八上英语期末完形填空专项训练

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八上完型填空专项训练
（一）
My friend’s grandfather came to America from a farm in Thailand. After 29 in New York, he went into a cafeteria (自助餐厅) in Manhattan to get 30 to eat. He sat down at an empty table and waited for someone to take his order. Of course, 31 did. 3 2 a woman with a
big plate 33 food came up to him. She sat down 34 him and told him how a cafeteria worked.
“Start out at that end,” she said, “Just go along the line and pick out what you want. At the other end they’ll tell you 35 you have to pay.
“I soon learned that’s how everything works in America,” the grandfather told my friend later.
“Life is like a cafeteria here. You can get everything you want so long as you want 36 the price. You can even get success, but you’ll never get it if you 37 some one to bring it to you. You have to stand up and get it by 38 .”
( ) 29. A. arriving B. arrived C. reaching
( ) 30. A. nothing B. something C. anything
( ) 31. A. everything B. anybody C. nobody
( ) 32. A. Finally B. Luckily C. firstly
( ) 33. A. without B. full of C. filling with
( ) 34. A. at B. from C. opposite
( ) 35. A. how many B. how much C. how often
( ) 36. A. to pay B. to spend C. to take
( ) 37. A. wait B. wait for C. hope
( ) 38. A. waiter B. others C. yourself


（二）
Sometimes, you do something at a wrong place or time. Your 16 is turning red. What can you do then? Don’t 17! You may find out many of your friends have the same 18!
Ken was out to dinner with his parents in a 19, and he started saying bad things about his teacher. Then he 20 and saw his teacher sitting at the next table. His teacher 21 every word!
Jane was walking into the 22, trying to sit down at her desk, when she fell down with all the books in her arms. The whole class started 23.
Dave was very hot, so he 24 a bottle of water and drank half of it. Later, he put the water on the teacher’s desk in the classroom and 25 out to play. But when he came back, he found his teacher John drinking his water!
You might be doing things just like them, but you needn’t worry about it. Even our teachers and famous people may meet these things!
( )16. A. head B. face C. nose
( )17. A. worry B. continue C. excite
( )18. A. question B. problem C. answer
( )19. A. hospital B. school C. restaurant
( )20. A. turned around B.turned down C. turned up
( )21. A. kept B. found C. heard
( )22. A. playground B. classroom C. home
( )23. A. laughing B.crying C. speaking
( )24. A. sold B. bought C. stole
( )25. A. brought B. returned C. went

（三）
John and his wife Molly had many animals on their farm. A little mouse also lived there.
One day the mouse 16 a mousetrap (捕鼠器) on the floor. “There is a mousetrap on the 17 !” the mouse said to the chicken. But the chicken answered 18，“It is only a 19 thing for you.” Then the mouse ran to the pig and the cow and told them about the mousetrap. But the pig and the cow didn’t 20 it either. And they wished him good luck.
The little mouse felt 21.
At night, Molly heard a sound from the mousetrap. She found a snake was caught by the mousetrap. And the snake bit (咬）her on tier 22 , so she couldn’t walk. The farmers took her to the 23 at once.
Later, when they went back home, Molly still didn’t feel very well. John 24 the chicken to make some chicken soup (汤）for her. However, Molly didn’t get well. Many people came to visit her. The farmer killed the pig and the cow to make a big dinner for the 25.
( )16. A. took B. found . C. made
( )17. A. farm B. street C. playground
( )18. A. sadly B. finally C. coldly
( )19. A. useful B. helpful C. dangerous
( )20. A. care about B. look up C. take in
( )21. A. happy B. sad C. nervous
( )22. A. hands B. legs C. arms
( )23. A. hospital B. school C. market
( )24. A. protected B. kept C. killed
( )25. A. animals B. visitors C. doctors
（四）
Mr Jackson is a teacher in a college. He likes reading and often 16 some books from the library. He 17 listening to the radio every morning. And he often reads 18 after dinner. So he knows much and teaches well. His 19 all like his classes. Mike, Mr Jackson’s son, is only nine. He also likes 20 books. And he often asks his father some questions. Mr Jackson always thinks he is too 21 to understand him, so he chooses (选择) 22 ones to answer. Of course, Mike is not satisfied (满意的）with them.
One day Mike read something about the electric lights and was 23 in it. When his father 24 him to do homework, he went on thinking about it. He asked some questions and his father answered all. Then his father said, “ 25 always know more than sons!” The boy said, “I don’t think so.” “Why?” Mike didn’t answer and asked instead, “Who invented the electric lights?” “Thomas Edison，” answered Mr Jackson. “Why didn’t his father invent them then?” Mike asked again.
Looking at Mike，Mr Jackson didn’t know what to answer!
( )16. A. finds B. sells C. borrows
( )17. A. keeps B. imagines C. forgets
( )18. A. letters B. newspapers C. emails
( )19. A. children B. classmates C. students
( )20. A. borrowing B. reading C. writing
( )21. A. old B. clever C. young
( )22. A. wrong B. easy C. difficult
( )23. A. interested B. slow C. weak
( )24. A. spoke B. asked C. pushed
( )25. A. Fathers B. Mothers C. Parents

（五）
Canada Geese are large blue and white birds. When autumn comes, they have to fly south where the weather is 16. The winters are so cold in Canada that the birds will 17 if they stay there.
Last spring, Bill Lishman 18 sixteen young Canada Geese on his farm. They had lost their parents. Bill thought, “These young birds won’t know what to do in the autumn.” He had a small plane and he 19 to teach the birds to fly. All through the summer, he went on short 20 in his plane and the young geese flew after him.
In the autumn, Bill 21 to Virginia in the United States, 600 miles south of his home in Canada. The geese 22 him all the way. Bill left the geese in Virginia and he 23 home.
This spring, Bill was waiting for the birds to come back. They didn’t arrive, so Bill flew to Virginia to get them. He 24 them for two weeks but he couldn’t find them.
When he came back home, he found the geese waiting for him. They had found their 25. home without him!
( )16. A. hotter B. cooler C. warmer
( )17. A. die B. sleep C. lose
( )18. A. bought B. found C. missed
( )19. A. forgot B. stopped C. decided
( )20. A. roads B. trips C. shows
( )21. A. drove B. flew C. rode
( )22. A. followed B. held C. heard
( )23. A. left B. travelled C. returned
( )24. A. looked after B. looked at C. looked for
( )25. A. way B. money C. time

（六）
Ben’s mother worried about him. Ben always did 16 than others in school. Some students played jokes on him. The mother 17 that she would help her son by herself. She told Ben to go to the Detroit Public Library to read a book every week and write a book report 18.
One day, in Ben’s class, the teacher took out a stone and asked who knew it. No one could, but Ben put up his 19 and the teacher let him answer. “Why did Ben put up his hand?” all of his 20 laughed. “He 21 says anything in class. What can he say this time?”
However, Ben not only knew the stone, but also 22 a lot about it. The teacher and the other students got a big 23.In fact, Ben learnt this from one of the book reports he wrote. Later Ben became the 24 student of his class. When he finished high school, he went to the famous Yale University and at last became one of the best 25 in a hospital. Anything is possible if you work hard enough.
( )16. A. more B. better C. worse
( )17. A. agreed B. decided C. ordered
( )18. A. easily B. secretly C. carefully
( )19. A. hand B. leg C. head
( )20. A. students B. classmates C. friends
( )21. A. always B. never C. even
( )22. A. talked B. read C. heard
( )23. A. idea B. surprise C. story
( )24. A. second B. last C. best
( )25. A. farmers B. patients C. doctors
（七）
Once, there was a wonderful mother. She asked each of her 16 once a week if they had any secret 17, while she was putting them to bed.
She also told them that if the dream is 18, it is easy for them to make it come, 19. But the bigger dreams could also be made 20 by working on them a little bit at a time, little by little, night by night, and day by day. She told them a 21 of a little bird. The little bird wanted to build a house and he 22 with only one piece of straw (稻草). The bird had to decide when the house was big enough for his dream. He continued 23 the house with one piece of straw at a time, until one day, he said,“This is 24!”It could have been a huge castle (城堡)，or a little house, but it was the dream of one little bird. She then 25 her children, “You can have whatever you want in your dreams too if you work on it little by little, night by night, and day by day.”
( )16. A. parents B. teachers C.children
( )17. A. dreams B. ideas C.thoughts
( )18. A. big B. high C.small
( )19. A. correct B. true C.wrong
( )20. A. impossible B. possible C. alive
( )21. A. story B. plan C.thought
( )22. A. ended B. died C.started
( )23. A. capturing B. building C.moving
( )24. A. fine B. hard C. bad
( )25. A. warned B. told C. ordered
（八）
My school will hold an English Week. The activity time is from 10 March to 15 March. All 16 and English teachers will join in the activities. We will have many activities, such as singing English songs, holding speech contests, and watching English movies. But we have a 17 about the plan for the English Week, and all of us have 18 opinions. Some students think it could be a 19 of time, “We should learn English by ourselves, and studying in groups would 20 a lot of time. What’s more, we have much homework to do, and there's no time 21 for us to do anything else.” However, some other students said we should hold the activity of English Week because we can learn to 22 in groups in that way. It could 23 our English a lot. Studying together would be more interesting. I agree on the second 24. We need after-class activities, and English Week is 25 useful and meaningful. I think it is worth well being held.
( )16. A. students B. workers C. singers
( )17. A. plan B. side C. discussion
( )18. A. difficult B. different C. same
( )19. A. waste B. help C. method
( )20. A. take B. lose C. create
( )21. A. left B. cost C. spend
( )22. A. play B. trick C. work
( )23. A. advise B. improve C. copy
( )24. A. notice B. idea C. picture
( )25. A. usually B. never C. really
（九）
Mobile phones are becoming more and more popular not only with grown-ups but also with students. Meanwhile, they also become a ___26___ for middle schools in the past few years. Some children have spent too much time on mobile phones.
Many like SMS（短信）because it is easy and ___27___. Some ___28___ felt happy because they could get in touch with their children. But some teachers said mobile phone use was a distraction（分心的事）to students during ___29___ and it also gave them much ___30___ in their classrooms. Sometimes students ___31___ use phone messages to cheat(作弊) during exams. A new study found that some teenagers who ___32___ messages in class even hurt their fingers.
Many teachers suggested that students should not have phones in school, ___33___ there was a good reason, they could ___34___ their phones at school office. Many people think they understand why parents would want their children to have them, but they agree school should let the students know ___35___ they can use their mobile phones.
( )26. A.toy B. gift C. problem D. fashion
( )27. A. slow B. quick C. small D. beautiful
( )28. A. students B. teachers C. phone-makers D. parents
( )29. A. free time B. day time C. school hours D. holidays
( )30. A. business B. information C. things D. trouble
( )31. A. might B. have to C. should D. dare
( )32. A. read B. take C. send D. get
( )33. A. and B. but C. though D. however
( )34. A. miss B. leave C. lie D. carry
( )35. A. when B. how C. why D. whether
（十）
A poor woodcutter (樵夫) and his wife lived in a small house in the forest. There was space only for him and his wife to sleep in the 16. However, they were very 17 and were ready to help others all the time.
One cold night, somebody knocked at the door. The woodcutter asked his wife to 18 the door. She said, “But there is no 19.” The man laughed and said, “Two can 20 well, and three can sit.” And then the woman opened the door. The stranger was invited to come in, and they all sat telling 21 stories to each other. The stories were so interesting that they couldn’t stop laughing.
Then there came another knock. The woodcutter told the stranger, “Friend, open the 22.” And the man said, “But there is no space.” The woodcutter said, “If three people can sit 23, four people can sit a little closer than before.”
The stranger opened the door, and a man entered. Suddenly, there came a 24 knock that did not seem to a human’s! The woodcutter said, “Open the door. I know who is knocking. It is my donkey.”
Everyone said, “How is the donkey going to 25?” The man said, “Right now we are sitting. When the donkey comes in, we will all stand.”
()16. A. park B. forest C. house
()17. A. rude B. tall C. kind
()18. A. open B. close C. lock
()19. A. food B. space C. money
()20. A. sing B. sleep C. run
()21. A. funny B. terrible C. long
()22. A. door B. box C. eye
()23. A. alone B. quietly C. comfortably
()24. A. lovely B. strange C. polite
()25. A. eat B. jump C. stand

完型参考答案：
（一）II. 29-38 ABCAB CBABC
（二）II. 16-20 BABCA 21-25 CBABC
（三）II. 16-20 BACCA 21-25 BBACB
（四）II. 16-20 CABCB 21-25 CBABA
（五）II. 16-20 CABCB 21-25 BACCA
（六）II. 16-20 CBCAB 21-25 BABCC
（七）II. 16-20 CACBB 21-25 ACBAB
（八）II. 16-20 ACBAA 21-25 ACBBC
（九）26-30 CBDCD 31-35 ACBDA
（十）16-20 CCABB 21-25 AACBC