostpeople10weight.Anditisalsogoodexercisebecauseithelpsbuildstrongheartsandlungs.<>1.A.youngB.smallC.bigD.little<>2.A.anywhereB.somewhereC.elsewhereD.nowhere<>3.A.byB.throughC.withD.on<>4.A.mostlyB.hardlyC.most.D.more<>5.A.themB.themselvesC.theirsD.they<>6.A.thoughtB.ranC.saidD.worked<>7.A.changedB.stoppedC.workedD.done-<>8.A.peopleB.citiesC.villagesD.ages<>9.A.manyB.lessC.muchD.little<>10.A.giveB.increaseC.improveD.lose〔十Longago,therelivedacaptainnamedBravo.Hewasfamousforbeingverybrave.Oneday,apirate<海盜>shipcametoBravo'sship.Bravo'smenbecamel.CaptainBravoshouted,"Bringmemyredshirt."Thenthecaptain2theshirtandled〔帶領(lǐng)hismenintoabattle,Finally,they3thepirates.Lateronthatday,anothertwopirateshipsattacked<攻擊>CaptainBravo'sship.Thecaptain4calledforhisredshirt.Onceagain,5thefightingwashard,Bravo'steambeatthetwoships.Thatevening,allthemensataroundatable.Theytalkedaboutthe6.ofthatday.Oneofthemaskedthecaptain,"Sir,whydoyoucallforyourred7beforefighting?"Thecaptainanswered,"IfIaminjuredinthefight,theshirtwillnot8myblood.Thatwayyoumenwill9fighting,andnotfeelscared."Allofthemenfelt10atthecourageofsuchabraveman.Theyfinallyknewwhythecaptainwasnamed"Bravo".<>1.A.excitedB.boredC.braveD.frightened<>2.A.tookoffB.askedforC.putonD.calledfor<>3.A.foughtB.beatC.leftD.visited<>4.A.evenB.onceC.everD.again<>5.A.thoughB.ifC.whenD.because<>6.A.shipsB.piratesC.fightsD.captains<>7.A.hatB.coatC.heartD.shirt<>8.A.addB.showC.predictD.see<>9.A.stopB.keeponC.finishD.dependon<>10.A.surprisedB.importantC.angryD.interested〔十一Notlongago,Imadeupmymindtoreadalotofbookstogetmoreknowledge.SoIwenttothelibraryand1happilywithseveralbooks.Butafterafewdays,IFeltimpatient.The2offinishingallofthemseemedimpossible,becauseIalwaysFoundit3tocalmdowntoreadawholebook.Ididn'tknowwhattodowithit.Then4onedayIthought,"Whynotmakereadingfun?"Itgaveme5again.Readingisajourneyofspirit.Everytimewereadabook,weareactuallytalking6thewriter.Itriedtoputallmyeffortintohisorherbooks,7Icouldfeelallofhisorherhappinessandsuffering.Nowbookshavebecomepartofmylife.Attitudescanmakeagreat8.Someoneoncesaid,"Eventhoughthesituationisbad,peoplestillhavefreedomto9theirattitudes."So,don'tcomplainaboutyourstudyorwork.Ithelps10.Trytoseethingsinadifferentway.Thiswillchangethesituationandhelpyoualot.<>1.A.sangB.jumpedC.returnedD.danced<>2.A.wayB.habitC.suggestionD.idea<>3.A.hardB.interestingC.happyD.easy<>4.A.sadlyB.quicklyC.suddenlyD.hardly<>5.A.adviceB.hopeC.timeD.knowledge<>6.A.withB.aboutC.ofD.at<>7.A.becauseB.thoughC.butD.so<>8.A.decisionB.differenceC.discussionD.promise<>9.A.announceB.chooseC.showD.hide<>10.A.nothingB.anythingC.everythingD.something〔十二ChicagoandNewYorkarefamousfortheirtallbuildings,butCaliforniacannotbe.Itsbuildingshavetobefamous1theirhistoricalimportance.Californiaisa<n>TheSanAndreasFault<圣安德烈亞斯斷層>isacauseofearthquakes.Itisalongcrack<裂縫>intheearththatstartsfromSoutherntoNorthernCalifornia.Rocksinsidetheearthmoveandtheearth3.Theseearthquakesmakethefaultbigger.ThemostfamousearthquakeinCaliforniahappenedin1906.It4mostoftheyoungcityofSanFrancisco.Peoplerebuiltthecity.Theylookedatthebuildingsthat5fallintheearthquakeandlearnedmoreaboutbuildingsinCalifornia.Tallbuildingscanbe6inearthquakes.TodayCaliforniahascodes<準(zhǔn)則>thatsay7LosAngeleshasseveralearthquakeseachyear.Thetallbuildingsmovealittleandeveryonetakesadeepbreath.Usuallytouristsandnewcomersarethemost8.PeoplewhogrewupinCaliforniasay,"We're9toit!"EarthquakesdonotstopthebuildingindustryinCalifornia,buttheydomakearchitects<建筑師>workalittleharder.Thebuildingstheydesignhavetolookgoodandstandupinanearthquake.Thesebuildingsshowthatpeoplearenot10tobuildinCalifornia.ThesebuildingsaregoodexamplesofmodernCaliforniaarchitecture.<>1.A.atB.toC.ofD.for<>2.A.windB.sandstormC.earthquakeD.flood<>3.A.shakesB.jumpsC.runsD.does<>4.A.builtB.destroyedC.testedD.made<>5.A.mustn'tB.didn'tC.won'tD.doesn't<>6.A.safeB.quietC.dangerousD.interesting<>7.A.howB.whatC.whyD.which<>8.A.surprisedB.excitedC.frightenedD.interested<>9.A.sorryB.sadC.gladD.used<>10.A.afraidB.happyC.funD.willing〔十三MarkHillisatrafficpoliceinWatford,nearLondon.HeworksinsomeofthebusiestlinBritain."Therearetrafficpolice2twenty-fourhoursaday.Therearethreeshifts<輪班>eachday,andeachshiftis3hours.Usuallywehavetodealwiththreeorfour4eachshift.""Wedealwithanyonewhoishurtintheaccident.That's5thing.Thenwehavetocleartheroadandgetthetrafficmovingagain.""Youmustbecarefulwhiledriving.Mostaccidentshappenbecausepeopledrivetoo6.Especiallywhentheroadsarewet,it'smore7.Sometimeswehaveaccidents8driversdon'tfollowtherules.Forexample,I'veseenalotofdriverswhopasstheothercars9theleft.It'snotrightinBritain.Ifyouwanttopassthecarsinfront,youhavetogointothefastlaneontheright.""Ilovemyjob.Itmakesmefeelexcitedeveryday.Ineverknow10I'mgoingtodofromonedaytothenext.AndImeetallkindsofpeople.Idon'tthinkthere'sanyotherjobthatcangivemethatexperience."<>1.A.schoolsB.shopsC.streetsD.hotels<>2.A.onholidayB.ondutyC.onshowD.onTV<>3.A.eightB.fifteenC.eighteenD.twelve<>4.A.lessonsB.newsC.gamesD.accidents<>5.A.thefirstB.thelastC.thesecondD.theonly<>6.A.fastB.carefullyC.slowlyD.patiently<>7.A.safeB.dangerousC.coolD.hard<>8.A.andB.soC.butD.because<>9.A.atB.forC.inD.on<>10.A.whatB.howC.whereD.which〔十四ChinatowninTorontoisthethirdbiggestintheworld.Thetwo1onesareinSanFranciscoandNewYork.IfyouvisittheChinatowninToronto,youcanbelievethatyouwilleasilyspendawholeafternoonjustwalkingaroundtheChinatownandtastingtheatmosphere<氛圍>.WhatIfindthemostappealing<吸引人的>areallthedifferentkindsof2.Youcan'tseesomanybeautifullightsinotherplaces.Ialsolovethefoodthatisondisplay3.Anyshopwillofferyouamillionthingsthatyouprobablyhavenever4before.Thereisalargenumberof5looking<andsmelling>food.Howcanyourefusetheduckorchickenhangingattherestaurant6?ItisfunforEnglishspeakerstogetaround.TheclerksatmanyshopscannotspeakEnglishandeventhepolicestationhas7writingsonthewindows.Youcanfindalltypesof8atChinatownandtherearemanyshopsandrestaurantsalongtheroads.Chinatownisalways9andnoisyduringtheweekends.You'llsee10withtheirproductsdispla