【期末考點(diǎn)精練】專題09-外研版八下完形填空（原卷版）

【期末考點(diǎn)精練】專題09外研版八下完形填空（原卷版）一MissRichardswasateacherataschoolforboysandgirls.She1chemistryandphysicsfromthelowesttothehighestclassesinthe2.Sometimesthenewclasses3rapidly,butsometimestheywerevery4,andthenMissRichardshadto5thingsmanytimes.Oneyear,thefirstclasshadbeenstudyingchemistryforseveral6whenMissRichardssuddenlyasked,“Whatiswater?Whoknows?7up?”Therewassilence(沉默)forafewseconds,andMissRichardsfeltsaddened(難過(guò)),butthenoneboy8hishand.“Yes,Dick?”saidMissRichardsencouragingly(鼓勵(lì)地).Hewasnotoneofthebrightestchildrenintheclass,soshewas9thathecouldanswer.“Waterisaliquidwhichhasno10untilyouwashyourhandsinit,Miss.Thenitturnsblack,”theboyrepliedwithgreatconfidence(信心).1.A.teaches B.teaching C.taught D.teach2.A.schooling B.school C.schools D.home3.A.learned B.learning C.hadbeenlearned D.werelearned4.A.slow B.beingslow C.slowly D.slowest5.A.repeated B.repeating C.do D.repeat6.A.years B.minutes C.weeks D.seconds7.A.Put B.Hands C.Get D.Look8.A.lows B.ride C.raised D.put9.A.sad B.glad C.angry D.hungry10.A.color B.colorful C.colorless D.withcolor二Ifinishedmycookingcourseinacollegeattheageof21.IthoughtIwasgoingto___1___aworldfamouscook.Ihopedpeoplewouldtravelallovertheworldjusttogeta___2___ofmyfood.Butthreemonthslater,IknewIwas___3___.Sincenobodytraveledtotastemyfood,IdecidedIshouldtraveltotastetheirs.

___4___mytravel,Ivisitedmanydifferentcountries,suchasJapanandFrance,wheredifferentkindsoffood___5___myeyes.IespeciallylovedtheexperiencesinItalyandChina.

WheninItaly,Ilearnedhowto___6___pizzaandsalads.Wehadlonglazylunchesinthesunandeveningmealswherethe___7___wentonlongintothenight.

InChina,IlovedthehotSichuanfoodand___8___thedeliciousBeijingsnacks(小吃).Ialsodiscoveredthejoysofmakingdumplingswithgoodfriends...

Myyearoftravelcametoanendalltoo___9___,butIhaddeliciouswhatIshoulddoforthe___10___ofmylife.IwanttobringthefantasticfoodoftheworldintomykitcheninNewYork.

1.A.invite B.become C.follow D.remember

2.A.smell B.sight C.taste D．feeling

3.A.free B.right C.wrong D.angry

4.A.After B.Until C.Beyond D.During

5.A.covered B.opened C.closed D.wounded

6.A.try B.send C.make D.show

7.A.films B.stories C.introductions D.conversations

8.A.enjoyed B.served C.offered D.fetched

9.A.slowly B.easily C.quickly D.suddenly

10.A.rest B.part C.half D.quarter三September22，2005wasaspecialdayforJack．Itwas12o’clockatnight．He__1__finishedhisworkHewalked__2__backhomeinthestreet．Thestreetwasquiet．Helookedeast(向東)．Abouthalfway(在半途)uptheskyhesawtheplanetMars．Itlookedlikearedstar．Ithadthebrightest__3__inthesky．HaveyoueverseenMars?Haveyou__4__it?DoyouknowifthereislifeonMars?Now1etmetellyousomethingaboutMars．Iamsureyouwillbe__5__init．MarsisthefourthplanetfromtheSunandtheseventhlargestinthesolarsystem．The__6__getsthenameprobably(大概)becauseithastheredcolour．Ofalltheplanetsinthesolarsystem，Marsismost__7__theEarth，andtheeasiestonetotravelto．OnApril7，2001，AmericasentMarsOdysseytoMars．ThejourneytookMarsOdyssey__8__months．OnOctober24，2001，itlandedonMars．Recentlyscientistshave__9__theremaybeliquid(液體的)wateronMars．WaterisveryimportantbecausewherethereiswateronEarth，thereislife．Lookforward__10__lifeonMarssomeday!1．A．just B．yet C．even D．never2．A．1onely B．a(chǎn)lone C．a(chǎn)lso D．lone3．A．star B．a(chǎn)ir C．light D．sun4．A．hearabout B．heardfrom C．heardabout D．hearfrom5．A．interest B．interested C．interesting D．interests6．A．planet B．plant C．star D．satellite7．A．look B．with C．like D．lookslike8．A．much B．few C．several D．a(chǎn)lot9．A．discovered B．find C．worked D．findout10．A．todiscover B．finds C．todiscovering D．tofind四YoumaythinkthatEnglishdictionarieshavebeenusedformany，manycenturies．Infact，anEnglishdictionaryyou1todaywasn’tmadeuntiltheQingDynasty(清朝)．Threemendidmostoftheimportant2workondictionaries．Theyspentnearlyalltheirlivestryingto3wordsfortheirdictionaries．The4forthisdictionarycamefromanimportantmeetinginBritainin1857．Twenty-twoyearslater，OxfordUniversityaskedJamesMurraytobetheeditor(編者)ofitsnewdictionary．Murrayhadneverbeento5．Attheageoffourteen，helefthisvillageschoolinScotlandandtaughthimselfwhileworkinginabank．6hebecameagreatteacher．AfterOxfordgavehimthejob，Murrayhadasmallhouse7inhisgardentodothework．Everymorning，Murraygotoutofbedatfiveo’clockand8inthesmallhouseseveralhoursbeforebreakfast．Oftenhewouldworkintothenight．Murrayhopedtofinishthenewdictionaryintheyears．Butafterfiveyears，hewas9adding(增加)wordsfortheletter“A”!Heworkedonthedictionary10hewasveryold．Forty-fouryearslater，in1928，othereditorsfinishedthedictionary．1．A．use B．write C．copy D．must2．A．easy B．boring C．early D．dangerous3．A．spell B．invent C．collect D．make4．A．way B．idea C．use D．prize5．A．school B．cinema C．village D．college6．A．Later B．Longbefore C．Sofar D．Eversince7．A．sold B．built C．broken D．drawn8．A．read B．wrote C．worked D．thought9．A．a(chǎn)lready B．still C．usually D．a(chǎn)lways10．A．if B．because C．until D．since五Teddy’sBearThestoryofhowtheteddybearwasinventedisaninterestingone.In1902,AmericanpresidentTheodore(Teddy)Rooseveltwashunting(打獵)intheforestwithseveralofhisfriends.Almosteveryonehadsuccessfullyshot(射中)ananimal,butthepresident1not.Nobodywantedtomakethepresidentlook2,sotheytiedanAmericanblackbeartoa3.Theywantedthepresidenttoshoot(射中)it.Thepresidentwasverysurprisedtoseethebeartiedtoatree.Hefeltitwas4toshootthebear,becauseitcouldn’trunaway.He5toshootit,andthestoryofhisdecisionwentalloverthecountry.Everybodywasmovedbythepresident’sbeliefs(信念).Therewas6acartoonshowingthepresidentrefusingtoshootacutebear.Itwasthiscartoonandthestorybehindthepresident’shuntingtripthatgaveMorrisanideatomakeanew7.Hemadeasmall,softbearandshoweditinhisshopwindow.Nexttothebearhemadeasignthatread,“Teddy’sBear”.Thenewtoywasabigsuccessandit8Morriswiththemoneytocreateatoycompany.Teddybearshavebeen9sincetheywerefirstmade.Ateddybearwouldbethefirstchoicewhenpeoplethinkaboutchildren’stoys.TheodoreRoosevelt’sfamous10onahuntingtripin1902broughtmillionsofsoft,stuffed(填滿填充物的)bears.Theyarebeinglovedbypeopleacrosstheworld.1.A.did B.should C.would D.had2.A.sad B.happy C.friendly D.fine3.A.wall B.chair C.rock D.tree4.A.difficult B.unfair C.dangerousD.exciting5.A.wanted B.decided C.refused D.went6.A.only B.hardly C.even D.still7.A.company B.toy C.shop D.present8.A.gave B.filled C.met D.provided9.A.colorful B.expensive C.popular D.boring10.A.decision B.speech C.signD.skill六MyparentstookmetoJapanwhenIwaslittle.Ilivedthereforfiveyears.___1___Icameback,myJapanesewasverygood.“CanIdosomethingusefulwithmyJapanese?”Iaskedmyself.Then,onedaylastspring,Igotagoodopportunity(機(jī)會(huì)).EveryonewasafraidofSARS,soIstayedathomewith___2___todo.MyfatherbroughtmeaJapanesebook.“Whydon’tyoutranslate(翻譯)itintoChinese?Itwillbebetterthan___3___computergamesallday.”Ipromised(許諾)todo2000wordseachday.But___4___Ifounditwashardtokeepthepromise.OnedayinMay,theweatherwasbeautiful.ButIcouldn’tgoout.Those2000wordswerestill___5___me.Aftertranslatingonlythreepages,Ialreadylostinterestinthebook.Ilookedatitforalongtime.ButIcouldn’tmakemyselfturnthepages.HowI___6___Icouldjustgooutsideandplayfootballwithmyfriends!Icountedthewordsagainandagain.Ijustwantedtogiveup.Ifeltasiftwopeoplewerefighting___7___mymind.Onesaid,“Don’tgiveup!Keepworkinghardandyou’lldowell!”Butthentheotheronesaid,“Goandplay!Itwillbemore___8___thantranslating.Doyourworktomorrow.Istoodupandwould___9___thecomputer.ButthenIremembered___10___myparentshadtoldme:“Whateveryoudo,don’tstophalfway.”SoIsatdownandwentonwithit.1.A.Because B.Until C.Since D.When2.A.nothing B.something C.everything D.anything3.A.beplayed B.playing C.played D.plays4.A.justthen B.rightnow C.soon D.suddenly5.A.talkingto B.lookingat C.smilingat D.waitingfor6.A.thought B.felt C.wished D.decided7.A.in B.with C.about D.for8.A.fun B.important C.useful D.dangerous9.A.turnon B.turnoff C.open D.close10.A.how B.where C.which D.what七LastyearIwenttoAustraliatostudyandtravel．IstayedinSydneyforthreemonths．Ivisitedplacesof1inthemorningandtookEnglishlessonsintheafternoon．AfriendandIstayedinthehostfamilyinSydney．Thefamilywerevery2tous．WetalkedaboutalotofthingswitheachotherinEnglish．MyspokenEnglishimproved3inAustralia．IusedtospeaklittleEnglishinChina．4inAustraliaIhadtouseitveryoften．Iwassoonableto5withmyteachersandhostfamilyinEnglishfreely．Tome，thebestplaceinAustraliaistheSydneyOperaHouse(悉尼歌劇院)，Youcanlookatitfromdifferentsides．Itisbeautifultolookat．Icannotsingverywell，but6Iwasinside，Ireallywantedtosing．Time7whileIwasinSydney．SoonChristmascame，thentheNewYear．IhadtospendtheNewYear．8myparents．Ifeltalittlelonely．Imissedthemsomuch．Intheevening，I9myfamily．WhenIheard10voices，Ibegantocry．Myhostmotherheldmeinherarmsandcomforted(安慰)me．1．A．fun B．use C．interest D．scenery2．A．friendly B．boring C．cool D．serious3．A．widely B．weakly C．hardly D．greatly4．A．Though B．But C．Or D．So5．A．speak B．say C．talk D．tell6．A．when B．before C．unless D．whether7．A．ran B．jumped C．flew D．walked8．A．of B．with C．from D．without9．A．a(chǎn)sked B．phoned C．found D．heard10．A．my B．our C．its D．their八Thetouristbusinesshasbecomeaverybig1.Millionsofpeoplenow2theirholidaysinothercountries.Thetravelcompaniessaythatholidaysin3placeshelppeopletounderstandeachother.Thismusthelptowardspeaceandloveamongdifferent4.Theseideasmaybringgoodbusiness,5theyarenottruetolife.Very6oftoday’stouristswanttoknowthepeopleofthecountrieswheretheyare7.Theywantaweekortwoofsunshinetolieonthe8bythesea.Mosttouristsdonotwanttodiscoverthingsfor9.They10wanttotravelandstaywiththeirownfamiliesorfriends.

1.A.business B.work C.thing D.matter

2.A.live B.take C.cost D.spend

3.A.same B.strange C.small D.dirty

4.A.world B.areas C.parts D.schools

5.A.when B.and C.but D.or

6.A.few B.afew C.little D.alittle

7.A.visited B.looking C.see D.visiting

8.A.boat B.ship C.beach D.bank

9.A.himself B.herself C.itself D.themselves

10.A.just B.still C.yet D.very九AlittleboynamedHambecameveryill．Hehadtolieinbedallday，unabletomove．Hespenthisdaysfeelingsadandblue．Therewasn’tmuchhecoulddoexceptthathelookedoutofthe1．Timepassed，andhisillnessfrustratedhimuntilonedayhesawastrange2inthewindow．Itwasapenguineatingasausagesandwich．Thepenguingotinthroughtheopenwindow，andsaid“goodafternoon”toHam，turnedaround，and3quickly．Ofcourse，Hamwasvery4．Hewasstilltryingtoworkoutwhathadhappened．Outsidehiswindowhesawamonkeybusyblowingupaballoon．AtfirstHamaskedhimself5thatcouldpossiblybe，butafterawhile，asmoreandmorecrazylookingcharactersappearedoutsidethewindow，hecouldn’thelp6andfoundithardtostop．Anelephantjumpedonastone，oradogworeapairofglassesandactedina7way．Thelittleboydidn’ttellanyoneaboutthis．Thosestrangecharactersendedupputtingjoybackinhisheart，andinhisbody．Beforelong，hishealthhad8somuchthathewasabletogobacktoschoolagain．Therehetoldhisclassmatesallthathehad9．Whilehewastalkingtohisbestfriend，hesawsomethingcomingoutofhisfriend’sschoolbag．Hamaskedhisfriendwhatitwas，andHamwassoinsistent(堅(jiān)持)that10hisfriendhadtoshowhimwhatwasinthebag．There，inside，wereallthethingsthathisbestfriendhadbeenusingtotrytocheerupthelittleboy!Andfromthatdayon，Hamalwaysdidhisbesttomakesurethatnoonefeltsadandalone．1．A．roof B．hole C．window D．wall2．A．photo B．painting C．sign D．shape3．A．left B．slept C．flew D．drove4．A．a(chǎn)nnoyed B．surprised C．bored D．tired5．A．what B．which C．when D．where6．A．crying B．laughing C．running D．coughing7．A．funny B．rude C．dull D．strict8．A．grown B．improved C．increased D．developed9．A．a(chǎn)cted B．heard C．experienced D．dreamed10．A．quickly B．suddenly C．immediately D．finally十What’syourideaaboutsuccess?Somepeoplesaythatbeginnershavealltheluck，whileothersbelievethatsuccess1onlywithpractice．Infact，Ifeelbothofthesestatements(陳述)arenottrueallthetime．Eachistrueinsomeways2notinothers．Forexample，Iwenttoadrawingcompetitionmanyyearsagoand3surprisingly．Asaprize，IgotafilmtickettoseeTitanic．Iwasreally4becauseitwasthefirsttimeIhadtakenpartinanycompetition．ThinkingthatImightbeluckyagain，I5joininginotherartcompetitions．ButtheresultwasthatI6wonagain．Iacceptedthefactthattheotherpeoplehada7artisticabilitythanIdid．ArtwasnotsomethingIwasespeciallyinterestedinandlhadneverpracticedthedifferentartskills．So，the8Iproducedwerenotofaveryhighstandard．Theseexperiencestaughtmealot．ThoughImighthavebeenlucky9，Ialsoneedtoputinhardwork．Asweknow，10makesperfect．SoIbelievesuccessbuildsonlessluckandchance．1．A．moves B．comes C．returns D．leaves2．A．or B．so C．a(chǎn)nd D．but3．A．won B．began C．failed D．ended4．A．sorry B．a(chǎn)ctive C．lucky D．nervous5．A．tried B．forgot C．stopped D．remembered6．A．often B．ever C．seldom D．never7．A．greater B．morenatural C．lower D．morecommon8．A．results B．films C．prizes D．drawings9．A．a(chǎn)tlast B．a(chǎn)tmost C．a(chǎn)tfirst D．a(chǎn)tleast10．A．chance B．practice C．difference D．experience十一Onedayayoungpainterwentbyagarden．Hewasattracted(吸引)bythebeautyofthegarden．Heimaginedhowhappyhecouldbeifhelivedinsuchabeautifulplace．Then，suddenlyhefoundtheoldgardenerwas1．Surprised，thepainteraskedthatoldman，“Whyareyoulookingaftertheseflowerswhenyoucan’tseethem?”Thegardeneranswered，“Icantellyou2reasons．First，IwasagardenerwhenIwasyoung，andIreally1ikethisjob．Second，3Ican’tseetheflowers，Icantouchthem．Third，Ican4thesweetnessofthem．Asforthelastone，that’s5.”“Me?Butyoudon’tknowme，”saidthepainter．“Yeah，it’s6thatIdon’tknowyou．ButIknowflowersarebeautifulangels(天使)．Manypeoplewilllookatmygardenandthebeautywillmakethemfeel7．Italsogivesmeachancetospeakwithyounow．Atthesametimeweenjoythehappinesstheseflowershave8us.”Theoldman’swordssurprisedthepainterandgavehimmuchpleasure.Themangrowsflowersinorderthateverybodycan9theirbeauty．Thegardenerinthegardenisalonebutnotlonely．Allpassers-by(路人)arehisfriends；allflowersarehisneighbors．Ibelieveeveryflowerhaseyes．Theycanseethe10oftheoldman’sheartandthesweetnessofhissoul(靈魂)．1．A．lazy B．stupid C．deaf D．blind2．A．two B．three C．four D．five3．A．however B．a(chǎn)lthough C．unless D．until4．A．smoke B．hear C．look D．smell5．A．you B．me C．him D．her6．A．easy B．sure C．true D．honest7．Aun