專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練三語法填空人教版八年級英語上冊

專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練三語法填空班級姓名學(xué)號ASadnessandhappinessareoftentalkedaboutbypeopleintheireverydaylife.Mostpeoplewantthemselvestobehappyforever,butfewknowhowtofindhappiness.Otherssayifyouownlotsofmoneyandsuccess,youwillbehappy.1.,moneyandsuccessalonedonotbringlastinghappiness.TheGreekthinker,Aristotle,said,“Happinessdependsupon2.(we).”That'stosay,wemakeourownhappiness.Hereissomeadvicetohelpyoubehappier.The3.(one)secret(秘訣)ofhappinessistoenjoythesimplethingsinlife.Toooften,wespendsomuchtime4.(think)aboutthefuture,forexample,gettingintocollegeorgettingagoodjob,whilewefailtoenjoythepresent.Youshouldenjoylife'ssimplepleasures,suchasreadingagoodbook,5.yourfavoritemusic,orspendingtimewithclosefriends.Peoplewhohaveseveralclosefriendsoftenlive6.(fortable)andhealthierlives.Anothersecrettolivingahappylifeistobeactive.Manypeoplegodancingorplaysports.Peoplecanforgetabouttheirproblemsandonlythinkaboutthe7.(activity).Finally,manypeoplefindhappinessinhelpingothers.Studiesshowthatpeoplefeelgood8.theyspendtheirtimehelpingothers.Ifyouwanttofeelhappier,dogoodthingsforsomeone.Youcanhelpafriendwithhisorherstudies,goshoppingorhelpoutwithsomethingsaroundthehouse9.anelderlyperson.Ifyoudoabove,you10.(be)happy.BDoyougetangrywhenyourfriendssingloudlywhileyouaretryingtoworkorwhenyourbestfrienddoesnotwaitforyouafterschool?1.youdo,youneedtotakecontrolofyourfeelings.2.(get)angrywithotherscancauseyoutolosefriends.GaryEgeberg,anAmericanhighschoolteacher,haswrittenMyFeelingsAreLikeWildAnimalstohelpyoucontrolyourfeelings.Ittellshow3.(stay)coolwhenbadthingshappen.Thebooksaysthatgettingangryonlymakesproblems4.(bad).Itcannevermakethembetter.“Gettingangryisnotanaturalwaytoact,”thebooksays.Itisjust5.badhabit,like6.(smoke).Thebooksaysyoucancontrolyourangereasily.Allyouhavetodoistotellyourselfnottobeangry.Thebookgivesmanytipstohelpyouifyougetangryeasily.Here7.(be)thetopthree.·Keeparecord.Everytimeyougetangry,writedown8.youareangry.Lookatitlaterandyouwillseeyougetangrytooeasily.·Askyour9.(friend)tostoptalkingtoyouwhenyougetangry.Thiswillteachyounottobeangry.·Dosomethingdifferent.Whenyougetangry,walkaway10.theproblemandgosomewhereelse.Trytolaugh.CTherewasonceateacherwhogavehisstudentssomesunflowerseeds(葵花籽).Oneboyintheclass1.eatingsunflowerseeds,sohewasveryexcitedandplantedhisseedsbehindhishouse.Afewdays2.(late),ashoot(嫩芽)cameout.Theboywenttohisteacherandasked,“3.canIgetmanysunflowerseeds?”Theteacheransweredthathestillhadto4.forquitesometimebeforehewouldbeabletogetmanyseedsfromthesunflower.Theboywasnothappy,althoughhe5.(keep)onlookingafterhissunflower.However,theboy6.(bee)impatient(不耐煩的)daybyday.Heoftenaskedhis7.whenhecouldeatthesunflowerseeds.8.theteacherstillaskedhimtowait.Whentheboysawthesunflower'sseeds,hecuttheplantandwantedto9.theseeds.Buttheplantwasstillgreenandtheseedscouldn'tbeeaten.Theboywassad.Hecaredabouthissunflowerseedssomuch,butintheendhegot10.becausehewasimpatient.Luckilyhisfriendsweregoodenoughtosharetheirdelicioussunflowerseedswithhim.DA:Whatwouldyouliketodoforyourbirthday?B:Well,it'sstillafewmonthsaway.Itruly1.(enjoy)mybirthdaylastyear.A:Onyour2.(twentyone)birthday,wecandothatagain.B:Actually,Disneylandismyfavoriteplacetogo3.,butmybirthdaywillbeonaWednesdaythisyear.Wecan'tgotherethatdaybecauseofwork.A:Don'tworry.Wecangototherestauranttohaveabigmealandgetsome4.(drink)onyouractualbirthday.B:Yes.Wecanmakeit5.weeklongbirthday.A:Yeah.Yourbirthdayisjustinthemiddleoftheweek.Andifyouwant,wecanevenmakeitabirthdaymonthlikeourfriendAlicedidbefore.Maybewecanjustfollow6.(she)tradition.B:Ifso,wewillhaveabirthdayyearbecauseweseem7.(do)thesethingseveryweekendinthewholeyear.Allinall,I8.(real)likeyouridea.A:Really?Doyoulikeit?B:Yes.Ithinkit'sagreatidea.Andyoucangetmeatiara(皇冠)sothatIcanbethebirthdayprincess,andmakesurethateverybodyknowsthatit'smybirthday.9.wegoout.A:10.(sound)likeabigplan.EAfewmonthsago,Ireadabook.Itmademefeelitwasashametoalwaysbuy1.(many)thingsthanIneed.Istartedcleaningoutmyhouseandgotlotsof2.(important)things.It'sawasteandtrouble3.me.AndthenIthoughtabout4.todowiththem.ThisquestionmademethinkofGarageSaleforOrphans.Ithelpspeoplecleanouttheirhousesandturnthings5.moneythatcanhelphomelesskidsallovertheworld.Itremindedme.SoIaskedmyboysforhelp,andtheylovedtheideaof6.(help)others.Theywalkedfromdoortodoor7.(ask)theneighborsforthethingstheydidn'tneed.Atfirst,Iwondered8.wewereabletofillaboxortwo.Finally,however,wehadtenboxesfullofdifferentthings.Thenitwastimefortheyardsale.Eventhoughwehadadsinthenewspapersandonline,Iwasstillnotsurewhetheranyonewoulde.Tooursurprise,somanypeoplecametoouryardsale.I9.(plan)toget$400to$500thatday.Atlast,wegot$743.23!WesentthemoneytothepoorchildreninHaiti.Thanksforallthepeople10.hadhelpedus.FIliveinAlaska.Therearen'tmanypeopleinthestate,sothere1.(be)lotsofopenspaceforeachperson!Youmightknowsomeofthebig2.(city),likeAnchorage,FairbanksorJuneau.HereI'lltellyoualittle3.(much)aboutmystate.ThefirstthingisthesizeofAlaska.It'smorethan4.(two)thesizeofTexas,andbiggerthanmostcountriesintheworld!ThenextthingisthatAlaskaiscold.Ithassummerandwarm5.(day),butinwinterit'sverycold.It'snoteasy6.(live)here.Butit'sprettytovisit.Youjustgetreadytoseesomeiceandsnow.Youcanalsoseebears,whales7.lotsofotherwildlifeinAlaska.Evenifyoutravel8.thousandsofsquaremilesofland,youmightnotseemanypeople.HalfofAlaska'speopleliveinAnchorage,makingitbyfarthelargestcity.Alaskais9.amazingplacetosee,soareyouthinkingabout10.(visit)here?Hopetoseeyousoon!GAlongtimeago,therewasanemperor.Hehadabeautifulgarden.Inthegarden,therewasalittlenightingale(夜鶯)singingveryl.(beauty).Onedaytheemperorheardaboutthislittle2.(bird)beautifulvoice.Heaskedhisguardstobringhertohim.Assoonastheemperorheardthenightingale'svoice,hesaid,“Putherinagoldencage,3.shecanstaythereandsingformewheneverIwanttohearher.”Thelittlebirdwasso4.(happy)aboutbeingkeptinthecagethatshe5.(stop)singingoneday.Theemperorwasveryangry.Heorderedthescientistsinhispalacetomakearobotbird6.him.Therobotbirdcouldsingverybeautifully,7..Theemperorwaspleased.Soontherobotbirdbecameold.Itnolongersangbeautifulsongs.Justatthattime,theemperorbecameveryweak.Onemorning,while8.(lie)inbed,theemperorwantedittosingonceagain.Buttherobotbirdcouldn'tsinganymore.Suddenlythenightingalelandedonthewindow.Shebegantosingher9.(much)beautifulsong.Theemperorwasveryhappy!Hebecamebetterandbetter.Aftertheemperorwaswell,hechangedalotandbecamekindtohispeople.Fromthenon,allhispeoplecherished(愛戴)himforhisloveand10.(kind).HGoAwayMr.TumorisamovieabouttheartistXiongDun.Thestoryshowspeople1.shefoughtagainstcancer(癌癥)duringthelastdaysofherlife.Itismonforpeopletobesadiftheyhavecancer.2.tooursurprise,themoviewasmadeinafunnyway.ItbringsXiong'simagination(想象)tolife.Onemoment,shefightsagainstzombies(僵尸),andthenextshemeets3.(she)dreamyMr.Right.Somepeoplewonderwhythefilmwasmadeinsuchafunnyway.AfteryoureadXiong'sbooks,youmightknowthereason.Theyoungwomanknewshewasa(n)4.(luck)person,butsheneverlosthope.OnthetalkshowADateWithLuyu,just5.fewdaysbeforeshedied,Xionglaughedwhenshesharedthose6.(story)whichhappenedinthehospital.Shesaidsheonlycried(哭)onceaftershe7.(bee)ill.BaiBaiheplayedthepartofXiongDuninthefilm.Baiacted8.(true)wellwhenXiongsaidgoodbyetoherlovedonesandwasready9.(die).WecanfeelXiong'shelplessnessanddeeplove10.life.Allinall,bothXiongandtheactressteachustosmileatlifewhensomethingbadhappens.Soneverlosehopeinlife.IHuaLin,aChineseboyof13yearsold,1.(like)eatingsnacksverymuch.Hisfavoritesnackiscreambiscuits(奶油餅干).Sometimeshecaneatthreepacks(包)aday.“IlikeeatingthemandIdonotwant2.(have)anythingelse,”hesays.Now3.ChinatherearemanychildrenlikeHuaLin.Theyalsoenjoysnacks.It's4.seriousproblem.Becausetheycan'tgetenoughnutrition(營養(yǎng))fromthesethings,and5.theydon'ttrytoeatmorehealthyfood,theymaybeeoverweight(肥胖的).Soparents,teachersandschoolsareworried6.them.Healthexperts(營養(yǎng)專家)tellstudentsthattheyshouldhavehealthyeating7.(habit).First,theymusteatregular(規(guī)律的)mealsinsteadoftoomanysnacks,andhaveagoodbreakfast.Thentheyshouldhavemanydifferentkindsoffood,such8.vegetables,eggsandmilk.Theycangivestudentswhattheirbodiesneed.Somestudentsalsolikefastfood,likeMcDonald'sorKFC.Theythinktheyaredelicious,but9.(eat)toomuchisalsounhealthy.Third,theycan'tdrinktoomanysugar(糖)drinksoreattoomuchfriedfood.Iftheycandoastheexpertssay,theywillbehealthier.Theywon'tbe10.(tiring)atschool.Theywillhaveenoughenergy.JAnnaes1.Russia.Sheis17yearsold.She'sgoingtostaywith2.Blackfamilyforayear.AnnaestoEnglandbecauseshewantstostudyEnglish.ShehelpsMrs.Black3.houseworkinthehouseandgoestoEnglish4.(class)everyWednesdayandFridayafternoon.AnnaisnowinLondon.Everythingisnewtoher.ShefindslifeisdifferentfromthatinMoscow.SomethingsareniceinLondon,5.manythingsarenotsonice.Theshopsare6.(big)inLondonthanthoseinMoscow.Butit'sveryexpensivetoenjoy7.(you)inLondon.8.isexpensivetohaveamealatarestaurantorgotothecinema.NowAnnahasgotusedto(習(xí)慣)many9.(thing),butshecan'tgetusedtothebreakfastinEngland.“YouEnglisheatsomuch10.themorning,”sheoftensays.“Fruits,porridge,eggs,teaandbread.Howcanyouface(面對)allthatfoodsoearlyintheday?”KMymotherwasaprettybeautifulwoman.Herdreamwastobeafamousactresswhenshestudiedincollege.Andshewasthemost1.(talent)personinherclass.Sheplayedmanyinterestingroles2.theshowsandgotverygood3.(prize).Shealsoenjoyedwatchingsomeshows.Butsomepeoplethoughtthelives4.theperformersweremadeup.ButMomsaid5.youdidn'ttaketheseshowstooseriously,theywerefun6.(watch).However,aftergraduation,Iwasborn.Finally,she7.(choose)tobringmeupandteachmeby8.(she).Shetookmyeducationvery9.(serious).Forthat,shelostalotofchancestomakeherdreametrue.Mymothergaveupmanythingsforme.I'msothankful10.whatshehasdoneforme.LSoapoperas1.akindofpopularcultureinAmerica.Everyweekend,lotsof2.(fan)fromall3.theworldarewaiting4.(see)theirfavoritesoaps.Thesoapoperaisnotaboutsoap,5.itisnotanopera.Soapoperaswerefirst6.TVin1952.Itgot7.(it)namebecauseinthe1930s,soappanies8.(pay)fortheshows,andtheytoldstoriesjustlikeoperasdid.Whatmakesthesoapoperasspecialisthatthestoryneverends.Therearedaytimeandnighttimesoaps.Daytimesoapsusuallyhavemoreinformation.Nighttimesoapsareusually9.(one)aweek,andeachlastsforabout10.hour.MItwasfineyesterday.Linda,SimonandIwenttotheCityMuseum.We1.(agree)tomeetatthegatethedaybefore.2.,whenLindaandIarrived,wedidn'tfindSimon.Wecalledhimandknewthathewas3.troublebecausehiscamerawaslost.4.hecouldn'tfindit,hismomwouldpunish(懲罰)him.5.(Luck),abusdriverpickedupthecameraandgaveitbacktoSimonsometimelater.WhenSimonarrived,weenteredthemuseumtogether.Therewas6.showinside.Somefamouspaintingsandancientthingswereonshow.Simonwantedtotakesomephotosbuttheguideaskedhim7.(do)sobecauseitwasagainsttherule.Thenwewentupstairs(上樓).Thereisaspecialhall.Peoplecandosomeexperiments(實(shí)驗(yàn))there.Thehallwasfullofpeopleofall8.(age).Therewelearnedtouseamachine.Itwassointeresting!pared(比較)withtheothermuseumsinthiscity,thismuseumismuch9.(popular).Also,it'sfreeandpeoplecanhavespecial10.(experience)inthismuseum.NGettingupearlyisgoodfor1.(people)health.Manypeoplehavethishabit.Howdoesithelp?Letmetellyoumystory.WhenIwasabouttwentyyearsold,I2.(usual)wenttobedlateand3.(sleep)in.ButlaterIstarted4.(know)thebenefitofgettingupearly.5.thedaysIgotupearly,myefficiency(效率)was6.(good)whenIdidthingsandIkeptactive,notjustinthemorningbutallday.7.youwanttogetupearly,youmusttrytogotobedearly.Weneedenoughtime8.(sleep).Sleepingforabouteighthourseverynightisenough.Maybeyouwillbetiredonthefirstdayyougetupearly,butyou'llwanttogotobedearlythatnight.Afterafewdays,you'llhaveahabitofgoingtobedat9.sametimeeverynightand10.(get)upearly.OOurteachersandparentsteachustohelpothers.It'srightanditwillmakeuspopular1.others.However,wecan'talwayssayyeswhenothersaskforhelp.Sometimeswejustdon'thavetime.Here2.(be)somenicewaystosayno.Youmaysaysomethinggood3.yousayno.Takeanactressforexample.Whenahostaskshertotakepartinhisshow,andshe4.(know)shejustcan'tdoit,shesays,“I'mgladyou5.(think)ofme.Iloveyourshow.It's6.(enjoy).Butmycalendarjustwon'tallowme7.(accept)yourasking.”Don'tgiveayesornoanswer,althoughyouknowyouranswerisno.Buy8.(you)sometime.Youmaysay,“Letmediscussitwithmyfamilyandthengiveyou9.reply.”Don'tfeelsorryaboutsayingno.Sometimes10.(refuse)othersistherightthingtodo.Itcansavealotoftrouble.PThebirthdayisanimportantdayinone'slife,especially(尤其)forchildren.For365daysthechildwaitsforthatspecialdaybecausehe'llbeeoneyear1.(old).Thebirthdayisalsothebesttime2.(have)apartywithyourfriendsandfamilymembers.Tohave3.differentbirthdayparty,youhavetopreparelotsof4.(thing).Youshouldgeteverythingready.Youmayinviteyourfriends5.(e)tothepartybecauseyouhopetocelebratethemeaningfuldaywiththeonesyoulove.It'sbest6.(send)somebeautifulbirthdayinvitationcardstothem.There7.(be)manywaysforyoutohavetheinvitationcards.YoucanbuysomeinvitationcardsintheshopsorchoosesomeecardsontheInternet.8.youhavetime,youcanevenmakecardsby9.(you).Theywillshowyoureffort(努力)toinvitefriends.I'm10.(sure)peoplewouldbehappytoreceive(收到)thosehandmadecards.QNotonlyadults(成年人)butalsoteenagershaveproblemsin1.(they)life.Here2.(be)asurvey(調(diào)查)showingthemainproblemsofteenagers.Theyfeelstressed(緊張的)becausetheyhavetoo3.(many)homeworktodobothatschoolandathome.Theyhavelotsofexams4.(take).Andparentsusuallysendthem5.differentclassesatweekends.Asaresult,somanyofthemalmostbeebookworms(書蟲).Onholidays,theyhardlygoouttodooutdooractivitiestheyareinterested6..Nowmoreandmoreteenagersaregettingshortsighted(近視的).Theyoftenreadinbedorkeep7.(read)foralongtimewithouthavingarest.Some