【八下英語外研版】專題07 完形填空（10空）20篇

專題07完形填空（10空）20篇1．GovernmentsandbusinessworldwidearecreatingsmartphoneappstohelptrackthespreadofCOVID-19.Trackingthespreadofadiseaseisanimportantstepin_____1_____itsoutbreak.Bytrackingdownpeoplewhohavebeenincontact_____2_____COVID-19patients,healthexpertscanwarnthem,andkeepCOVID-19fromspreading_____3_____.Thisiscalled“contacttracing”._____4_____governmentsremoveCOVID-19lockdownlimits,they’llneedtobeabletoquicklyfindandcontain(控制)newoutbreaks.Contacttracingwillbea(n)_____5_____partoftheprocess.ButbecauseCOVID-19spreadsso_____6_____tosomanypeople,it’salmostimpossibletotraceallcontactswithphonecalls.That’s_____7_____manypeoplehopethatdigitalcontacttracingwithsmartphoneswillhelp.Mostcontacttracingappscollect_____8_____aboutwherepeoplehavegoneandthepeoplethey’vehadcontactwith.Theappscannotify(通知)_____9_____whenoneoftheirrecentcontactshasbeenfoundtohaveCOVID-19.Somesystemsalsonotifygovernmentsorhealthcareworkers.Nowmanyappshavebeen_____10_____aroundtheworld.Butsomepeopleworrytheappsarebeingmadetooquicklyandmaynotprotectpeople’sprivateinformation.1．A．stopping B．keeping C．studying D．using2．A．for B．by C．with D．a(chǎn)t3．A．nearer B．further C．higher D．slower4．A．As B．Though C．So D．But5．A．expensive B．friendly C．cheap D．important6．A．quickly B．clearly C．politely D．softly7．A．where B．why C．which D．how8．A．story B．a(chǎn)dvice C．information D．a(chǎn)nswer9．A．patients B．doctors C．families D．users10．A．developed B．found C．bought D．borrowed2．Orderingfoodonlinehasbecomepartofcollegelifebecauseitonlytakesafewminutes.However,auniversityinsouthwestChinaistryingtostop___11___doingit.Theban(禁令)notonlymadestudentsunhappy,butalsotheinternetusers.Somesaidthatthebanmadethe___12___fullofpeople.Therearenotenoughseatsinit,sostudentshavetostanduporsquat(蹲)whentheyeat.The___13___dininghallalsomeansthatstudentshavetospendmoretimeeating.Ifstudentscanorderonline,theycanhavemoretimeto___14___atnoonsothattheywillbeenergetic(精力充沛的)intheafternoon.Someevensaid___15___thatthedininghallonlyprepareafewdishesandalmostallofthemtastebad.Infact,ChengduUniversityofForeignLanguagesisnotthe___16___onetodoso.BeijingLanguageandCultureUniversityandsomeotheruniversitieshavealreadydonethat.AteacherfromChengduUniversityofForeignLanguagessaidthatschoolsstoppedstudentsorderingfoodonline___17___thefoodfromoutsideisnotsafeforstudents.Orderingtoomuchfoodalsohadaserious___18___problembecausetherewereoftenmanyusedfoodboxesleftintheschoolplaygroundafterstudents___19___meals.However,intheeyesofLiuJunhai,ateacheratRenminUniversityofChina,universitiesthemselvesshouldsolvethisproblem.“Ifschoolsmaketheirdininghallsbetter,theirstudentswillsoon___20___.Forexample,theycanpreparemoretastydishes.”11．A．students B．teachers C．parents12．A．classroombuilding B．dininghall C．swimmingpool13．A．clean B．busy C．modern14．A．play B．eat C．rest15．A．happily B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．seriously16．A．earliest B．worst C．slowest17．A．but B．a(chǎn)nd C．because18．A．noise B．a(chǎn)ir C．rubbish19．A．finished B．prepared C．started20．A．goaway B．comeback C．standup3．ReadersisapopularTVshow.Itinvitesdifferentpeopleto____21____aloudonthestage(舞臺).Theshowalso____22____themovingstoriesbehindthosepeople.Theycanreadeverything,likepoems,books,and____23____.Byreadingaloud,thewordsonthepapercometolife.Manypeoplearefansofthe____24____.Theybegintoenjoyreadingaloudathome.Now,theshowgivespeoplea____25____placetoreadacrossChina.Itisareadingpavilion(朗讀亭).Theyareinmany____26____,includingShanghai,HangzhouandXi’an.Thepavilionisvery____27____.Onlyonepersoncancomeintoiteachtime.Thereisamicrophoneinitanditrecordspeople’s____28____.Everyonecanreadforthreeminutesinthepavilion.Theycanreadanythingthey____29____.Theshowwillpicksomeofthe____30____andinvitethemtoreadonTV.Peopleofallagesreadinthepavilion.“Readingshouldbejustlikesingingandtalking,”saidDongQing,thehostandproducer(制作人)oftheshow,“Wecanexpressourtruefeelingsbyreadingaloud.”21．A．sing B．read C．shout D．speak22．A．tells B．talks C．speaks D．says23．A．movies B．letters C．games D．songs24．A．film B．song C．game D．show25．A．sad B．special C．boring D．common26．A．buildings B．countries C．towns D．cities27．A．big B．small C．interesting D．wide28．A．voices B．faces C．smiles D．heads29．A．like B．smell C．hear D．remember30．A．singers B．readers C．speakers D．a(chǎn)ctors4．Whatisitliketoexerciseinspace?Simplethingscanbeharderoutside___31___earth.However,difficultthingsmightbecome___32___.AvideofromCCTVshowsthatZhaiZhigang,acrewmemberofShenzhouXIII,ispracticing___33___traditional—taichi(太極拳)ontheTiangong-1.___34___surprisingandinterestingthisis!Infact,thetraditionofpracticingtaichistartedin2012whenthecountry’sShenzhouIXcrewmemberLiuYangfirstdidsoinspace.Forastronauts,exercisingisbothfun___35___necessary.Thethreeastronauts,ZhaiZhigang,WangYapingandYeGuangfu,___36___intospaceonOctober16.MostChineseexpect___37___whatreallygoesoninsidethespacestation.Herearetheplans.Firstofall,theywilldo___38___scientificexperiments(實驗)duringthesix-monthstayonTiangong-1.Also,they___39___educationallessonstoChinesestudentstowatch.What’smore,theywillshowustheirnormallife.Forexample,afewdayslater,Zhaiwillshowhis“flying”skill.Areyoulookingforward___40___theirplans?Ifyouhopetolearnmoreinformation,youcanwatchtheCCTVnewstonight.31．A．a(chǎn) B．a(chǎn)n C．the D．/32．A．easy B．easier C．easiest D．easily33．A．something B．nothing C．a(chǎn)nything D．everything34．A．Howa B．Whata C．How D．What35．A．but B．so C．because D．a(chǎn)nd36．A．fly B．flew C．a(chǎn)reflying D．willfly37．A．knowing B．toknow C．know D．knows38．A．hundredsof B．hundredof C．hundred D．hundreds39．A．willgive B．gives C．gave D．give40．A．a(chǎn)t B．through C．a(chǎn)bout D．to5．Oneday,Davidandhisfriendstalkedaboutwhotheirclosest___41___were.Whenitwashisturn,hesaid,“MybestfriendisAmy,___42___81-year-oldwomanlivinginFlorida.”Theirfriendshipcame___43___agame.Inthegame,DavidandAmywereonthesameteam.Afterthisgame,theybecamegoodfriends.Davideventoldherabouthisdreamofmusic.However,lifewashardforDavidatthattime.Hehardly___44___timeormoneytoplaymusic.Mostofthetime,hehadtoworkinarestaurant.Hefeltthathisdreamwashopeless（無望的）.___45___healmostlostheart,Amygavehimlotsofhelpandsupportedhisdream.Twoyearslater,hedecided___46___toNewYorkforhisdream.Thereheheldhisfirstconcertsuccessfully.Aftertheconcert,afamousreporterinNewYorkheardoftheirstory.Hewantedtoknowwhat___47___.SoheflewtoFloridatointerviewher.Tohissurprise,thefriendshipbetweenAmyandDavidwas___48___thanhecouldimagine.Later,manypeopleweremovedbythisstory.ButAmythoughtitwas___49___.Shesaid,“Asfriends,we___50___giveahandwhentheyneed.”41．A．friend B．classmate C．friends D．classmates42．A．the B．/ C．a(chǎn) D．a(chǎn)n43．A．below B．from C．to D．a(chǎn)t44．A．willhave B．hashad C．have D．had45．A．When B．Before C．since D．If46．A．go B．togo C．going D．gone47．A．isAmylike B．Amyislike C．Amywaslike D．wasAmylike48．A．morebeautiful B．beautiful C．beautifully D．themostbeautiful49．A．everything B．something C．a(chǎn)nything D．nothing50．A．should B．would C．mustn’t D．can’t6．Everyoneneedsfriends.Weallliketo___51___closetosomeone.Itisnicetohaveafriendtotalk,laughanddothingswith.___52___,sometimesweneedtobealone.Wedon’talwayswantpeoplearound.Butwewouldfeel___53___ifweneverhadafriend.Notwopeopleare___54___.Friendssometimesdon’tgetonwell.Thatdoesn’tmeanthattheynolonger___55___eachother.Mostofthetimetheywillmakepeacewitheachother，andbecome___56___again.Sometimesfriendsmoveaway.Thenwefeelvery___57___.Wemissthemverymuch,butwecan___58___themandwritetothem.Itcouldbepossiblethatwecouldevenseethemagain.Andwecanalso___59___newfriends.There’smoregoodnewsforpeoplewhohavefriends.Theylivelongerthanpeoplewhodon’thave.Why?Itcouldbethattheyare____60____.Beinghappyhelpsyoustaywellanditcouldbegoodjustknowingthatsomeonecaresaboutyou.51．A．look B．watch C．feel D．see52．A．Hardly B．Nearly C．Suddenly D．Certainly53．A．excited B．sad C．happy D．lonely54．A．friendly B．kind C．justthesame D．quitedifferent55．A．like B．hate C．worry D．help56．A．enemies B．strangers C．students D．friends57．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．sad C．happy D．a(chǎn)lone58．A．call B．a(chǎn)sk C．tell D．talkwith59．A．lookfor B．find C．make D．know60．A．happier B．stronger C．kinder D．richer7．MyfriendRichardwentfartowork,soheaskedmetotakecareofhisyardinthemountains.Healwaysworkedhardandoftenkepttheyard____61____withoutanygrass.ButIwastoo____62____topulloutthegrass,allowingthemtogrowfreely.Intheearlyspring,in____63____,theleavesweregreenandsoft.Amonthlater,whentheleavesspreadquickly,I____64____theywerelikewildorchids(蘭花)intheforest.Unlikethosepurpleorbrownredforestorchids,theywereyellow.I____65____oneflower,thenwenttoafriendwhostudiedplants.Assoonasmyfriendsawit,heaskedme____66____Ipickedit.“It’samazing!”Heexplained____67____,“Thiskindoforchidishardtofind.Nowitisworthatleast10,000dollarseach.”IcalledtotellthegoodnewstoRichard.Hewasverysurprisedandthensaidhehadseentheorchidsintheyardeveryyear,buthethoughttheywerecommongrass,sohealways____68____.Hesaid,“ItwouldhavefloweredafewyearsifIcould____69____.”Yes,allofusmightmisssomerare(稀有的)orchidsinourownlives.Wedon’tgivethemthetimetoflowertoprovetheirvalue.Givethe“grass”timetoflowerandgiveeverybodya____70____toprovehisvalue.61．A．wild B．clean C．wide D．beautiful62．A．tired B．lazy C．bored D．happy63．A．December B．June C．October D．March64．A．wondered B．believed C．discovered D．guessed65．A．stole B．picked C．kicked D．found66．A．how B．why C．where D．when67．A．sadly B．successfully C．gently D．excitedly68．A．leftthemalone B．pulledthemout C．keptthemoff D．letthemdown69．A．wait B．notice C．take D．make70．A．tree B．yard C．flower D．chance8．Modernlifeisimpossiblewithouttravelling.Thefastest____71____oftravellingisbyair.Withamodernairliner(客機)youcantraveltoseveralplacesinoneday.It____72____amonthorlongertogetthereahundredyearsago.Travellingbytrainisslowerthanbyair,butithas____73____advantages(優(yōu)點).Youcanseethecountrywhileyouaretravellingthrough.Moderntrainshavecomfortableseatsanddiningcars.Theymakeeventhelongestjourney____74____.Somepeopleliketotravelbywaterwhenitispossible.Therearelargeshipsandriverboats.Youcan____75____manyothercountriesanddifferentplaces.Travellingbywaterisaverypleasantwaytospenda____76____.Manypeopleliketravellingbycar.Youcanmakeyourownplan.Youcantravelonehundredormoremilesaday,just____77____youlike.Youcanstopsomewhere____78____.Youcanstopatagoodrestaurantwhereyoucan____79____agoodmeal,oratahoteltospendthenight.That’swhytravellingbycaris____80____forpleasanttrips.TakingatrainoraplaneisOKwhenpeoplearetravellingonbusiness.71．A．road B．way C．idea D．tour72．A．depended B．entered C．took D．paid73．A．his B．its C．their D．it’s74．A．boring B．terrible C．enjoyable D．bad75．A．lookup B．giveup C．takein D．a(chǎn)rrivein76．A．holiday B．day C．week D．minute77．A．a(chǎn)s B．for C．because D．do78．A．stupid B．interesting C．ugly D．honest79．A．make B．offer C．enjoy D．sell80．A．polite B．delicious C．beautiful D．popular9．Hello,IamJudy.I'ma14-year-oldgirl.IliveinMaomingwithmyparents.Duringthesummerholidaylastyear,Ihadatwo-day___81___inGuangzhouwithmyparents.Wewentthereonthehigh-speedrailway(高鐵)anditwasreallyfast.Itjust

___82___usabouttwohourstoreachGuangzhou.Onthe___83___day,wegotupearlyandhadsomelocalfoodforbreakfast.WevisitedChenClanAcademy(陳家祠)inthemorning.Itisa(an)___84___buildingwithalonghistory.Intheafternoon,wedidalotofshoppingonBeijingRoad.Onthesecondday,we___85___toclimbtheBaiyunMountain.Wehaveneverbeenthere___86___.Wewenttherebybus.Whenwe___87___themountain,weweresoexcited.Wecould___88___waittoclimbit.Thesunwasshiningbrightlyandwefeltverythirstyandtired.Wewantedtogiveupatfirst,butwe___89___climbing.Finally,weclimbeduptothetopanddranklotsofwater.Theairwasfresh.Wecouldhearthebirdssingingandenjoythewholeviewofthecityfromthe___90___ofthemountain.Itwassobeautiful.Wetooklotsofpicturesandhadgreatfun.Afterthetrip,IhopetogosightseeinginGuangzhouagaininthefuture.However,becauseofCOVID-19,wecan'tgothererightnow.81．A．tour B．interest C．competition D．prize82．A．paid B．took C．spent D．cost83．A．fourth B．third C．first D．last84．A．soft B．a(chǎn)ctive C．modern D．a(chǎn)ncient85．A．refused B．led C．moved D．planned86．A．later B．soon C．before D．a(chǎn)go87．A．gotready B．gotto C．goton D．gotoff88．A．hardly B．hard C．heavily D．slowly89．A．cameon B．kepton C．triedon D．puton90．A．background B．foot C．end D．top10．Davelikesmusicverymuch.Heeventhinksofitaspartofhislife.Heoftenlistenstomusicwhenhefeelstired.Hethinksmusiccanmakehim__91__.HelikesBeethoven’smusicbestofallthemusic.Unluckily,aterribleaccident___92___tohimoneday.Itwas4:10p.m.Onhiswayhomeafterschool,a___93___hithimbecausethedriverwasmakingaphonecall___94___hewasdriving.ThecardriversoonsentDavetothenearesthospital.However,Davecouldn’t___95___anhourlater,Dave’s___96___arrived.Theywereverysadtoseetheirsonlyinginbedsilently.Thedoctorstried___97___besttosaveDave,buthestill“slept”quietly.Dave’smotherthoughtofmusic___98___.ShethenbegantoplayBeethoven’smusicforDave.___99___everyone’ssurprise,Daveopenedhiseyes.Dave’sparentswere___100___excitedthattheycouldn’tbelieveitwastrue.Theywerehappythatmusicsavedtheirson!91．A．relaxed B．relaxing C．interested D．interesting92．A．fell B．seemed C．hurried D．happened93．A．car B．bus C．bike D．truck94．A．when B．while C．before D．a(chǎn)fter95．A．putup B．makeup C．wakeup D．takeup96．A．friends B．parents C．teachers D．classmates97．A．them B．they C．their D．theirs98．A．hardly B．heavily C．suddenly D．recently99．A．To B．For C．With D．From100．A．a(chǎn)s B．so C．too D．very11．MynameisDavid.Ilove____101____picturesoffish.I’vegotanexcellentcameraanditismyfirstcamera.It’s____102____thanothercamerasbutIcanuseit____103____thewater.Lastmonth,mydadandI____104____ashark(鯊魚).Itwasasmallone____105____mydadsaid,“Don’tbeafraid.Thiskindisn’t____106____.”Itooksomewonderfulpicturesofit.Inonepicture,itsmouthisopen,soyoucanseeits_____107_____.SometimesIgoswimmingunderthewateratnight.YesterdayeveningIsawastrangefish.It____108____atiger!Iaskedmydadaboutit,buthedidn’tknow____109____name.I’mgoingthereagainnextSundayduringtheday.IwilltakeaphotoofitifI_____110_____finditagain.101．A．play B．playing C．taking D．take102．A．heavy B．heavier C．heaviest D．heavily103．A．under B．of C．a(chǎn)bout D．for104．A．see B．seeing C．tosee D．saw105．A．but B．or C．a(chǎn)nd D．a(chǎn)fter106．A．safe B．dangerous C．interesting D．worried107．A．head B．eyes C．nose D．teeth108．A．lookedlike B．lookedafter C．lookedout D．lookedfor109．A．my B．me C．its D．it110．A．can’t B．can C．mustn’t D．must12．HaveyoueverheardorheardofHuangmeiOpera?Doyouwanttoknow___111___aboutit?AlmosteveryoneinAnhuiProvinceandHubeiProvincecan___112___somesongsofthemovieGoddessMarriage(《天仙配》).HuangmeiOpera,justlikeYueOpera,PingOpera,PekingOperaandYuOpera,isoneofthefivemainoperasinChina.As___113___asinTangDynasty,itbegantoformlittlebylittleinHuangmeiCountyofHubeiProvince.Itcame___114___atune(曲調(diào))oftea-picking.Anditbegantobecome___115___inMingandQingDynasties.HuangmeiOperawasdevelopedand___116___inAnhuithoughitformedinHubei.NowitispopularinJiangxi,Zhejiang,Jiangsu,Fujian,HongKongandTaiwan.Inthe1950s,themovieGoddessMarriage,whichwasacted___117___YanFengyingandWangShaofang,topartistofHuangmeiOpera,___118___HuangmeiOperawell-knowntoalmostalltheChinesepeople.NowinAnqing,thereisaFestivalofHuangmeiOperaeveryyear.AndtheMemorialhallofHuangmeiOperawas___119___inAnqingattheendofOctober,2009.It____120____anareaof1800squaremeters.EveryyearmanypeoplewhoareinterestedinHuangmeiOperacomeheretolearnmoreabouttheopera.111．A．nothing B．something C．a(chǎn)nyone D．everyone112．A．read B．speak C．write D．sing113．A．early B．late C．quick D．slow114．A．down B．on C．from D．to115．A．boring B．direct C．dead D．popular116．A．required B．spread C．created D．described117．A．by B．from C．a(chǎn)bout D．of118．A．made B．completed C．expressed D．played119．A．lookedup B．givenup C．setup D．pickedup120．A．covers B．builds C．stands D．lies13．Manyparentswanttheirchildrentobefamousoneday.Butdochildrenhavethesame____121____?Anewplay—Hi,Ke’aiisonatBeijingChildren’sArtTheater(劇院).Ittellsthestory____122____aboycalledKe’ai.Hisparentswouldlike____123____tobecomeapainteroramusicianoneday.Theyteachhimtopaintand____124____theviolin,butKe’aidoesn’tenjoytheseactivities.ThenonedayKe’ai’sparentsseeLiuXiangwinagoldmedal(金牌)attheAthensOlympicGames,andtheywanthimtobea____125____.“____126____dotheywantmetobesomeoneelse?”Ke’aiasksandsays,“Ionlywanttobe____127____.”Theplayshowsusthatitisgoodforparentstolearnto____128____theirchildren.Ithelpsparentstothinkaboutwhatkidswanttodo.Youngaudience(觀眾)enjoythestory,andalsothe____129____intheplay.Therearetwosongsintheplay.Oneofthem,Hi,Ke’ai’sSongisvery____130____tolearn,sotheaudiencecansingthesongontheirwayhomeaftertheplay!121．A．jobs B．dreams C．habits D．hobbies122．A．in B．on C．of D．for123．A．him B．he C．she D．her124．A．plays B．played C．playing D．play125．A．sportsman B．teacher C．musician D．a(chǎn)ctor126．A．How B．Why C．When D．Where127．A．myself B．different C．others D．great128．A．forget B．a(chǎn)rgue C．control D．understand129．A．light B．clothes C．music D．color130．A．difficult B．easy C．important D．necessary14．AstarwinsheartswithherenergeticworkoutsonDouyin.Nowshegotabout3millionlikesonherDouyinvideos.Thestaris70-year-oldChenJifang.SheisfromShanghai.Chenwasonceevenonarealityshow____131____ChinaCentralTelevision.Shesaidshedidthis____132____shewantedtoencouragepeoplewhoare30to50.Shewantedtomotivatethemtoworkoutinthegymafterseeingthatagrannylikehercoulddothat.Itisnevertoolatetoworkhardfor____133____health.Chen____134____dreamedtobefamousfordoingexercise.Shestartedtoexercisejustbecausesheneededit.Herhealthhadbeenpoorsinceshewasachild.Sheevenhadtogiveupherjobandstayathomeaftershehadherdaughter,asherhealthwasworse.Inthepast,whenshefeltuncomfortable,shewouldlieat____135____forawholeday.Chenwasasaleswomaninalocalfoodcompany.Threeyearsago,shefoundthatshehadsomeserioushealthproblems.Herdoctortoldhertoexercisemoreto____136____herpoorhealth.Shehadproblemswithherknees,soshewenttoagymtoexercise.Shehitthegymeverydayandtookdifferenttypesoftrainingfrom8amto3pm.Shealsomadebig____137____inherdiet.Forexample,she____138____

herfavouritefoodslikebarbecuedmeats,creamcakesandspicyhotpot.Threemonthslater,shelost28kilogramsandherhealthgotmuchbetter.Herfamily____139____herinmanyways.Herhusbandshowshissupportbydoingmostofthehousework.Herdaughter,ontheotherhand,helpstopickhergymclothes.“Itiswisetospendmoneyonexercise,____140____spendingmoneyonmedicine.”Chensays.131．A．a(chǎn)t B．in C．on132．A．though B．because C．so133．A．good B．poor C．rich134．A．a(chǎn)lways B．never C．often135．A．home B．school C．gym136．A．encourage B．improve C．expect137．A．dinners B．chances C．changes138．A．workedout B．gaveup C．tookdown139．A．stopped B．supported C．suggested140．A．insteadof B．closeto C．a(chǎn)sfor15．Howdoyourclassmatesgotoschooleveryday?Bybicycle,bybus____141____onfoot?Over50%ofthechildreninNewZealandgotoschool____142____theirparents’carseachday.It’ssurprisingthatinsome____143____countriesnearly90%ofthechildrengotoschoolinthiswayeveryday.____144____toschoolinsteadof(而不是)walkingmakeschildren____145____lessexercise,sosomechildrenaregettingheavierandheaviertoday.Atthesametime,drivingtoschoolalsobringsmuch____146____pollution(污染).Walkingtoschoolis____147____forbothchildren’shealthandthe____148____.Why?Becausechildrencantakeenoughexerciseeverydayandtherewillbelessairpollution.Teachersandparentsshould____149____childrentowalktoschoolmoreoften.Inthis_____150_____,childrenwillgrowuphealthilyandtheenvironmentwillbecomecleaner.141．A．so B．but C．a(chǎn)nd D．or142．A．with B．in C．over D．by143．A．a(chǎn)nother B．other C．others D．theother144．A．Flying B．Running C．Driving D．Walking145．A．take B．play C．finish D．lose146．A．water B．a(chǎn)ir C．land D．light147．A．good B．bad C．early D．late148．A．distance B．speed C．growth D．environment149．A．decide B．find C．encourage D．invite150．A．future B．time C．way D．moment16．Everyonehashobbies.Hobbies____151____usalotofhappiness.Formostofus,theactivitiesweliketodoarecommonandeasy.However,thereare____152____peoplewholiketododifferentactivities.Theyaremore____153____insnowboarding,divingandrockclimbing.Manypeopleenjoyrock____154____.Youcandoitindoorsonspecialwallsoroutdoorsonrealmountains.Therearemanyadvantages(優(yōu)點)inrockclimbing—itisfunanditalsohelpspeople____155____theirworries.Themostimportanttooltohaveisgoodshoes.Theyneedtobehalfasizesmallerthanyourusual____156____.Thenextthingyouneedisaharness(保護帶).Thisallowsyoutomovefreely,____157____itwillholdyouupifyoufall.It’simportanttoknowhowtouseyourtools.Ifyouareabeginner,it’sbesttohavelessons.Aclimberwith____158____canhelpyoualotwhenyouarelearningtoclimb.Rockclimbingisveryexcitingforpeopleofdifferentages.Climbers,however,mustbecarefulnotto____159____theenvironment.Sometimesrockclimbersleaverubbishonthemountainswhichtheyclimb.Theyshouldtakeit____160____themandthrowitaway.Thiswillletotherclimbersenjoyacleanenvironment.151．A．take B．bring C．provide D．have152．A．other B．a(chǎn)nother C．others D．theother153．A．rich B．proud C．worried D．interested154．A．skating B．diving C．climbing D．swimming155．A．remember B．forget C．trust D．keep156．A．size B．shape C．color D．kind157．A．a(chǎn)s B．but C．so D．or158．A．glasses B．experience C．space D．information159．A．protect B．produce C．pollute D．save160．A．a(chǎn)long B．to C．for D．with17．Ifyoufeeltired,hardlybreatheoutofyournoseandyourthroathurts,don’tbeafraid.You____161____havegotacold.Acoldcanmakeyoufeelsickand___162___.Andit’sveryeasytocatchacold.Whensomeonesneezes(打噴嚏)orcoughsnearyou,bacteria(細菌)travel____163____theairandgointoyourbodyandthenmakeyousick.Also,ifyoutouchyournoseoreyesaftertouching____164____thathasbacteriaonit,likeadoororyourdeskatschool,youcangetsick.Somesymptoms(癥狀)ofacold___165___afever,asorethroatandacough.Ifyournoseisrunnyandyour____166____arewatery,maybeyou’vegotacold.You’llfeelverytiredandwon’tbefull____167____muchenergy(精力)todoanything.Acoldisnotagoodthingto___168___.However,therearesomethingsyoucandotofeelbetter.Youshouldhave____169____drinksifyouhaveasorethroatandcough.Youshouldeathealthyfoodsandgetalotofrestsoyourbodycanbestrongenoughto____170____yourcold.161．A．probably B．firstly C．quickly D．suddenly162．A．excited B．strong C．weak D．a(chǎn)wake163．A．a(chǎn)cross B．down C．a(chǎn)long D．through164．A．nothing B．something C．everyone D．a(chǎn)nyone165．A．take B．catch C．turn D．include166．A．legs B．a(chǎn)rms C．eyes D．ears167．A．in B．up C．of D．with168．A．do B．make C．pass D．experience169．A．salty B．hot C．icy D．cold170．A．fight B．keep C．have D．get18．Goodhealthisveryimportant.Everyoneshoulddoallthathecandotostay___171___.Beingingoodhealthmeanshavingbothbodyandmindingoodorder,freefromillnessandpains.Goodfood,plentyofwater,cleanlinessandplentyofrestallhelpkeepingourmachinesrunningastheyshould.___172___isveryimportant.Itgives___173___weneedforkeepinghealthy.Itgivesusenergyforworkandplay.Notallfoodgiveseverythingweneed.Weshouldeatdifferentkindsoffood.Havingenoughfoodisnotthesame___174___havingtherightfood.The___175___wedrinkhelpswashawaywastesinsideourbodies.Italsomakesupforthewaterwelosewhenweperspire(流汗).Morethanhalfofthebodyisactuallywater.Wemustdrinkenoughwatertoreplacewhatwe___176___.Wefeelbetterandlook___177___whenweareclean.Abatheveryoneortwodaysisagoodruleforus.Brushingourteethisa(n)___178___habitforkeepingcleanandhealthy.Sleepisthebestkindofrest.Growingchildrenneedmore___179___thangrown-ups.Children’sbodiesnotonlyhavetoberepairedbutalsohavetogrow,____180____cangrowproperlywhileheisalwaysworkingandplayingdayandnight.171．A．health B．healthy C．healthily D．healthier172．A．Water B．Drink C．Vegetables D．Food173．A．what B．that C．which D．this174．A．a(chǎn)s B．for C．with D．to175．A．orange B．milk C．juice D．water176．A．have B．lose C．get D．put177．A．good B．well C．fine D．better178．A．important B．easy C．different D．same179．A．sleep B．time C．break D．food180．A．Somebody B．Anybody C．Nobody D．Everyone19．ThePencilandtheEraserPencil:Youknow.I’mreallysorry.Eraser:Forwhat?Youdon’tdo___181___wrong.Pencil:I’msorry,asyouget___182___becauseofme.WheneverImakea___183___,youarealwaystheretoerase