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期末復(fù)習(xí)短文語法填空專練題閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。1Jackisafamouswriternow.Buthesaidhe1notagoodstudentwhenhewasyoung.Hewasoftenlateforclassanddidn’tlike2(do)hishomework.Sometimeshe3(sleep)inclasswhiletheteacherwasteaching.Hedidn’tunderstandmuch,buthealwaysthoughtheunderstoodeverything.Onedaytheteacher4(ask)thestudentsaquestion,“WhenJohnwastenyearsold,hisbrotherwastwenty.Johnisfifteennowandhowoldishisbrother?”Jackanswered,“That’seasy.Hisbrotheristwiceasold5John,soheisnowthirty.”Anothertime,theteacherinascienceclassasked,“6itthunders(打雷),whydowealwaysseethelightbeforewehearthesound?”“But,MissWhite,”saidJack7(quick).“Can’tyouseeoureyesarein8ofourears?”The9(three)time,theteacherinabiologyclassasked,“Whycanfishswiminthewater?”“But,MissWhite,”saidJackquickly.“don’tyouknowfishcan’t10(walk)onland?”123456789102111213141516171819203WhenmybrotherandIwerekids，wesometimes21(fight).OnedayIjumpedoverthegatetogodownstairswhenmybrotherwasdoingthelaundry.Butmybrotherwasin22way，soIhithimbymistake.Thenhehitmebackonmyhead.Ihadbeenalreadyangrybecausemydaddidnotallowme23(go)tothemoviesinthemorning.Therefore，Iarguedwith24(he).Andthenwefought25ourdadstoppedus.Ithenfoundbloodonmyhand.Mybrother'snosewasbleeding26(bad).Aboutanhourlater27Icooledoff，IrealizedthatIwaswrong.Hewasmybrother.Iwassupposedtogetonwell28him.Isaidsorrytohimandwebecameascloseaswe29(be)before.Todayismybrother'sbirthday.Wetalked30thatonhisbirthdayparty.Happybirthday，mydearbrother!212223242526272829304DoyouknowhowChinesefamilieshavetheirlifeeveryday?Doyouwanttoknowmoreaboutthem?TheGreensareatypicalChinesefamily.Theyliveabusy___31___.Mrs.Green___32___asateacherinaschool.Therearemanychildrenforherto___33___careofeveryday.Sosheistiredandfeelsalotof___34___.Mr.Kingisamanagerofabigsupermarket.Hisbossalwayspareshiswork___35___others’andhehastosellenoughproductseverymonth.Ifnot,thebosswillbeangrywithhim.LifeisbusyforAlan,too.Heisamiddleschoolstudent.Togetgood___36___,hehastopetewith___37___classmatesatschool.Heisevenbusieronweekends.___38___hehastotakesomeafterschoolclasses.Hewantsto___39___outpartoftheseclasses,buthisparentsdon’tagree.Hefeelssotired.Hethinkshisparentspushhimtoo___40___.Whatshouldhedo?313233343536373839405OnedayIwokeupatmidnight.Itwasraining.Icouldheartherain41________(beat)heavilyagainstthewindowsofmyhouse.I42______(try)togobacktosleepbutitwastooloud.Icouldn’tcountthesecondsbetweenthunderandlightninglikewhatI43________(usual)did,becausetherewerealot.SuddenlyIheardthesoundofbreakingglass.Ifoundthewindwastoostrongandit44________(push)theglassdownandtheraincameintothehousethroughthe45_______(break)window.Therainwatercameinveryfastandthewaterwasrisingto46_____(I)ankles.WhatshouldIdo.ThenIhad47___idea.Itwastoopenthefrontdoorandletthewatergooutofthehouse.Igottothefrontdoor,butitwasdifficulttoopenthedoor48________itwaspushedtightlybythewater.49____lastIopenedagapandthewaterranawayquickly.Afterabouttwo50_______(hour)therainstopped.Iwassohappytoseethesuninthemorning.414243444546474849506Iwasatarestauranteatingmydinner.Andtherewasafather51(sit)withhistwoyounggirls.Thegirlswereaskingabouteverythingandanything.Iwas52(interest)intheirendlessquestions.Oneofthe53(girl)lookedatmeandaskedherfather,“Daddy,54isshewearingthat?”Asaforeignerinthiscountry,Istill55(wear)mynationaldresseveryday,soIoftenheardpeopletalkaboutme.Herfathersaidsomethingthatmademyheartsowarm.Hesaid,“Therearedifferentcountries,culturesandlanguages56theworld.Weallhavetolearnaboutthem.”Hethenshareda57(person)experiencewithhisdaughter.Hesaid,“Youknowwhat,girls?Ilivedabroadandlearned58(speak)Spanishmanyyearsago.Ireallylearnedalot.Whenyougrowup,youmustgotovisitdifferentcountries.That59(be)amazing!”Thisishowparentsshouldteachtheirchildrenlove,acceptance,understandingandrespect.Itstartsfrom60earlyage.Childrencopythewaytheirparentstalkanddothing.Theyaretheirrolemodels.515253545556575859607MynameisRobinsonCrusoe.IwasbornintheoldcityofYork,wherethereisariver,withshipsingandgoing.Myfatherwasa61(success)businessman.Hegavemeagood62(educate)andIwasexpectedtobealawyer.However,Iwanted63(go)tosea.Myfatherwasveryangrywithme.Hedidn’tunderstand64Iwantedtoleavehishouse,whereIwouldhave65easyandfortablelife.“Onlytheverypoorpeopleandtheveryrichpeoplegotosea,”hesaid.“Thepoor66(be)foolish,havingnootherwaystolive.Therichownshipsandcanmakemoneywiththem.Youareneithertoopoor67toorich,soyoushouldstayathome.68youdon’tlistentome,youwillhaveadifficultlife!”

Iarguedwithmyparentsfornearlyayear.Then,I69(go)toHullwithafriendwhowasgoingtoLondon.Heinvitedmetogowithhim70ship,andIagreed.Ididn’teventellmyparentswhereIwasgoing.Ijustwent.Thatwashowallmybadluckbegan.616263646566676869708Ifyoulovereadingbooks,youmustknowaboutthebookTheAdventuresofTomSawyerbyMarkTwain.Thebookis71(success).Anditispopularamongkidsathomeandabroad.EvenifIamanadultnow,I’mstillafanofthisbook.Afterrereadingthebook72(recent),IhavelearnedanimportantlessonfromTomSawyer.Inourdailylives,weareoftengivensomeboring73tiringtasks.Haveyoueverwantedtoplain?Ithink74(many)peoplehave.TomSawyer,however,had75differentthoughtwhenhewasgivenaboringtask.Oneday,AuntPollytoldTomtopaintthefence.Tomwas76(do)hisjobwhenhisfriendBenRogershappenedtopassby.Insteadofplaining,Tom77(introduce)thetaskandtoldthathefelt“excited”aboutit.“Onlyoneinathousand—maybeeventwothousand—boyscandothis!”Tomsaid.Tom’swordsmadeBenbeeinterested78thetask.HeevengaveTomhisapplesothathecouldhaveachancetopaintthefence.IfTomhad79(think)aboutnothingbutplaining,hewouldhavehadabaddaypaintingthefence.Thisstory80(teach)meavaluablelesson:plainingisuseless.717273747576777879809Thisisatruestory.81youngmanworkedinabigbuilding.Oneday,whilehe82(take)thelift(電梯),itsuddenlystoppedandhehadtowaitforhours.Anoldmanwhoworkedintheliftspoketohim,“835years,I’vebeenlisteningtoyouasyouridemylift.Allyoutalkaboutismoneyandhowtomake84(much)moneythanbefore.Youremindmeofbees(蜜蜂)becausetheyneverstopworking.”Theyoungmanlookedathim85(strange),buttheoldmancontinued.“Putabeeinatallglasswithoutacoveronit.Thebeewillnotflyout86itneverlooksup.Finally,itwilldieinthatglass.Myadvicetoyouis—don’tjustbeabee.”Thentheytalkedforhoursandtheyoungmanlearnedalotfromtheoldman’s87(word).Whentheliftstartedworkingagain,theoldmanaskedtheyoungmanifhestillwantedtogotothetopfloor.“No,”hesaid.“I’dlike88(buy)youdinner.”“Why?”askedtheoldman.Theyoungmanput89(he)armaroundtheoldmanandsaid,“Becauseyoujust90(show)meawholenewopinionoftheworld!”8182838485868788899010IevervolunteeredataChildren’sHospitalinCapeTown,SouthAfricatwoyearsago.Myjobwastohelpmakethekidsfeelhappywhilethey91(stay)inthehospital.Soundsinteresting,right?Butsomepeoplecouldn’tunderstand92Ididit.Themainreasonwastohelpcreateamuch93(good)futureforpeople,nomatterwhoorwheretheyare.Inthisbigworld,somanypeopleneedhelp.LookatthechildreninthehospitalwhereIworked.Theyfeltscaredandlonelyfacingallthe94(difficulty)becausetheirparentsalsohadotherkidstocarefor.So,whynottry95(help)asmanypeopleaspossible?Thatwasmythought.AndvolunteeringatthehospitalshowedmeasideoftheworldIdidnotknowaboutbefore.Imetpeoplefromallovertheworld,eachwith96(they)ownideas,experiencesanddreams.Wegottosharesomuch97eachotherandhadagoodtime.Ireallyfeltclosetothesepeople.Wesharedamazingmemoriesand98(grow)together.Volunteeringwork99(give)melotsofexperiencesandideassofar.IhopetogobacktoAfricawithnewexperiencesandideassothat,together,wecanhelpmorepeopleandcreatea100(wonder)futureforeveryone!919293949596979899100參考答案1.was 2.doing/todo3.slept 4.asked 5.as6.When 7.quickly 8.front 9.third 10.Walk11.with 12.toche