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（22-23八年级上·江苏淮安·阶段练习）“Yu’re my best friend.” It’s the nicest thing yu can 1 t smene. It’s als the nicest thing yu can 2 smene.
Gd friendships begin in middle schl. It’s the 3 yu begin t develp yur wn persnality. Yur parents aren’t arund s yu 4 lts f time every day sharing yur life with yur classmates. Yu talk with them, yu wrk with them and yu becme friends with them. But 5 them will becme yur “best” friend.
Best friends are the peple wh like yu and 6 yu the mst. They are the 7 wh are easy t wrk with and easy t have fun with.
Smetimes it’s 8 t find a best friend. And smetimes yu can 9 a little lnely. But just because yu dn’t have a best friend nw. It desn’t mean yu 10 ne in the future.
Best friends seem t find each ther as if by magic. And when yu find yur best friend, the magic will last frever.
1．A．tellB．writeC．sayD．g
2．A．hear frmB．hear fC．hear abutD．think f
3．A．timeB．placeC．beginningD．best
4．A．takeB．cstC．payD．spend
5．A．nne fB．nt all fC．n ne fD．all f
6．A．understandB．thinkC．giveD．take
7．A．thatB．nesC．thisD．these
8．A．easyB．easilyC．nt easyD．easy enugh
9．A．thinkB．knwC．becmeD．feel
10．A．nt haveB．dn’t haveC．wn’t haveD．haven’t
（22-23八年级上·江苏南京·阶段练习）Ivan sat n the flr cvered with sand deep dwn in the sea. He was bred and 11 . He watched ther pretty fish swimming in and ut f rcks. They were laughing and dancing 12 . He said t himself, “why am I s different?”
“Yu are an ctpus（章鱼）, Ivan. That is special.” The sweet 13 f Peter, a beautiful white dlphin, made Ivan feel better. Ivan lked up at the white dlphin and smiled. Peter said, “Let’s play games tgether.”
They were having a lt f 14 and they didn’t knw they swam far frm hme. Suddenly Peter saw a large shark swimming next t them. “It is Big White…the biggest, mst 15 shark in the sea,” he shuted t Ivan. Peter lked at Big White 16 . Peter was very afraid and he culdn’t swim. Just at this mment, Big White rushed dwn twards them. An idea came t Ivan. He quickly sprayed（喷）a very dark clud f black water t the shark’s eyes. Then Ivan and Peter swam away 17 gt hme safely.
“Are yu OK?” asked Ivan. “Yes. That was the mst interesting trip ever! Yu saved me just nw, I am lucky t have yu as my 18 !” Ivan’s face turned red. “I guess being different frm thers can be s 19 smetimes,” Ivan said. “That is what I try t 20 yu,” Peter said.
11．A．happyB．unhappyC．nervusD．trapped
12．A．in the riverB．in the lakeC．in the seaD．n the beach
13．A．sundB．niseC．shutD．vice
14．A．trubleB．careC．shameD．fun
15．A．kindB．terribleC．friendlyD．small
16．A．hpefullyB．hpelesslyC．carefullyD．carelessly
17．A．andB．butC．rD．after
18．A．petB．familyC．friendD．listener
19．A．badB．sadC．pleasedD．cl
20．A．tellB．sayC．speakD．talk
（22-23八年级上·江苏南京·阶段练习）A schl bus is ne that is used t take children t and frm schl.
In the USA, abut 480, 000 schl buses 21 mre than 25 millin children t and frm schl. The yellw schl bus is a US icn (象征). Yellw became the clr f schl buses in the USA in 1939. Dr. Frank gt the gd 22 . He said it was easy fr peple t see 23 buses and the black letters n them in early mrnings r late afternns. That wuld make children 24 .
There are nt many schl buses in Britain, and they are nt yellw. 25 they have trackers (追踪器) n them, s kids are being tracked while they travel t and frm schl by bus. The trackers let parents knw 26 the schl bus is and whether their kids are n the bus.
Kindergarten is a difficult time fr sme little kids. It’s the first time fr them t g away frm their parents. T make kids 27 their schl, Japanese kindergartens and schls have 28 buses. The buses can easily make children want t take them and then, g t schl. Even sme parents want t take them, t!
Schl buses are becming mre and mre 29 in China nw. It 30 a lt f time fr students t take a schl bus. It is said that there will be 3, 000 schl buses n the rad by the end f this year in Chngqing. These schl buses lk just like the American schl buses.
21．A．takeB．spendC．cstD．pay
22．A．planB．feelingC．ideaD．dream
23．A．yellwB．blackC．redD．purple
24．A．safeB．saferC．dangerusD．mre dangerus
25．A．InsteadB．BecauseC．ThughD．Mrever
26．A．whereB．hw lngC．whenD．what clr
27．A．leaveB．lveC．liveD．have
28．A．heavyB．usefulC．clrfulD．cheap
29．A．beautifulB．ppularC．expensiveD．exciting
30．A．savesB．wastesC．getsD．cllects
（22-23八年级上·江苏盐城·阶段练习）I will never frget an accident that happened in my wn childhd. When I was a by f twelve, smething happened t me that made me never 31 any birds in a cage.
We lived n the edge f a frest in Suth Carlina, and every evening many mckingbirds wuld cme and rest in the trees and sing. There isn’t any sund that can be 32 than the sng f the mckingbird.
I decided t catch a yung bird and keep it in a cage, 33 I culd have my wn musician. I finally caught ne and put it in a cage. The bird was 34 and fluttered abut the cage, but finally it became quiet in its new hme. I felt happy with 35 and lked after my little musician carefully.
On the secnd day, the bird’s mther flew t the cage 36 fd in her muth. The baby bird ate up 37 she brught. I was pleased t see this. Certainly his mther knew better than I hw t feed her baby.
The fllwing mrning when I went t see 38 my little bird was, I fund it n the flr f the cage, dead. I was very surprised! What had happened! I tk gd 39 f the little bird, r s I thught.
Arthur Wayne, a famus scientist, happened t be in the frest where we lived at the time. Hearing me crying ver the death f my bird, he tld me what had happened. “A mther mckingbird, finding her yung in a cage, will smetimes bring it pisn(毒药) fd. She thinks it better fr her yung t die than t live in a cage.” Since then I have never caught any birds r put them in a cage. All the birds have the right t 40 in the sky.
31．A．putB．cutC．drawD．pull
32．A．nisierB．less terribleC．wrseD．mre beautiful
33．A．butB．rC．sD．thugh
34．A．luckyB．quietC．kindD．afraid
35．A．yurselfB．myselfC．herselfD．himself
36．A．withutB．arundC．inD．with
37．A．smeneB．nthingC．everythingD．anyne
38．A．hwB．whatC．whichD．whether
39．A．placeB．restC．pictureD．care
40．A．jumpB．runC．flyD．walk
（21-22八年级上·江苏南京·阶段练习）Sam was very nervus. It was his first day in a new schl, and lunch was nly thirty minutes away. Fr mst students, lunch is the best part f the schl day. It is time when yu talk with yur friends, get t knw what interesting things everyne is ding, and, f curse, 41 . Sam, hwever, didn’t knw anyne r anything, like where t sit r with whm t sit at lunch.
Sam’s mther was in the army, s his family mved a lt. He had really liked his ld schl and 42 leaving his tw best friends. They still talked t each ther thrugh phne calls and emails, 43 he culdn’t see them every day. He wndered if their 44 wuld cntinue. He didn’t want t lse them, but he knew it wuld be hard fr them t stay clse.
“I knw this is hard n yu,” his mther said as he gt ready fr schl this mrning, “and I’m really 45 yu have t keep changing schls.” Sam culd see regret in her eyes, but he didn’t want her t feel that way. She had always been ready t depend（保卫）nt nly the family but als the cuntry. Sam lved her s much. He gave her a smile and tld her nt t 46 . He had wanted t mean it, but there was still always wrry in him when they mved.
The 47 time came quickly. As Sam was walking t the dining rm, a vice behind him said, “Excuse me.” Sam 48 and saw five friendly faces.
“Wuld yu like t jin us?” asked ne f them.
This 49 invitatin was exactly what he needed. Sam ndded yes 50 and jined them. He was sure abut his future schl life nw.
41．A．eatB．learnC．runD．sleep
42．A．hatedB．imaginedC．triedD．suggested
43．A．sB．rC．butD．if
44．A．discussinB．dreamC．businessD．friendship
45．A．prudB．srryC．excitedD．surprised
46．A．frgetB．mveC．returnD．wrry
47．A．breakfastB．lunchC．teaD．dinner
48．A．sat dwnB．gt upC．ran awayD．turned arund
49．A．unexpectedB．creativeC．funnyD．ppular
50．A．bravelyB．happilyC．nervuslyD．patiently
（21-22八年级上·江苏盐城·阶段练习）On Natinal Day f last year, I went n a trip t Changbai Muntain with my parents. It’s in the nrth-east f China. It is a very 51 place in winter. Sme parts f the muntain are cvered with ice and snw nearly the whle year. But the 52 there are really beautiful. The mst beautiful place f interest is Tianchi Lake. It’s ne f the 53 famus and beautiful places in China. Every year, thusands f 54 g t visit it.
When I 55 at Changbai Muntain, it lked like a giant in frnt f me. It was 56 hard at that time and the wet rad became quite slippery (滑的) . I was really wrried if I culd reach the tp f the muntain and see Tianchi Lake. After a while, I felt very tired and my legs were s heavy. 57 I didn’t want t give up halfway. I tried t vercme all f these difficulties and cntinued (继续) my 58 . When I gt t the tp f the muntain and saw Tianchi Lake with my wn eyes, I was excited and cheerful. Because f the rain, it was hiding in fg (雾) . When the fg 59 went away, I culd see there were lts f muntains arund it. The water f Tianchi Lake was very clear. The clur f its surface (表面) was blue, the same as the clur f the sea. But when I 60 clser, I culd see that it was kind f deep green. Hw beautiful it was!
When I std by Tianchi Lake, it was like I was in a wnderful land. My parents and I all enjyed urselves there. We want t g there again!
51．A．htB．cldC．warmD．cl
52．A．striesB．signsC．sightsD．senses
53．A．mreB．lessC．mstD．least
54．A．visitrsB．playersC．singersD．vlunteers
55．A．searchedB．visitedC．reachedD．arrived
56．A．snwingB．rainingC．shiningD．falling
57．A．SB．ButC．OrD．As
58．A．jurneyB．dreamC．hpeD．plan
59．A．stillB．finallyC．evenD．enugh
60．A．smelledB．jinedC．lkedD．kncked
（21-22八年级上·江苏盐城·阶段练习）“Hw was schl?” Millie’s mther asked.
“It was terrible! I 61 want t g there again!” Millie was almst crying. Millie’s mther went t the 62 and gt Millie a glass f milk and sme cakes that Millie likes.
“What’s up?” Millie’s mther asked when she 63 dwn next t Millie.
Millie lked at her mther and said, “I thught Kitty and Ann were my best friends, and I thught we culd tell each ther everything. But they were keeping a secret frm me! Tday I heard them whispering in class and I saw them giving 64 t each ther. I asked them abut it at lunchtime, 65 they didn’t tell me anything. They said there weren’t 66 ntes and I was wrng.” Millie started t cry.
“Dn’t wrry abut it a lt, Millie,” Mum said. “Nw g t have a gd 67 . Tmrrw everything will be fine.”
The next mrning, Millie went t schl 68 . She was still wrried that she lst her best friends. She walked int the classrm and went t her desk. When she pened her desk, she fund that it was full 69 presents.
“Happy birthday!” Kitty and Ann came t her and shuted excitedly, “This is ur secret - a 70 fr yu! Yu are always ur best friend, Millie!”
61．A．ftenB．alwaysC．neverD．seldm
62．A．kitchenB．bedrmC．hallD．bathrm
63．A．layB．satC．putD．came
64．A．ntesB．nteC．bkD．bks
65．A．andB．butC．rD．s
66．A．anyB．manyC．smeD．much
67．A．sleepingB．sleepyC．sleptD．sleep
68．A．happyB．sadC．happilyD．sadly
69．A．withB．fC．atD．fr
70．A．partyB．hlidayC．surpriseD．fun
（21-22八年级上·江苏南京·阶段练习）阅读下面短文，从各题所给的 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
When we think f friends, we usually think f thse wh have been in ur life fr a lng time. 71 , there is anther type f friend—ne that has nt been with us fr a lng perid f time, but 72 ur mind at sme mment.
The first such friend I remember is the little girl with red curly hair. She was in the bed next t 73 when I received an peratin (手术) n my nse. She was abut tw years lder, 74 and active (主动的). She wuld jump ut f bed whenever the nurse was gne. Her tw little 75 n the cld flr impressed( 留下深刻印象)me. Withut her, I wuld have been alne and afraid.
Tw years later, I was sent t a nursery schl 76 my parents were far t busy. There, I met a freign girl. We bth were the ldest in that schl; the thers were babies wh were nt able t talk with us. Our 77 started with s-called(所谓的)cmpetitins. Althugh we culdn’t speak t each ther in the same language, ur 78 was made by trying t beat each ther at drawing, at game, even at eating. Our cmpetitins, I think, gave me 79 I culd cntrl. And maybe I gave her the same. We gt thrugh a difficult time tgether.
Such friends ften supprt us when ur life is ff balance. A wrd, a smile, even a similar scene can bring back memries abut them. 80 the warmth rises in ur heart when we think f them. And silently, we thank them and wish them well.
71．A．In the endB．In generalC．In factD．In all
72．A．clsesB．clearsC．trainsD．fills
73．A．hisB．hersC．mineD．yurs
74．A．braveB．beautifulC．creativeD．careful
75．A．feetB．handsC．armsD．legs
76．A．sB．tillC．althughD．because
77．A． hpeB．friendshipC． dreamD．energy
78．A．invitatinB．cmmunicatinC．suggestinD．decisin
79．A．smethingB．anythingC．everythingD．nthing
80．A．LuckilyB．NaturallyC．SurprisingD．Hpefully
（22-23八年级上·江苏盐城·阶段练习）阅读下面短文， 掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
Once there was a pr little girl living near a frest. She had n family and n ne t lve her. S she ften felt sad and lnely（孤独的）.
One day, when she was walking in the frest, she fund that a small 81 was trapped（被困） in a bush. The butterfly tried t fly away 82 failed. The kind little girl saved the butterfly with great care. Instead f（代替）flying away, the butterfly turned int a beautiful fair（仙女）. The little girl was very surprised.
“Thank yu fr saving me. Yu are s kind. I will make any f yur dreams cme true. ” said the fairy.
The little girl thught fr a mment and then said, “ I want t be 83 !”
The fairy said, “ Very well. I will help yu. ”And she said 84 in the little girl’s ear. Then she disappeared（消失）.
As the little girl grew up, she was 85 ready t help peple in need and was ppular amng the village. N ne in the village was happier than she was. Everyne asked her the 86 f her happiness（快乐）. She always smiled and answered, “The secret f my happiness is that I listened t a kind fairy when I was a little girl. ”
When the kind girl became a very ld wman and was dying（奄奄一息的）, the neighbrs in the village all came arund her bed because they were 87 that her secret f happiness wuld g with her. They asked, “Please tell us 88 the kind fairy said.”
The kind ld lady still 89 and said, “She tld me that everyne needed me, n matter（无论）they are rich r pr, ld r 90 .” She said that helping thers wuld make me happy all my life.
81．A．butterflyB．birdC．snakeD．rabbit
82．A．sB．rC．butD．as
83．A．smartB．happyC．richD．famus
84．A．smethingB．anythingC．everythingD．nthing
85．A．alwaysB．neverC．seldmD．smetimes
86．A．prblemB．questinC．lessnD．secret
87．A．excitedB．gladC．surprisedD．afraid
88．A．thatB．whatC．hwD．why
89．A．shutedB．criedC．smiledD．jumped
90．A．yungB．smallC．niceD．quiet
（21-22八年级上·江苏盐城·阶段练习）The best wman in the wrld is my mther; the sweetest sund in the wrld is mther’s 91
Each day when I get back hme frm schl, I see my mther cking in the kitchen 92 and happily. I really want t give her an embrace(拥抱).
Mther ften said: “Parents dn’t want a return frm their 93 The ne thing they hpe t see is their kids have a happy life.
My mther is different frm my classmates’ mthers. When she 94 me, she was nearly 40 years ld. When I becme a university student, my mther will be 60 years ld.
My mther is in 95 health fr a lng time. She suffers frm a very serius illness. Maybe she will never fully recver (痊愈). 96 she still wrks hard fr me every day. I want t help her but dn’t knw what I can d r 97 t start. Each time my mther can’t get up frm her sick bed, I feel 98 and dn’t want t g t schl. But mther always says t me lightly: “Yu must g t schl. I can 99 myself.”
Hearing this, I wnder if I am nt a gd sn. The 100 thing I can d is t give her a warm embrace after schl.
91．A．sundB．niseC．viceD．bear
92．A．tiringlyB．tiringC．tiredD．tiredly
93．A．parentsB．friendsC．kidsD．relatives
94．A．gave birth tB．brn tC．was brn inD．had birth n
95．A．gdB．wellC．prD．nice
96．A．ButB．AndC．SD．Or
97．A．whereB．whatC．whyD．that
98．A．happyB．afraidC．gdD．nthing
99．A．lk frB．lk utC．lk atD．lk after
100．A．neB．nlyC．bestD．wrst
（22-23八年级上·江苏盐城·阶段练习）As a student, yu must have read a lt f interesting bks. Mst f the bks cme frm the schl 101 , I am sure. Perhaps yu als get bks frm the public library in yur twn. Yur parents r friends smetimes give yu bks as 102 , I think. Besides(此外), if yu like reading and want t learn mre, I am sure that yu buy bks yurself. D yu knw 103 bks are made? Well, after a bk is written, it passes 104 the hands f many different wrkers. Each ne wrks very carefully, fr there must nt be any 105 in the bk. Different peple read many times. Millins f bks are printed(印刷) in ur cuntry every year. S peple can get enugh t read. Nw may I ask yu a 106 ? Hw well d yu take 107 f bks? What have yu learned abut the care f bks? Perhaps yu bught yurselves sme 108 bks. D yu put paper n them? D yu pen it 109 ? Smetimes new bks break alng the back if yu pen 110 suddenly in the middle. I hpe that yu dn’t turn the pages carelessly. If yu d, yu may tear(撕) them.
101．A．headmaster’s fficeB．classrmC．teacher’s fficeD．library
102．A．mneyB．hmewrkC．presentsD．paper
103．A．whatB．whyC．whichD．hw
104．A．thrughB．tC．inD．frm
105．A．mistakesB．questinsC．wrngD．thing
106．A．matterB．thingC．questinD．wrd
107．A．partB．ntesC．careD．ut
108．A．mreB．newC．wellD．nicer
109．A．quicklyB．quickC．carefulD．carefully
110．A．themB．theirsC．itD．its
（22-23八年级上·江苏盐城·阶段练习）I had been swimming cmpetitively fr abut five years and was ready t quit (退出), because I 111 receiving “Hnrable Mentins (鼓励奖)” at each cmpetitin, which simply means, “Thank yu fr cming. Yu didn’t even get the first, the secnd 112 the third, but we dn’t want yu t g hme with 113 .”
The very day befre a big swim meet, I decided t tell my grandma that I was leaving the swim team. When I tld her abut my decisin, she asked me t stand straight and said t me seriusly, “Baby, remember these wrds! A quitter never wins and a 114 never quits. I never bring up lsers r quitters. Yu g t that swim meet tmrrw, and swim like yu are a grandchild f mine. D yu hear me?” I was t 115 t say n. The next day I 116 at the swim meet. I realized the ther girls were here t d ne thing—beat me. The cmpetitin began and I was swimming 117 than befre. I nticed I was tied with ne persn. I thught we were cmpeting fr the eighth place and I refused t 118 dead last(排名最后), s I added mre energy n the last tw hundred meters. I hit the 119 and lked t the left and t the right 120 the swimmers wh had beaten me, but n ne was there. That day, at age fifteen, I brke the natinal 16-year-ld 400-freestyle recrd.
111．A．missedB．stppedC．enjyedD．hated
112．A．butB．sC．rD．and
113．A．nthingB．anythingC．smethingD．everything
114．A．lserB．quitterC．winnerD．swimmer
115．A．gladB．afraidC．generusD．bred
116．A．endB．gtC．reachedD．arrived
117．A．laterB．harderC．slwerD．earlier
118．A．finishB．planC．jinD．begin
119．A．waterB．wallC．signD．line
120．A．utB．atC．frD．int