仁爱英语八年级下册完形填空Word格式.docx

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Unit5Topic1Youlookexcited.

Ⅲ.完形填空。

（10分）

What’sasmile?

Whatdoesasmile16like?

Doesanyoneknowtheanswers?

ButIcansayit’slikeaflowerwithapleasantscent（香味）.Oursmilecanmakepeopleget17toseeinsideyou.That’sthepowerofasmile.

What’sthebestway18intoaroomfullofpeoplebyyourself?

Theanswerissimple:

19somethingveryimportantwithyou——asmile.

20asmilewhenyouareamongstrangersisthebestwayto21themtogettoknowyou.Asmile22amessagethatyouarefriendlyandeasyto23.Ittellspeoplethatyouhaveaneasy-goinglook.24letasmileshowwhatagreatpersonyouare?

Letpeopleseethatyoursmiledoesn’tstopatyourmouth.Itgoesallthewaytoyourheart.

Beinghappy,smile!

Being25,smile!

Likeaflower,smile!

（）16.A.beB.getC.feelD.look

（）17.A.closeveryB.closeenoughC.verycloseD.enoughclose

（）18.A.torunB.runC.towalkD.walk

（）19.A.takeB.bringC.getD.find

（）20.A.PuttingonB.WearingC.PutonD.Wear

（）21.A.inviteB.askC.getD.want

（）22.A.putsB.givesC.sendsD.lets

（）23.A.getalongB.getupC.comeupD.comewith

（）24.A.WhataboutB.Whydon’tC.WhynotD.Why

（）25.A.excitedB.disappointedC.pleasedD.sad

Unit5Topic2I’mfeelingbetternow.

Everyonewantstobesuccessful.Butfailureisacommon（普通的）thingforustomeetwith.16,sometimeswefailtheexams,sometimesinthesportsmeet,others17butwefail.So18everybodymeetswiththefailureinhislife.

However,differentpeoplehavedifferent19todealwiththefailure.Somepeoplelosehopewhentheyfail.Theyseemtothinkthatitisthe20oftheworld.Others,ontheotherhand,don’ttakefailure21.Theyseemtothinkthatfailureisthefirststep（步骤）tosuccess.Theywillkeepupandtrytheirbest22thefinalsuccess.

Nowlet’simagine（猜想）theendsofthetwoways.Ifweareafraidofthefailureandalwaysfeel23,anddon’ttryourbesttochangeourselves,wemaymeetwithmoreandmorefailures.Butaslongaswearehopefulandbravetofacethem,andnevergiveup,wewill24successfulandourdreamswillcometruesomeday.

So,pleaseremember:

Lifedoesn’tgiveusthepleasurewewant.Butifwenevergiveupand25dolittlebylittle,itwillmakeabigdifference.

（）16.A.AtfirstB.AllthetimeC.ForexampleD.Ofcourse

（）17.A.losehopeB.winC.getD.accept

（）18.A.almostB.neverC.alwaysD.still

（）19.A.activitiesB.answersC.ideasD.ways

（）20.A.areaB.endC.startD.shock

（）21.A.seriouslyB.seriousC.angryD.angrily

（）22.A.gettingB.getsC.togetD.get

（）23.A.carefulB.disappointedC.angryD.upset

（）24.A.becomeB.turnC.getD.grow

（）25.A.oftenB.alwaysC.neverD.seldom

Unit5Topic3Manythingscanaffectourfeelings.

Somescientistssayourclothesaresopowerfulthattheycanchangeourfeelings.16,wecancontrolourfeelings17differentcolorsofclothes.

Normallywhenwearesad,wewillweardarkcoloredclothes.Ontheotherhand,whenwearehappy,weoftenchoosetowear18coloredclothes.Thisisbecausetheseclothescanmakeothers19howwearefeeling.Itseemstosay,“I’mupset,Don’ttroubleme!

”or“TodayI’mpleasedandeasy-going.”Ofcourse,wealsoknowthatsomepeoplelike20differentcolorsbecauseoftheirlikesordislikes.

Somepeople21thesewords.Theyoftensay,“Ifonlythistrulyworked.”Well,inanswertothosepeople,therearealotofstudiesaboutwhathappensto22feelings.Ifheissad,askhimtowearredororangeclothes.Hewillbecome23andhappyverysoon.Ifheishappyandexcited,askhimtowearblueorblackclothes.Hewillbecomequietorpeacefulafewminuteslater.Itprovesthatifwewearspecialcolorsofclothes,itcanchangeourfeelings.

Supposewearefeelingsad,ifweareinblack,wemaybegintofeel24.However,ifweareinredoryellow,itcanmakeusfeelalittlebetter.Soremember,ifyouarenotfeelingyourbest,youcantrywearingsomedifferentcoloredclothes.Ifonecolorhasnoeffectonyourfeelings,maybe25will.Eachcolorhasitsownpower.

（）16.A.OnthewayB.BythewayC.InthiswayD.Atthisway

（）17.A.towearB.bywearingC.aboutwearingD.nottowear

（）18.A.brightB.brightlyC.lightD.lightly

（）19.A.understandB.tounderstandC.understandingD.understood

（）20.A.dressB.dressingC.dressinD.dressingin

（）21.A.believeB.believeinC.don’tbelieveD.don’tbelievein

（）22.A.anyoneB.someoneC.anyone’sD.someone’s

（）23.A.relaxedB.activeC.amazedD.successful

（）24.A.muchhappierB.muchbetterC.evenworseD.alittlesad

（）25.A.otherB.theotherC.othersD.another

Unit5单元检测

Everyoneneedsfriends.Weallliketo26closetosomeone.Itisnicetohaveafriendtotalk,laughanddothingswith.27,sometimesweneedtobealone.Wedon’talwayswantpeople28.Butwewouldfeellonelyifweneverhadafriend.

Notwopeopleare29.Friendssometimesdon’tgetonwell.Thatdoesn’tmean30theynolongerlikeeachother.Mostofthetimetheywillmakepeacewitheachother，andbecome31again.

Sometimesfriendsmoveaway.Thenwefeelvery32.Wemissthemverymuch,butwecan33themandwritetothem.Itcouldbepossiblethatwecouldevenseethemagain.Andwecanalso34newfriends.

There’smoregoodnewsforpeoplewhohavefriends.Theylivelongerthanpeoplewhodon’thave.Why?

Itcouldbethattheyare35.Beinghappyhelpsyoustaywellanditcouldbegoodjustknowingthatsomeonecaresaboutyou.

（）26.A.lookB.watchC.feelD.see

（）27.A.HardlyB.NearlyC.SuddenlyD.Certainly

（）28.A.aloneB.awayC.alloverD.around

（）29.A.friendlyB.kindC.justthesameD.quitedifferent

（）30.A.thatB.whetherC.howD.why

（）31.A.enemiesB.strangersC.studentsD.friends

（）32.A.angryB.sadC.happyD.alone

（）33.A.callB.askC.tellD.talkwith

（）34.A.lookforB.findC.makeD.know

（）35.A.happierB.strongerC.kinderD.richer

Unit6Topic1We’regoingonathree-dayvisittoMountTai.

Inmanybigcities,thereareusuallymorethanoneundergroundline（地铁线）.Thefastestway16inacityisbysubway.Howtotravelbysubway?

Doyouknow?

Hereissomeinformation17beforeyoutravelbysubway.First,youshould18therightline.Ifyoudon’t,youwillhaveto19andtakeanotherone.Second,youneedsomecoins20yourticket,because21themachineswhichsellticketsonlyacceptcoins.Coinscanbechangednexttotheticketmachines.Oryoucangototheticketoffice22some.23youhaveaprepaidcard,youcanjustgoahead.Afteryouhaveboughtthe24,youshouldwaitforyoursubwayoutsidetheyellowline.You25walktooclosetotheyellowline.It’sdangerous.

（）16.A.travelingB.totravelC.traveledD./

（）17.A.toknowB.tofindC.toseeD.totake

（）18.A.planB.drawC.discussD.choose

（）19.A.getupB.godownC.getoffD.geton

（）20.A.ofB.toC.forD.in

（）21.A.mostofB.someofC.oneofD.abitof

（）22.A.tobuyB.togetC.toborrowD.tochange

（）23.A.WhereB.IfC.WhatD.Why

（）24.A.coinB.trainC.everythingD.ticket

（）25.A.shouldB.needn’tC.mustnotD.must

Unit6Topic2HowaboutexploringTian’anmenSquare?

Mr.SmithworksinNewYork.Lastmonthhehadafifteen-dayholiday,buthedidn’tknowwheretospendit.HespoketohisfriendBill,“I16thehotweather,butIcan’tfindacoolplaceinAmerica.HowshouldIspendmyholiday?

”

“That’seasy,”saidBill,“You’d17toMoscow.Snowandicearecoveringthegroundnow.”

Mr.Smithagreed18hisfriend.Heboughtanairticketandsoon19Moscow.Hehadahappytripthere,butonedayhe20.Afterlunchhewentoutsidethecity,hesawadog21himwhilehe22past（走过）ahouse.Thedogwashungryandwishedhimtogiveitsomefoodtoeat.Badluck!

Hehadnopieceofbreadorcakeinhispockets.Hetriedtodriveitaway.Butitbegantobarkat（对……大叫）him.Hewantedtolookforastickbuthecouldn’tfindanything23snowandice.Suddenlyhesawastoneontheground.Hehurriedto24butfailed.

“HowstrangeRussiansare!

”Mr.Smithsaidtohimself,“Theydon’ttiedogs,butfirmly（紧紧地）25thestones.MyGod!

（）16.A.likeB.unlikeC.notlikeD.hate

（）17.A.wouldgoB.wouldnotgoC.bettergoD.bettertogo

（）18.A.toB.withC.atD.about

（）19.A.arrivedinB.arriveinC.reachD.reachedin

（）20.A.madeamistakeB.getintotroubleC.gotintotroubleD.findthetrouble

（）21.A.tofollowB.isfollowingC.followedD.following

（）22.A.waswalkingB.walkedC.wascrossingD.crossed

（）23.A.exceptB.besidesC.besideD.without

（）24.A.pickeditupB.pickedupitC.pickitupD.pickupit

（）25.A.tiedB.liedC.tieD.lie

Unit6Topic3Bicycleridingisgoodexercise.

Isitsafetotalkonthephonewhiledriving?

It’sreportedthatmanyaccidentsarecausedby16thataredrivingwhilemakingphonecalls.Nowsomepeoplewantto17ifdrivingwhiletalkingonthephoneisdangerous.18acaraccidenthappens,thepolicewillaskwhetherthedriveris19amobilephone.They20theinformationinareport.Theinformationissaved,andlatertheycan21it.

Whydomobilephonescauseaccidents?

Driverssometimes22towatchtheroadcarefullywhentheyareusingtheirmobilephones.Notlookingattheroadcanbe23,becausedriverscan’tfocuson（集中注意力）