学年外研版八年级下册英语 课文语法选择Word下载.docx

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He’sgoodateverything,butI’mnot.SometimesIgetbadmarksatschool,andIfeelsad.Ishouldwork　8　. 

Youaskedme,“HowdoyoufeelaboutcomingtoChina?

”Well,Ioften　9　abitsadatfirstwhenIleavemymumanddadforafewdays,andI’mquiteshywhenI’mwithstrangers.IfeelnervouswhenIspeakChinese,butI’llbefineinafewdays.

I’malwayssorrywhenIdon’tknowhowtodothingsintherightway,sopleasehelpmewhenI’mwithyouinChina!

Oh,I’mafraidofflyingtoo.ButIcan’ttellyouhow　10　IamaboutgoingtoChina!

Seeyounextweek!

Love,

Sally

（）1.A.hearB.hearingC.tohearD.heard

（）2.A.knowB.willknowC.knewD.haveknown

（）3.A.withB.inC.byD.of

（）4.A.aB.anC.theD./

（）5.A.tellB.toldC.totellD.telling

（）6.A.butB.becauseC.soD.as

（）7.A.heB.hisC.himD.himself

（）8.A.hardlyB.harderC.hardestD.thehardest

（）9.A.feelB.amfeelingC.feltD.wasfeeling

（）10.A.exciteB.excitedC.excitingD.excitement

答案：

CBACDACBAB

Module2

MikeRobinsonisa　1　AmericanboyandhissisterClareisfourteen.Atthemoment,MikeandClareareinCairoinEgypt,oneof　2　andbusiestcitiesinAfrica. 

They　3　herewiththeirparentstwoyearsago.Theirfather,Peter,worksforaverybigcompany.Thecompanyhasofficesinmanycountries,andithassentPetertoworkinGermany,FranceandChinabefore.

Peterusuallystaysinacountry　4　abouttwoyears.Thenthecompanymoveshimagain.Hisfamilyalwaysgoeswithhim. 

TheRobinsonsloveseeingtheworld.They　5　manyinterestingplaces.Forexample,inEgypt,theyhaveseenthePyramids,travelledonaboatontheNileRiver,andvisitedthepalacesandtowersofancientkingsandqueens. 

MikeandClarehavealsobegun　6　thelanguageofthecountry,Arabic.ThislanguageisdifferentfromEnglishinmanyways,andtheyfind　7　hardtospellandpronouncethewords.However,theystillenjoylearningit.Sofarthey　8　tospeakGerman,French,ChineseandArabic.Sometimestheymixthelanguages.“It’sreallyfun,”saidClare. 

TheRobinsonsaremovingagain.　9　companyhasaskedPetertoworkbackintheUS.MikeandClarearehappyaboutthis.Theyhavefriendsallovertheworld,　10　theyalsomisstheirfriendsintheUS.Theyarecountingdownthedays. 

（）1.A.fifteenyearoldB.fifteen-yearsoldC.fifteen-year-oldD.fifteen-years-old

（）2.A.big　B.bigger　C.biggest　D.thebiggest

（）3.A.moveB.moved　C.willmove　D.havemoved

（）4.A.for　B.in　C.at　D.during

（）5.A.havegoneto　B.havebeento　C.havebeenin　D.wentto

（）6.A.learn　B.tolearningC.tolearn　D.learned

（）7.A.it　B.this　C.that　D.one

（）8.A.learned　B.aregoingtolearnC.arelearning　D.havelearnt

（）9.A.A　B.An　C.The　D./

（）10.A.and　B.but　C.or　D.so

CDBABCADCB

Module3

Scientiststhinkthattherehasbeenlifeontheearthforhundredsofmillionsofyears.However,we　1　lifeonanyotherplanetsyet. 

Theearthisaplanetanditgoesaroundthesun.Seven　2　planetsalsogoaroundthesun.Noneofthemhasanenvironmentlikethatof　3　earth,soscientistsdonotthinktheywillfindlifeonthem.

Thesunanditsplanets　4　thesolarsystem,andoursolarsystemisasmallpartofamuch　5　groupofstarsandplanets,calledtheGalaxyortheMilkyWay.TherearebillionsofstarsintheGalaxy,andoursunisonlyoneofthem. 

Scientistshavealsodiscoveredmanyothergalaxies　6　theuniverse.Theyareveryfarawayandtheirlight　7　travelformanyyearstoreachus.Sohowlargeistheuniverse?

Itis　8　toimagine. 

ScientistshavesentspaceshipstotheplanetMars　9　photos.Theyhaveevensentspaceshipstotraveloutsidethesolarsystem.However,nospaceshiphastravelledfarenoughtoreachotherstarsinourGalaxy. 

Scientistshavealwaysaskedthequestions:

withsomanystarsintheuniverse,arewealone,　10　istherelifeoutthereinspace?

Havetherebeenvisitorstotheearthfromotherplanets?

Whyhasnoonecommunicatedwithus?

Wedonotknowtheanswers…yet. 

（）1.A.found　B.havefoundC.don’tfind　D.haven’tfound

（）2.A.other　B.another　C.theother　D.theothers

（）3.A.a　B.an　C.the　D./

（）4.A.call　B.called　C.arecalled　D.werecalled

（）5.A.large　B.larger　C.largest　D.thelargest

（）6.A.from　B.near　C.under　D.in

（）7.A.should　B.isabletoC.hasto　D.haveto

（）8.A.possible　B.impossibleC.possibly　D.impossibly

（）9.A.take　B.takingC.totake　D.totaking

（）10.A.or　B.and　C.but　D.aswellas

DACCBDCBCA

Module4

IwasnotfeelingverywellsothedoctorcheckedmyheartandsaidIneededmoreexercise.Ihaveneverbeenvery　1　,andIdonotlikesports.Ihavealwayswantedapet,　2　myparentsgavemeadogformybirthday.NowIgetexercisebytakinghimforawalkeveryday.I　3　himforthreemonthsnowandIfeelreallyhealthy. 

—Anna

Ourteacherdecided　4　agirls’footballteamandIthought,“　5　greatidea!

”Iwasthefirstmemberoftheteam.Wehaveplayedfootballforayearnowandweallfeelveryfit.Ourteacheristhecoach,andshealsotakespart　6　thetrainingwithus.Sheisinexcellentconditiontoo. 

—WangWei

Forthelastfewyears,Iwenttoworkontheunderground.WhenIgottowork,IalwaysfeltverysleepyandIwasnothappy.IboughtabikeinJanuary.Sincethen,it　7　partofmylife.NowIridetoworkeveryday.Itismydailyexercise.Iarriveatworkwithasmileonmyface. 

—Thomas

Iwasweakafteralong　8　,soIwantedtoexercisemore.Thenafriendsuggested,“Whydon’twegofor　9　runbeforeschool?

”Sowestartedrunningaweekago.ButIdonotenjoyrunning,andwhenIgettoschool,Ifeelawful.　10　legshurtandIamhotallover.PerhapsIamtooweaktodoanyexercise.Whatdoyouthink?

—Richard

（）1.A.activeB.actC.actorD.actively

（）2.A.butB.ifC.unlessD.so

（）3.A.haveB.hadC.havehadD.amhaving

（）4.A.startB.startsC.startingD.tostart

（）5.A.WhatB.HowC.WhataD.Howa

（）6.A.inB.onC.ofD.at

（）7.A.becomesB.hasbecomeC.isbecomingD.became

（）8.A.illB.illnessC.sickD.sickness

（）9.A.aB.anC.theD./

（）10.A.IB.MeC.MyD.Mine

ADCDCABBAC

Module5

Nemoisacuteorange-and-whitefishandShrekis　1　uglygreenman.Theylookverydifferent,but　2　ofthemhavewontheheartsofyoungpeopleallovertheworld.Thepicturesofthesepopularcartoonheroesareeverywhere,onofficedesks,schoolbagsandcomputerscreens. 

There　3　alsosomeoldercartoonfavourites,forexample,theMonkeyKing.HeistheheroofastorycalledHavocinHeaven.Heleadsagroupofmonkeys　4　theEmperorofHeavenandhismen.Heisbrave,cleverandhumorous.Parentsandchildrenlaughtogether　5　theMonkeyKingmakesaterriblemessinheaven.Theyalwaysexpect　6　moreMonkeyKingcartoons. 

Tintinisanotherfavouritecartoonhero.He　7　popularforovereightyyears,eversincetheartistHergé

inventedhimin1929.Tintinhasredhairandasmallwhitedog.Heworksforanewspaperandhaslotsof　8　experiences.Fanshaveboughtabout200millioncopiesofTintin’sstoriesinmorethanfiftylanguages.Tintin　9　inChinainthe1980s.ManyChinesestillcollecttheseblack⁃and⁃whiteTintinbooks. 

Finally,Snoopy,acutedog,celebratedhis　10　birthdayin2010.Snoopylivesinhisownprivateworldandfindsreallifehardtounderstand.CharlesSchulzcreatedSnoopyandhisfriends,anddrewthecartoonstosatisfyolderpeopleaswellaschildren. 

（）1.A.a　B.an　C.the　D./

（）2.A.both　B.either　C.all　D.none

（）3.A.is　B.are　C.has　D.have

（）4.A.on　B.with　C.for　D.against

（）5.A.but　B.so　C.as　D.and

（）6.A.see　B.tosee　C.seeing　D.toseeing

（）7.A.is　B.was　C.willbe　D.hasbeen

（）8.A.excite　B.excited　C.exciting　D.excitement

（）9.A.appearsB.appearedC.hasappearedD.willappear

（）10.A.sixty　B.sixtieth　C.thesixtieth　D.thesixty

BABDCBDCBB

Module6

Manystudentshavehobbies,suchasreading,painting,growingvegetablesandlookingafteranimals.Somehobbiesarerelaxingandothersareactive.Hobbiescanmakeyougrowasaperson,developyour　1　andhelpyoulearnnewskills. 

DavidSmithisastudent,andoneofhishobbies　2　writing.Duringthesummerof2010,　3　spentfourweeksatasummercamp.Aswellastheusualactivities,suchassailingandclimbing,therewasawritingclass.“Theteacherwasawriter,andsheaskedus　4　aboutourlivesandtellinterestingstories.Thensheencouragedustowriteaboutourexperiencesatthecamp.”Backatschool,Davidwroteastoryaboutthelifeofasixteen⁃year⁃oldboy,anditcame　5　asabookin2012.Manyyoungpeoplelovehisbook,andas　6　result,Davidhasbecomeasuccessfulyoungwriter.Davidhasbeenverylucky　7　hishobbyhasbroughthimpleasureandsuccess.But　8　isnothisonlyhobby.Heisalsointerestedinmanyotherthings.“Ilikeplayingvolleyball　9　,”says