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外研版八年级英语《完形填空》专项练习题(含答案)

Haveyoueverheardofanimaltourguides(导游)?

DoyouknowtherearemonkeytourguidesinsomeplacesinIndia?

Dressedinwaistcoats(马甲),thesecutemonkeysarealwaysreadyto]you.Ifyouarehungry,youonlyneedtopointtoyour2andthey'lllead(带领)youtothe3restaurant.Ifyou're4youputbothofyourhands

behindyourheadandtheywill5youtothenearesthotelAfterthat,theywillputtheirhairyhandsto6fortips(小费).Thentihey'llwave(挥手)theirhandsasiftheyaresaying7toyou.

Canyouguesswheretheseguides8from?

Yes,school!

Peoplefeedthem

carefullyandtheyaretrainedforoneyearto9theirdiplomas(文凭).Thereusedto

beathree-year-oldmonkeynamedAlice.Sheevenlearnedtoturnonand10thelights,playarecorderandopendoorsandwindowswhenshewastoldto.

Nexttime,besuretomeetthemonkeytourguideswhenyoutravelinIndia.

1.

A.

call

B.

tell

C.

serve

2.

A.

stomach

B.

back

C.

head

3.

A.

nearest

B.

farthest

C.

smallest

4.

A.

angry

B.

sad

C.

tired

5.

A.

drive

B.

take

C.

follow

6.

A.

buy

B.

make

C.

ask

7.

A.

sorry

B.

goodbye

C.

hello

8.

A.

come

B.

is

C.

make

9.

A.

look

B.

get

C.

lose

10

.A.

B.

down

C.

off

Onedayapoorboy,whowassellingnewspapersinatown,foundthathehadonlytenpennies(便士)left,andhewashungry.Hedecidedtoaskfora11atthenexthouse.However;hehadanotherideawhenayoungwomanopenedthedoor.

Insteadofamealheaskedforadrinkofwater.Butashelooked12shebrought

himalargeglassofmilk.Hedrankit,andthenasked,“HowmuchdoIown(欠)you?

“MymotherteachesmethatIshould13getmoneyforanykindness/shereplied.“Soyoudon'toweme14

Manyyearslater;thewomanbecameseriouslyillThenshewassenttoafamoushospitalinLondon.DrKellywascalledintostudyherillness.Whenheheardthenameofthe_15whichshecamefrom,astrangelightfilledhiseyes.Assoonashewalkedintoherroom,hegottoknowheratonce.Hedidhisbestto16her.Thenhegavespecialattentiontoher.Aftersometimeshegotwell

Dr.KellyaskedforherfinalbillbeforeshelefthospitalHe17it.thenwrotesomethingonit18itwassenttoher.Shewasafraidtoopenit,forshebelieveditwouldcosttherestofherlifeto19foritallBut20sheopenedit,andreadthesewordsonitPaidinfullwithoneglassofmilk.

11.A.banana

B.drink

C.meal

12.A.excited

B.thirty

C.hungry

13.A.always

B•never

C.sometimes

14.A.anything

B.everything

C.nothing

15.A.country

B.house

C.town

16.A.protect

B.remember

C.save

17.A.lookedat

B.lookedafter

C.lookedfor

18.A.after

B.before

C.when

19.A.take

B.pay

C.spend

20.A.finally

B.quickly

C.happily

Onedayahungryfoxwaswalkingthroughtheforest.Hewas21somethingtoeat.Thefoxnoticedacrow22onthebranchofatree.Shewasholdingalargepieceof23inherbeak.

Thefoxgazedatthecrowonthebranch.Hespottedthepieceofcheeseinherbeak.Thehungryfoxthoughtthecheesewould24verygood.Hewantedtogetthecheesefor_

Thenthefoxhadanidea.Hecalledtothecrow,“Whatapretty26youare!

YouhavethemostbeautifulfeathersI'veeverseen.Iwonderifaprettybird27youcansing.Wouldyoupleasesingasongforme?

Thecrowliked28allthenicethingsthefoxsaidabouther.HiswordsmadeherfeelveryspecialShewantedtosingasongforthefox.

Thecrowopenedher29tosing.Thecheesefelltotheground.The30foxpickedupthepieceofcheese.

21.A.lookingat

B.lookingafter

C.lookingfor

D.lookingup

22.A.sleeping

B.playing

C.sitting

D.working

23.A.cheese

B.meat

C.bread

D.chicken

24.A.smell

B.taste

C.sound

D.look

25.A.herself

B.himself

C.yourself

D.myself

26.A.parrot

B.animal

C.person

D.bird

27.A.like

B.as

C.with

D.for

28.A.making

B.founding

C.hearing

D.seeing

29.A.feathers

B.eyes

C.wings

D.mouth

30.A.clever

B.rare

C.awful

D.sorry

Once,therewasabigspiderinthebasement(地下室)ofanartmuseum.Thespiderwasgoodatmakingwebs.Everydayhespentmuchtimetakingcareofhisweb.Forhim,itwasvery31.

However;oneday,themuseumworkersbegantotakepaintingsoutofthebasement.—32otherspiderscametoknowwhatwashappening,theysoonmovedtootherplaces.However;thebigspiderdidn'twanttomove."It's33formetofindabetterplacetomakeaweb/hethought."Ineedtowork34tomakemywebstronger.Whentheyseemystrongweb,theywill35So,thespiderdidhisbesttomakehiswebstronger.Overtime,therewerefewerandfewerpaintings.

Oneafternoon,the36cameagain.Itlookedlikethattheyweregoingtotakethepaintinganyway.Thespiderdidn'twanttoleave.Butwhenhe37hemightlosehis

life,heranawayfromthebasementandcametoalittlegarden.Tohis38,hecould

makeanevenmorebeautifulwebthere.Thespiderthought,"'Sometimes,leavingdoesn'tmean39

Inourlife,wehavetomakedifficult40sometimes.It'snoteasy,butweshouldn'tbeafraid.Futuremightbebetterthanwethink.

31.A.boring

B.difficult

C.important

D.relaxing

32.A.If

B.When

C.Unless

D.Although

33.A.easy

B.exciting

C.necessary

D.impossible

34.A.earlier

B.harder

C.farther

D.closer

35.A.giveup

B.cheerup

C.tryout

D.blowout

36.A.painters

B.visitors

C.workers

D.farmers

37.A.hoped

B.explained

C.agreed

D.realized

38.A.joy

B.joke

C.worry

D.sadness

39.A.hiding

B.losing

C.winning

D.improving

40.A.records

B.wishes

C.habits

D.decisions

Burton,thebeaver(水獭),waslyinginthedirtenjoyingthewarmrainfallingdownonhischocolate-brownfunbytheriver.Therainwascomingdownhard.Justthenawallof

41ranoverthetopofhim.Burtoncouldhardlybreatheashewaspickedupbytheforceofthewaterandcarrieddowntheriver.Afterafewminutes,hewasthrownontoalargerock.Burtonlookedallaroundandnoticedthattheriverhadcoveredthetallgrassandbushes.What'smore,ithad42everythingincludinghishome.

Outofthecornerofhiseye,Burtonsawsomethingtryingtogetoutofthewater."It'satortoise(陆龟)"herealized,and43down.Burtoncameupright44thetortoise.

Ashefloatedup,thetortoisefoundhimselfsafelyonBurton'sback.

"Thanks/'thetortoisesaidcheerfully;"MynameisTorquilThewater45killedme.Whathappened?

"

"Theremustbe46rainupriver.Nowholdon.Don'tletgo.We'llswimalongwiththeflow,"Burtontoldthetortoise.

"Ithinkthat'sagoodidea.I'llholdon/'Torquil47.Therainstoppedandtheriver

becamequietasbefore.

"WellIguessit'stimetosaygoodbye/'Burtonlookedupatthetortoise.

Torquilthoughtforawhile,"Ifeelverysafetobewithyou,myfriend.Besides,I'matortoiseandmoveslowly.Youareabeaverandmoremuch48.MayIstay?

Icanhelp

youbuildanother49then."Burtonansweredwitha50,"Whynot,my

friend?

"

Thetwofriendsswamoffasthesunbegantoshinebrightlyonthequietriverwater.

41.A.fur

B•water

C.rock

D.chocolate

42.A.saved

B.raised

C.enjoyed

D.damaged

43.A.fell

B.flew

C.dived

D.drove

44.A.over

B.under

C.across

D.forward

45.A.never

B.nearly

C.hardly

D.seldom

46.A.little

B.quiet

C.terrible

D.pleasant

47.A.agreed

B.refused

C.guessed

D.disagreed

48.A.faster

B.lower

C.harder

D.later

49.A.tent

B•farm

C.house

D.island

50.A.fear

B.smile

C.warming

D.problem

Understandingamongpeopleisalwayslikeawarmsunshineinourlife.ItcanmakepeoplehappierandthelifemorewonderfulIstillremembermyfatheracted_

51anunderstandinghusbandwhenIwasalittlegirl

Mymomusedtocookdinnerwiththebreakfastfood.Oneday,mymomputsomeburnt(烧焦的]breadinfrontofmydadfordinner.Theburntbreadlooked

52andhardtoeat.IthoughtmydadwouldnothaveitandbeangrywithMom.Tomysurprise,mydadtookthebread,smiledatmymomandtalkedwithme53whilehewaseatingthebread.Icouldn'trememberwhatItold54thatnight.ButIdidrememberwatchinghimputsomebutteronthebreadandeatupthebreadasusual

Afterdinner;Istill55ifmydadreallylikedtheburntbread.SoIinvitedhimto56andtakeawalkaroundourhouseandaskedhimabout

that.Heheldmein57andsaid,"Yourmomworkedveryhardallday.She'sreallytired.Andyousee—abitofburntfood58stopsusfromlovingothers!

"OnlythendidIknowwhatagreathusbandandafatherheis!

59I

wasalittlegirlatthattime,IstillcouldfeelhistruecareforMom.Ifelthisarmswerewarmer.

Lifeisnotperfect.Nobodyisperfect,either.Whatwereallyneedisthe60ofeachother—whetherbetweenthehusbandandthewife,theparentandthechildorjustbetweentwofriends.Thisisthekeytoahappylife.

51.A.as

B.for

C.with

52.A.delicious

B.dry

C.soft

53.A.angrily

B.happily

C.luckily

54.A.her

B.him

C.them

55.A.continued

B.noticed

C.wondered

56.A.goout

B.getoff

C.giveup

57.A.fingers

B•arms

C.knees

58.A.always

B.sometimes

C.never

59.A.Although

B.If

C.Until

60.A.independence

B.situations

C.understanding

TheAmericansweregettingreadytosendtheirfirstmantothemoon.AnoldIrishman(爱尔兰人]waswatchingthemonthetelevisioninthebarofahotelTherewasanEnglishmaninthebar;too,andhe61theIrishman,“The62areveryclever;aren'tthey?

Theyaregoing63somementothemoon.Itisalong64fromtheearth."

“Oh,that's65,"theIrishmanansweredquickly."TheIrisharegoingtosendsomementothesunina

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