英语八年级下册Section B精品课后练习题

这是一份英语八年级下册Section B精品课后练习题，共9页。试卷主要包含了完成句子，汉译英，多句选词填空，完形填空，阅读单选，补全对话7选5等内容，欢迎下载使用。
英语人教版8年级下册Unit 5 Section B 分层作业（培优版）一、完成句子1．那时那位老人正费力地走向门口。The old man ________ ________ ________ ________ to the door at that time．2．当他走进教室时，他才意识到他没带背包。When he came into the classroom，he ____ that he ____ _____ his backpack．3．这些产品完全达标，可投入使用。These products are _______________________________and ready for use．二、汉译英：单词/短语写出下列短语的英文4．起初 __________________ 5．逃跑 __________________ 6．感到心神不安 __________________ 7．离开 __________________ 8．太多 __________________ 9．制造噪音 __________________10．考虑；认为 __________________ 11．洗澡 __________________12．咳嗽得厉害 __________________ 13．感到困倦的 __________________ 三、多句选词填空请根据句意，选择方框中所给动词的适当形式填空。（每词限用一次）improve         wait         drop         discover         realize 14．We __________ the importance of low-carbon life and will take action right now．15．They _________ this beach while they were sailing around the island．16．In auturnn, days usually get shorter and the temperature slowly _________．17．—Did you see the headmaster in the hall this morning?—Yes． He, together with some teachers, _________ for the exchange students then．18．Boys and girls, join in the summer camp, and you _________ some basic life skills． 四、完形填空The game ended． The Hawks won!Not that Abby had done much． She sat on the bench（替补席）almost all the time． Abby had made the ___19___ team in her eighth-grade． But making the team and playing in the games were two ___20___ things． Coach was all smiles． “Girls, you did a good job．” she said． “And Kathy, your free-throw shooting（罚球命中率）helped a lot．”Abby felt like shouting, “My free-throw shooting could help, too—if I could just play in the game!” She thought of those hours she’d spent ___21___ after school． She wondered whether it was worth it． “Are you OK?” Mom’s words suddenly rose behind her． Abby turned back and nodded, with tears in her eyes． “What time is the next game?” Mom always knew when it was ___22___ to say something to comfort her． “Ten thirty on Saturday．” Abby said． Mom put her arms around Abby and hugged her tight． “Your ___23___ will come．”The gym was packed for Saturday’s game． In the last minute, Kathy stole the ball and raced toward the basket, but she fell off on the floor and hurt her legs． Kathy was helped to ___24___ up finally, but she surely was not going back into the game． The referee（裁判员）came over to the bench． “Coach, you need someone at the free-throw line． She gets two shots（投篮）．”Coach looked at her players． Who had paid attention to free-throw shooting? Abby! Though her playing time ___25___ only about twenty minutes for the season, she certainly could make it． “Abby,” Coach said． “You’re in．”Abby’s heart beat fast． “Me?” she said． “Now?”     Coach stepped closer to her． “I’ve ___26___ you in practice,” she said． “You can do this．”Abby jumped up and walked to the line． She took a deep breath． Two bounces． She jumped and let the ball fly．     Swish．The crowd cheered．          “One more,” Abby thought． She caught the ball． Bounce, bounce． Shoot． The Hawks won again!    Abby’s time had come．19．A．football B．basketball C．volleyball D．baseball20．A．different B．important C．common D．enjoyable21．A．dreaming B．checking C．complaining D．practicing22．A．serious B．best C．polite D．fun23．A．choice B．answer C．exam D．time24．A．hurry B．look C．stand D．speed25．A．totaled B．included C．passed D．increased26．A．admired B．greeted C．watched D．viewed 五、阅读单选Ellyse Perry is one of Australia’s greatest women cricketers（板球运动员）． She shares her ideas about having dreams and how to achieve them． In Perry’s opinion, a dream has to be realistic（现实的）． It has to be something you can actually do． “When I was a little girl, I dreamed of being a musician and giving concerts to people from all over the world． But that’s not realistic because I’m not good at it,” Perry said． It’s true that all the little dreams we have can lead to a big one． In the beginning, Perry just wanted to be a cricketer． Then, she kept working hard and tried to dream bigger． Now she has the chance to fight for her country in cricket． “That’s impossible to imagine when I started out． So be brave to dream big,” said Perry． As we all know, not everything can happen perfectly． All we have to do is to never give up（放弃）． As a sportsperson, Perry may lose a match sometimes． Instead of thinking about something bad, she always tells herself, “Be persistent． Things will get better soon if you never give up．”Finally, Perry tells us that confidence（自信心）is what gets you through the hardest moments． “While facing problems, don’t lose heart． Always have confidence in yourself and believe in yourself． When you believe you can, you really can,” she said．27．Ellyse Perry wanted to ________ when she was very young．A．give lessons to many people B．hold concerts all over the worldC．play cricket for her country D．be the greatest woman cricketer28．Perry may agree that ________．A．a dream can be anything you want B．people should have a big dream when we start outC．everyone should have dream at an early age D．small dreams can finally lead to big ones29．What does the word “persistent” in Paragraph 4 mean in Chinese?A．坚持的 B．气馁的 C．妥协的 D．直率的30．In Perry’s opinion, people should be ________ if they hope their dreams come true．A．creative and careful B．confident and hard-working C．outgoing and friendly              D．smart and handsome31．This passage is mainly about ________．A．the life of an Australian cricketer B．the ways of achieving dreamsC．the ideas about dreams of a successful woman D．the importance of having a dreamFor most people, graduation is an exciting day． But my graduation day was not．I remember that weekend two years ago． Family and friends had traveled from across the country to watch our class walk across that stage． But like everyone else in my graduating class, I had watched the economy turn from bad to worse in my fourth year of university． We graduates had degrees, but very few job opportunities． I knew that the next day I would no longer have a place to call home．I knew my small university town couldn’t offer me any opportunities, so I drove to southern California to find work． But what I thought would take a week lasted for two weeks, and then four weeks, and I found myself in the same spot I was in before． You know that feeling when you wake up and you are full of fear? Fear about something you can’t control． You hope that everything that has happened to you so far is just a bad dream．So what did I do to stay calm? I wrote． Something about putting words on a page made everything seem a little clearer — a little brighter． Something about writing gave me hope． If you want something enough … sometimes a little hope is all you need!I turned my scary feelings into a children’s book — about a surprising hero who simply refused to give up on his dream．Then one day, without a writing degree or contacts in the writing world — just a lot of hard work – I was offered a publishing (出版) deal for my first book! After that, things slowly began to fall into place． I was offered a second book deal． Then a few months later, I got an interview with a big company and got a good job． It takes time, but just hold on — things can change when you don’t expect it．32．The author didn’t think her graduation day was exciting because ________．A．her family and friends didn’t comeB．she got a bad score in her senior yearC．she didn’t get her university degreeD．she worried about how to make a living33．What happened to the author after four weeks?A．She got a job offer in California． B．She still couldn’t find a job．C．She drove back to her hometown． D．She found a job in her university．34．How did the author feel while writing her first book?A．Calm． B．Scared． C．Excited． D．Hopeful．35．What helped the author achieve success?A．Her writing degree．B．Her friends in the writing world．C．Her hard work and persistence．D．Her good job interview skills．36．What does the author try to teach us?A．Try to get as much education as you can．B．Don’t fear what the future will be like．C．Life can change for the better if you just hold on．D．You might not get the job you want at first．When I was a boy growing up in New Jersey in the 1960s，we had a milkman delivering milk to our doorstep． His name was Mr． Basille． He wore a white cap, and drove a white truck． As a five-year-old boy, I couldn’t take my eyes off the coin changer(硬币兑换器) fixed to his belt． He noticed this one day during a delivery, and gave me a quarter out of his coin changer．Of course, he delivered more than milk． There was cheese and eggs and so on． If we needed to change our order, my mother would pen a note, “Please add a bottle of buttermilk next delivery,” and put it in the box along with the empty bottles． And then, the buttermilk would magically appear．All of this was about more than convenience． There was a close relationship between families and their milkmen． Mr Basille even had a key to my house, for those times when it was so cold outside that we could box indoors, So that the milk wouldn’t freeze． And I remember Mr Basille from time to time, taking a break at our kitchen table, having a cup of tea and telling stories about his delivery．There is sadly no home milk delivery today． Big companies allow the production of cheaper milk, so making it difficult for milkmen to compete． Besides, milk is for sale everywhere． And it may just not have been practical to have a delivery service．Recently, an old milk box in the countryside I saw brought back my childhood memories． I took it home and fixed it on the back porch(门廊)． Every so often my son’s friends will ask what it is, so I start telling stories of my boyhood, and of the milk man who brought us friendship along with his milk．37．Mr． Basille gave the boy a quarter out of his coin changer______．A．to please his motherB．to pay for the deliveryC．to show his magical powerD．to satisfy the boy’s curiosity(好奇心)38．If they needed to change their order, they should____A．call the milkmanB．wait for the milkC．leave a note in the boxD．leave a note on the door39．Why is there no longer milk delivery today?A．It is not allowed by the law．B．Its service is getting poor．C．It has been driven out of the market．D．Nobody wants to be a milkman now．40．Why did writer bring back home an old milk box?A．He planted flowers in it．B．He missed the good old days．C．He needed it for his milk bottles．D．He wanted to tell interesting stories．41．What can be inferred(推断) from the fact that the milkman had the key to the boy’s house?A．He was a funny person．B．He wanted to have tea there．C．He was fully trusted by the family．D．He was treated as a family member． 六、补全对话7选5根据对话内容，从选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有两项多余选项。 A: Hello, Sally! Congratulations to you for winning the first prize in the singing competition!B: Thank you!A: ___42___ Why did you take part in the singing competition?B: Yeah, I used to be shy． And my mother was really worried about it． She told me I must have confidence in everything． She encouraged me to do that．A: ___43___ B: I practiced singing every day． In order to make it good, I had practiced it hundreds of times．A: ___44___B: I got excited and couldn’t help crying when I won the prize, but at first I could hardly believe I was the winner．A: Did it change you?B: Yes, it changed me a lot． ___45___ I’m very thankful to all the people who helped me．A: ___46___B: You’re welcome．A．How could you do such a good job?B．Thanks for answering my questions．C．Your answers are very useful to me．D．And it made me feel confident．E．How did you feel when you won the prize?F．How do you overcome(克服) your difficulties of your writing．G．You used to be shy when you talked to others．
参考答案：1．     was     making     his     way2．     realized     had     forgotten3．completely up to standard##up to standard completely4．at first    5．run away    6．feel uneasy    7．go away    8．too much    9．make noise    10．think of    11．take a shower    12．cough a lot    13．feel sleepy 14．have realized    15．discovered    16．drops    17．was waiting    18．will improve19．B    20．A    21．D    22．B    23．D    24．C    25．A    26．C  27．B    28．D    29．A    30．B    31．C  32．D    33．B    34．B    35．C    36．C  37．D    38．C    39．C    40．B    41．C  42．G    43．A    44．E    45．D    46．B