初一英语综合填空练习.docx

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初一英语综合填空练习

首字母填空练习

（一）MostAmericanfamiliesaresmallerthanthefamiliesino  81   countries.MostAmericanfamiliese   82    haveoneortwochildren.

C   83    intheUSwillleavetheirparents'homewhentheygrowup.Theyusuallylivefar f   84    theirparentsbecausetheywanttofindgoodjobs.Theyoftenw   85    totheirparentsortelephonethem.Andtheyoftengotovisittheirparentsonh   86    .

    Parentsusuallylettheirchildrenchoosetheiro   87    jobs.Americansthinkitimportantforyoungpeopletodecideontheirlivesbythemselves.

    Childrenareaskedtodosomeworkaroundtheirhouse.Andinmanyfamilies,childrenarepaid（付钱）ford   88    somehouseworksothattheylearnhowtomakemoneyfortheirownuse.

Doyouoftenhelpy   89    parentsdohousework?

Doyouwanttolivewithyourparentsw  90    yougrowup?

（二）Loftonisalittlevillage（村庄）inEngland.Itisnotf__81___fromthecityofManchester.Notmanyfamiliesl__82___aroundthevillage,sothepeopleallknoweacho__83___.Mostofthemarefriendlyandhelpful.

    ThoughtheirhomesareinLofton,manypeoplehavejobsinManchester.S__84__workinlargefactoriesthere.Afewworkinshopso___85___offices.Mostofthesepeoplegotoworkbytrain.Itusuallyt__86_ _abouthalfanhourtogofromLoftontoManchester.

    IntheeveningalotofpeoplelikewatchingTV.Butiftheygotoseeafilmorgotoaconcert（音乐会）,theyhavetogotoManchester,becausetherearen___87___cinemasinLofton.

    Likemanyothervillagesneartownsorcities,itiscleanandquiet.SolifeinLoftonmaynotbesoe___88____asthelifeintheb___89___cities,butitcanbejustasinteresting.Thatisw___90__peopleinLoftonlovetheirvillage. 

（三）OnedayIfoundalittlegirlsittingintheparksadly.Lotsofpeoplepassedbybutnever s 81     toseewhyshelookedsosad.AsIgotcloserIsawthather b  82     hadastrangeshape.That’sahump（驼背）!

Perhapsthatwasthe r  83  whypeoplejustpassedbyandmakenoefforttohelp.Isatdownbesideherandsaid,“Hello!

”Thenshe,inalowvoice,said,“Hi.”Ismiledandshesmiled b  84   ,shyly.Thenwetalkedthere u  85     itgotdark.Iaskedthegirlwhyshewassosad.Shelookedatmeandsaidwithasadface,“Becauseofthehump.”

    “But,youmakemet  86    ofanangel（天使）,sweetandfriendly,”Isaid.Shelookedatmeandasked,“Really?

”Isaid,“Yes,Ithinkyouareanangelandyoucomeheretowatchoverallthosepeoplewalkingby.”Whenshe h  87   this,thelittlegirljumpedup.“Iam!

I’manangel!

”Iwashappybecauseshewasnosadany m  88  .

Afterthat,mylifealsochanged.Ilearnedhowto s  89   bothhappinessandsadnesswithothers.Ibelievenowwegivesomethingtoothersinthe s  90   waywegetthesame.

（四）TherewasabigearthquakeundertheIndiaOceanAreao  81   December26th2004andit c 82   alargetsunami.Tsunamisaregreatseawavesproducedespeciallybyanearthquake.

    ThatmorningmyclassmatesandIwenttotheseasideandhadbreakfastwhenweh  83     aloudnoiselikebombs.Peopleinthesearan w   84   tothebankands   85    ,‘Wateriscoming!

’Someonetoldustoruntoahigherplace.Weranasq  86    aswecould.

    Sincewedidnotknowwhathappened,wewereveryf  87   .Welookedbackandsawat  88    picture.Thewaterwavesweresostrongthatcars  weremadetofallupsidedownandthefloodw 89    awayeverythingontheseaside.

Weweresafebutthen   90   ofvictimswasover140,000.Peoplecalltheday‘BlackSunday’.

（五）Manhasabigbrain.Hecanthinkands  76    languages.Scientistsoncethoughtthatmanisn’tthesameasanimalsb   77   mancanthinkandlearn.Theyknownowthatdogs,monkeysandbirdscanlearn,too.

    Theyarebeginningtou   78    thatmenaredifferentfromanimalsbecausetheycanspeak.Animalscan’tspeak.Theymakemuchn    79   whentheyareafraid,orunhappy.Apes（猿）canlearnsomethingsmorequicklythanman.Oneortwoofthemhavelearnedafewwords.Buttheycannotjoinwordstomakes  80  .Theycannotthinkl   81   usbecausetheyhavenolanguage.Languageisawonderfulthing.Manhasbeena   82   tobuildamodernworldbecausehehaslanguage.Everychildcanspeakhisownlanguageveryw  83   whenheisfourorfive,b   84    noanimalslearntospeak.

Howdochildrenlearnit?

Scientistsdon’treallyknoww   85    happensinsideourbodywhenwespeak.Theyonlyknowthatmancanspeakbecausehehasabrain.

（六）Readingbooksisagoodhobbyforallkindsofreasons.

 First,readingbooksis f  72  .Youcanalwayskeepyourselfinterestedandhelpyoutohaveanenjoyabletimeifyoulikereading.Thisisespecially u  73   whentheweatherisbad.Itisarelaxinghobbytoo.Youcanreallybecomelostinabook.

 Next,youcanreadabook a  74  :

inacar,inawaiting-room,onaplane,inbed—eveninthebath.Allyou n  75   isabook!

Readingisaconvenienthobbyasitiseasytostopandthenstartagain.

 A  76   goodreasonforreadingbooksisthatitisuseful.Ifyoureadasahobbyyouwillgetbetterandbetteratit.This m  77   thatyouwillreadfasterandwillbecomebetteratunderstandingwhatyouread.Asyourreadingimproves,youwillprobablyfindyourschoolworkbecomesmuch e  78  .Manyschoolsubjectsdependon（依赖于）goodreadingand,asyouread,youlearnmoreandmore.

 Somepeoplesaythatreadingisoutofdate.Thisisnot t  79  .Youhavetobeabletoreadtouseacomputerand,thebetteryouread,thebetteryourcomputerskillswillbe.Readingisneveroutofdate!

 Goodreadersaremostlikelytobegood w  80  ,too.Theyare usuallygoodatspellingaswell,andhavemorethingstowriteabout.Readingbooksisawonderfulhobby,oneofthebest. W  81   otherhobbycouldbemoreuseful,ormoreenjoyable?

（七）Michelisayounggirlwhoworksforthepoliceasahandwritingexpert（专家）.Shehashelped

c72   manycriminalsbyusingherspecialtalents.

 Whenshewasfourteen,Michelwasalreadyquite i73   inthedifferencesinherfriends’handwritingthatshewouldspendhoursonthem.After f74   collegeshewenttoFranceforaspecialtwo-yearclassinhandwritingattheSchoolofPoliceScience.

 Michelsaysthatitis i75   forpeopletohidetheirhandwriting.Shecandiscovermostof

w76   sheneedstoknowjustbylookingatthewritingwithherowneyes.Shealsohasmachines t77    helphermakeoutdifferentkindsofpaperandink.Thisknowledgeis o78    greathelptothepolice.

 Michelbelievesthathandwritingisagoodsignofwhatkindofpersonthe w79   is.“Iwouldn’tgooutwithafellow i80 Ididn’tlikehishandwriting.”Shesays.Andsheaddsshefellin l81   withherfuturehusband,ayoungpolicemanaftershestudiedhishandwriting.Itislaterprovedtobeallright,however.

（八）Wateranditsimportancetohumanlifewerethecentreoftheworld’sattentionlastweek.March22nd wasWorldWaterDayandhadthetheme“WaterforLife”.

 Therearemorethanonebillionpeopleintheworldwholive w    67      safedrinkingwater.TheUnitedNations h    68      tocutthisnumberinhalfby2015. Solving s    69      abigproblemseemslikeanunrealchallenge（挑战）.But e    70     ，eventeenagers,candosomethingtohelp.AteenagegirlintheU.S.hassetanexampletoothersofheragearoundtheworld.

 ReneHaggerty,13,wasawardedthe2004GloriaBarronPrizeforherworkcollectingwastebatterieswhich p___71______water. 

 In2003,HaggertywentonafieldtriptotheGreatLakesScienceCentreinOhio.There,shesawanexhibitionabouthowchemicalsinoldbatteries h____72       thewaterofLakeErie. Haggertylearntthatrecyclingthebatterieswasaneasywaytosolvetheproblem.“Ithinkeverybodycandoit,becauseeveryone u    73      batteries,anditcanmakeabigdifference.”Withthesewords,shebeganheractioninherarea.Shetalkedtothegovernmentandschool.Shegotpermissiontostartarecyclingprogrammmeintheschoolaswellasthepubliclibraries,hospitalsandchurches.Withthehelpfromherfamily,friendsand l___74____officers,shegathered,transportedandmadeaneducationalvideo.Overthepasttwoyears,shecollectedfourtons（吨）ofbatteries.Whenshewasaskedifshefeltlikethatshewasahero,Haggertywasq___75___modest.“Notreally.Well,maybeforthefishIsaved!

”

 EveryyeartheGloriaBarronPrizehonoursyoungAmericansaged8to18whohaveorganizedandledaserviceactivitythathasclearlydonegoodtootherpeople.Eachyear,ten w____76_____willreceiveU.S.$2000each,tohelpwiththeireducationcostsortheirpublicservicework. 

（九）.Bedtimestoriesareoneofthedelights（喜悦）ofearlychildhood.Buta________

（1）toDr.JulieSpreadburyfromQueensland，parentss____

（2）notspeedupreadingtotheirchildrenaftertheyenteredprimaryschool.Shesayslisteningto，readingandd________（3）thestorieshelpchildren'srelaxation.

Mytheory（理论）isthatwhenchildrencanreadt________（4），mostparentsstopreadingtothem，Dr.Spreadburysays.

ThatmaybeattheendoftheYear1，whichisfartooinformal.

Dr.Spreadburysaysbedtimereadingn________（5）onlygiveschildrenagoodb________（6）atschool，butalsobringsparentsandtheirchildrencloser.Thismakesitfunnierforthemtoopenupandtalktoparentsaboutthingsthatareworryingthem，o________（7）thingstheyarereadingintheireverydaylife.

（十）.BritishMilkmanSteveLeechsavedsomeshopsandflats（公寓）withmilkandwonaNationalBraveryAwaid.

Leech，35yearsold，saidthatwhenhewassendingoutmilkasu____

（1）alongPineStreet，hes____

（2）heardaloud，strangesoundbehindhimandthenhesaw