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八年级英语下学期期末专项练习-完形填空（10题）
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一、完形填空
Last Christmas Eve, David and Eric, two highway maintenance (保养) workers, noticed a broken trash bag on the U.S. Highway 2 near Leavenworth.
“Anything in a trash bag along the highway usually isn’t 1 ” says David. The bag’s contents 2 those workers, but in a good way. Inside were tennis shoes and toys spilling (溢出) out of broken gift wrapping (包装). David and Eric brought the bag to the maintenance station, but nobody had reported the gifts 3 . The two made a Facebook post, hoping it would land in front of the right 4 —and soon. Christmas morning was only one 5 away.
“I remember being a 6 myself,” says David, “eager to receive gifts, so we’ve got to try to get these back to the family soon. If anyone came to get the gifts back, we would check the kids’ 7 on the gift cards.”
Ten hours passed and 8 nothing. More workers joined David, working hard to look for the owners, and they finally got 9 .
Around 9 p.m., David got a(n) 10 . Mary of Washington had 11 on Facebook that her brother Jeremy had lost a trash bag full of kids’ Christmas gifts. David read Mary’s post and left her a message with his phone number. Finally, David and Jeremy met up just after midnight on Christmas morning. Jeremy had been on the way to visit his grand-kids in Everett, and he hadn’t 12 that the bag had blown out of his truck early in the trip.
“It was like something out of a Hollywood 13 .” Jeremy says. “I wasn’t hoping to find them again. I need to drive back and rewrap the gifts before my grand-kids 14 .”
“Working during 15 is hard. Being away from your family and having to miss out on all the happy moments just seems bad,” says David. “But being able to make someone else’s Christmas better, I was pretty excited.”
1．A．good B．safe C．cheap D．dangerous
2．A．scared B．shocked C．stopped D．saved
3．A．found B．stolen C．damaged D．lost
4．A．hands B．noses C．eyes D．ears
5．A．sleep B．meal C．mile D．week
6．A．kid B．parent C．student D．worker
7．A．ages B．names C．numbers D．addresses
8．A．always B．almost C．still D．even
9．A．upset B．grateful C．sorry D．lucky
10．A．gift B．visit C．email D．call
11．A．posted B．added C．commented D．praised
12．A．remembered B．realized C．believed D．forgotten
13．A．opera B．movie C．play D．musical
14．A．stood up B．gave up C．grew up D．woke up
15．A．mornings B．evenings C．holidays D．weekends
Not long ago, my daughter’s favourite leather shoes were cut by a knife. She cried. I took the shoes to a shoemaker to get them repaired.
The young apprentice (学徒) took a look at the cuts quickly and said, “There is 16 I can do but change the uppers.”
His master looked at them and said to me, “If you 17 me, I will add more cuts to both of the shoes on purpose for special style.”
I didn’t fully understand him, but I decided to leave the shoes.
Two days later, I went there to get the shoes. At the first sight I found there were indeed five or six 18 on each shoe, but all of them were covered by soft red leather sewn with thick thread. The shoes looked more 19 and interesting than ever. I couldn’t stop praising the master for his skill.
Another time, my wife’s blouse had an opening on the back. My wife checked it carefully, and then said, “I’ll repair it myself.”
Three days went past, and I was very surprised to see it again: the 20 was sewn up by thin and white thread and it looked like an ice crystal. She 21 made a lovely snowman and a wooden house on the blouse. I said with praise, “It’s just as beautiful as a piece of art.”
“I learned from the master. Patches can be 22 to look perfect.” replied my wife.
Her words taught me even more. Perfection is 23 to achieve in everything; patches are unavoidable; so is human life, which will appear in the form of wounds, 24 or disease. Since you can’t change that, all you can do and have to do is to cover the wound with patches and try your best to make a most beautiful flower on the wound, and that is what life teaches us. Once you 25 it, you can enjoy your life better.
16．A．nothing B．something C．anything D．everything
17．A．help B．trust C．find D．know
18．A．marks B．colours C．flowers D．cuts
19．A．harmless B．similar C．special D．useless
20．A．bag B．cut C．wound D．opening
21．A．even B．once C．really D．just
22．A．drawn B．attracted C．designed D．bought
23．A．unhelpful B．necessary C．important D．impossible
24．A．donation B．disability C．charity D．fashion
25．A．remember B．expect C．understand D．forget
A woman 26 to work every day. She usually parks her car in the street 27 her office. One day after work, she got into her 28 and started driving home. Just at the time, she 29 a yellow car following her. The 30 was a big man. When she turned left, the yellow car turned left. When she turned right, the yellow car turned right. When she stopped 31 the traffic lights, the yellow car stopped 32 .
She was 33 so she drove quickly to the 34 . She was 35 to see that the yellow car also stopped behind her car. She jumped out of her car quickly and ran to a policeman. She asked for 36 and told him everything.
The policeman quickly ran to the yellow car. Just then the driver in the yellow car came out and 37 the policeman, “I want 38 back this purse (钱包) to her. I think she 39 it on the street.”
The woman’s face turned red. She thanked the big 40 and the policeman.
26．A．walks B．drives C．rides D．flies
27．A．over B．on C．outside D．inside
28．A．car B．bike C．bus D．train
29．A．knows B．sees C．found D．looked
30．A．worker B．policeman C．cleaner D．driver
31．A．on B．at C．under D．over
32．A．in front B．behind C．before D．in the front
33．A．happy B．moved C．surprised D．afraid
34．A．office B．market C．police station D．traffic lights
35．A．crazy B．angry C．surprised D．sad
36．A．help B．money C．her key D．her car
37．A．asked B．said to C．talked D．chatted
38．A．to smile B．to cry C．to give D．to finish
39．A．lost B．waited C．put D．bought
40．A．man B．woman C．girl D．lady
Derek Rabelo was born in Brazil in 1992. His father called him Derek after a famous 41 star, Derek Ho. Derek’s father wanted Derek to become a surfer, too, but there was a 42 : unluckily, Derek was born 43 . His father’s dream to see his son surf seemed 44 !
When Derek was 17, his father told him about his 45 . From that moment, Derek tried his best to become a surfer. 46 went to the beach every day and started taking surfing 47 with a coach. Derek kept trying and 48 he learned to surf.
Derek explains that 49 he can’t see, he understands the noises that the waves make and he can 50 them when they are coming. He says every part of a wave makes a different noise, 51 he knows which direction to surf in.
In 2012, he flew to Hawaii to surf one of the most challenging and dangerous 52 in the world. Local surfers were very 53 to see the confident young man surf the huge wave with no problem 54 .
A film producer decided to make a film about him. Beyond Sight tells Derek’s inspirational story and teaches us that nothing is impossible if you 55 yourself.
41．A．swimming B．film C．surfing D．pop
42．A．problem B．rule C．promise D．plan
43．A．poor B．weak C．deaf D．blind
44．A．necessary B．impossible C．proper D．real
45．A．story B．advice C．truth D．dream
46．A．They B．He C．We D．She
47．A．lessons B．matches C．photos D．exams
48．A．instead B．usually C．finally D．still
49．A．though B．unless C．when D．before
50．A．see B．touch C．taste D．hear
51．A．or B．but C．so D．for
52．A．beaches B．waves C．islands D．sports
53．A．sorry B．worried C．scared D．surprised
54．A．after all B．at all C．at the same time D．from time to time
55．A．believe in B．depend on C．deal with D．look after
Once upon a time, there was a poor cobbler (修鞋匠) who seemed to be happy all day long. He was heard 56 as he worked. What he got from his work was just enough for food, 57 he was always happy.
His neighbor was a rich banker (银行家). Unlike the cobbler, he seemed to be unhappy all the time. 58 ever saw him smile or laugh. And of course he never sang.
One afternoon, the banker was woken up by the cobbler’s singing. Feeling 59 , he jumped out of his bed and thought, “I have to talk to the cobbler. ” He went over to the cobbler’s house. The cobbler greeted him politely.
“ 60 makes you sing so much ” asked the banker. “I’m a happy man,” said the cobbler. “Don’t you need more 61 to make your family happier ” asked the banker. “Don’t you want to live in a bigger house ”
“Well,” said the cobbler. “I’ve never worried about those things because I cannot 62 them.” “I’ll help you,” said the banker. “If you look after my bag of gold coins, I’ll pay you well.”
The cobbler thought that was 63 . He dug a deep hole and hid the bag in it. But now he had something to 64 . He kept thinking that thieves (小偷) might steal the gold coins.
He worried so much that he stopped singing. He could not eat or sleep well. Seeing him worried, his family was unhappy too. A few days later, the cobbler understood that the gold coins had taken away his 65 . He returned the coins to the banker and began to sing happily again.
56．A．reading B．singing C．talking D．crying
57．A．because B．though C．or D．but
58．A．Somebody B．Everybody C．Nobody D．Anybody
59．A．bored B．shy C．tired D．angry
60．A．How B．Why C．What D．Who
61．A．time B．money C．friends D．shoes
62．A．afford B．see C．forget D．find
63．A．interesting B．boring C．difficult D．easy
64．A．worry about B．think of C．ask for D．wait for
65．A．hope B．happiness C．health D．family
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
An about 2-meter-wide alley, or “Liu Chi Xiang” in Chinese, now interests many visitors in Anhui province. There is an old story 66 behind it. The story explains the meaning of tolerance (宽容) that is well 67 in China.
During the Qing Dynasty, one of the prime ministers (宰相), Zhang Ying, received a(n) 68 from his family back in his hometown one day.
From the letter, Zhang 69 that his family quarreled (争吵) with their neighbor Wu over the line between two houses. They couldn’t 70 with each other. Zhang’s family hoped that Zhang could make the Wu family 71 .
However, Zhang wrote a 72 back saying,
“Writing a letter from home, miles away, just for a 73 .
All that anger about one meter or two.
Looking at the ten thousand mile-long Great Wall.
Long gone is its builder Emperor Qinshihuang.”
His reply made his family 74 that the wall would not stay forever. A good neighbor is 75 than a brother far away. They should be friendly to each other. 76 they decided to move their wall one meter back for their neighbor. In turn, the Wu family was deeply 77 by their kindness and moved back another meter. It made an about two-meter-wide 78 alley between the houses.
More than 300 years later in modern China, “Liu Chi Xiang” has become one of the most 79 places of interest. It asks people to 80 public morals (道德) and treasure peace.
66．A．hidden B．broken C．lost D．closed
67．A．excused B．celebrated C．avoided D．accepted
68．A．box B．letter C．email D．present
69．A．produced B．advised C．wished D．learned
70．A．dance B．play C．agree D．discuss
71．A．look up B．dress up C．hurry up D．give up
72．A．poem B．menu C．novel D．diary
73．A．visitor B．story C．wall D．city
74．A．forget B．realize C．add D．dream
75．A．stranger B．better C．weaker D．safer
76．A．Or B．If C．Until D．So
77．A．touched B．improved C．refused D．cured
78．A．noisy B．rainy C．narrow D．broken
79．A．comfortable B．expensive C．popular D．colorful
80．A．obey B．separate C．order D．decide
No one knew I was really scared (害怕的) to ride the roller coaster. I’m afraid of heights. When my family all looked 81 and said yes, I didn’t want to be the only one to stay behind. My little sister was just tall enough to ride, but she wasn’t scared at all. If she wasn’t afraid, how could I say I was
As we slowly moved forward in the long line, I tried to be 82 . “You can do it.” I told myself again and again. But the closer we got, the more nervous I felt.
Before I knew it, we reached the 83 of the line. It was our turn. The roller coaster cars came and 84 . The gate opened. It was time to step in. I felt so scared that my body wouldn’t move. I knew then: I couldn’t ride the roller coaster.
I said to the worker, “I don’t want to go.” She was nice and showed me the way out. I went away quickly. I just shouted to Dad that I was leaving. There wasn’t time for him to say anything, and I didn’t look back. My legs felt 85 , but I was also a bit relaxed. I thought, even if they were unhappy or laughed at me, it was 86 than riding the roller coaster.
I sat on a bench and waited, with my eyes looking at the ground. When I heard footsteps, I looked up. As soon as they sat down, Dad asked, “Are you okay ”
“What’s the 87 ” Dad asked. I told him I was scared. Having opened up about my fear, I felt a sense of relief and honesty took its place. “I’m sorry I let you down,” I said quietly, unable to meet his eyes. Dad smiled 88 , placing a hand on my shoulder. “Never feel bad for knowing your limits,” he said. When I heard his words, I felt like a heavy stone was 89 . That day, I learned that being brave isn’t about acting like you’re not afraid. It’s about knowing yourself and 90 it. Never say sorry for knowing what you can and can’t do.
81．A．calm B．proud C．confident D．excited
82．A．brave B．happy C．honest D．patient
83．A．bottom B．middle C．front D．back
84．A．moved B．waited C．started D．stopped
85．A．tired B．weak C．light D．relaxed
86．A．safer B．easier C．better D．luckier
87．A．matter B．reason C．accident D．difference
88．A．wisely B．softly C．shyly D．loudly
89．A．gone B．broken C．hidden D．carried
90．A．fearing B．facing C．receiving D．refusing
When I was a boy, I was great at math. In grade school I went over the multiplication tables (乘法表) again and again 91 I remembered them. Then when I got to High School, I had to take Algebra (代数). Suddenly, the numbers were letters, and everything was so 92 that I couldn’t understand it. Learning it felt like hitting my head 93 the wall. I felt like I would never understand it, never use it, and never need it in my life.
That last part was proven (证明) 94 , though, several years later. I was working at a low-paid job, trying my best to 95 my young family. One day I found myself with just five dollars in my 96 until the next paycheck. The gas tank on my old car was 97 too, so I pulled up to a store and put five dollars worth of gas in the tank. As I was waiting in line to 98 , I saw the woman in front of me crazily 99 through her wallet to find enough money to pay for two cartons of milk. For a second, selfishness (自私) held back my heart, 100 then I walked forward and put down my last five dollars to help her get the milk for her children.
As I left the 101 , I felt strange. My wallet was empty but my 102 felt full. I was poor but still felt like the 103 man in the world. It didn’t make sense to me mathematically. But then I 104 that I didn’t have to understand Algebra. Maybe I just had to enjoy it.
Love is a lot like Algebra. It can be a mystery that we never fully understand. The truth is the more love we give, the more love we have. The more we 105 it, the more it grows inside of us. Welcome the mystery then and enjoy all the riches of love.
91．A．since B．if C．after D．until
92．A．hard B．easy C．boring D．tiring
93．A．on B．over C．against D．opposite
94．A．true B．interesting C．sure D．wrong
95．A．help B．support C．treat D．lead
96．A．school B． wallet C．radio D．window
97．A．dirty B．empty C．broken D．lost
98．A．pay B．buy C．work D．get
99．A．going B．putting C．searching D．pushing
100．A．and B．but C．so D．or
101．A．city B．school C．store D．station
102．A．heart B．car C．pocket D．brain
103．A．strongest B．cleverest C．richest D．tallest
104．A．realized B．agreed C．promised D．refused
105．A．take B．share C．expect D．learn
In the 1880s, gold was found in Alaska, the USA．Many people came to the area hoping to get 106 . New towns were built and grew bigger in a short time. A town called Iditarod grew so quickly during 1909 that it became the 107 city in Alaska. In the summer months, people could take things to those towns by 108 , but the rivers and the ocean were frozen in winter. And there was no way to get there. So a winter track (小道) was opened up in 1910. And people would use teams of 109 to pull sleds (雪橇).
The track became known as the Iditarod Track. It took a team of dogs about three weeks to travel 110 Alaska. They stopped at “roadhouses”, which could offer drivers hot drinks and 111 beds to fight against low temperature. The track was used every winter until the 112 came into use in the 1920s.
However, in 1925, a disease called diphtheria (白喉) 113 the city of Nome. The disease could be cured, but 114 , the medicine was in Anchorage, right on the other side of Alaska. Planes were still quite new, so 115 knew if they could fly in such cold weather. After some discussion, people 116 that the medicine would be carried using a team of dogs instead.
The trip was over 1,000 kilometers. Most of it was along the Iditarod Track. 117 the trip was hard and tiring, it took the team just six days to finish it. When noticing danger, a dog called Balto stopped the team at once and 118 a much safer way to go. Finally, many people were saved and Balto became the hero of the team.
Nowadays a dog sled race is held every year from Anchorage to Nome, 119 the same way of that famous trip in 1925. This yearly race isn’t 120 a competition—it’s also a way to remember how great those dogs were! Like them, we should never give up when facing difficulties.
106．A．free B．famous C．rich D．safe
107．A．largest B．smallest C．warmest D．coldest
108．A．truck B．boat C．air D．train
109．A．horses B．wolves C．pigs D．dogs
110．A．among B．along C．around D．across
111．A．big B．warm C．soft D．clean
112．A．trains B．cars C．planes D．buses
113．A．dropped B．passed C．hit D．entered
114．A．sadly B．surprisingly C．suddenly D．surely
115．A．somebody B．nobody C．anybody D．everybody
116．A．explained B．described C．answered D．agreed
117．A．Although B．Because C．If D．While
118．A．refused B．offered C．chose D．got
119．A．following B．planning C．studying D．sharing
120．A．even B．yet C．just D．still
Once a tortoise (乌龟) and two swans (天鹅) were good friends. They lived on a 121 . They spent many hours happily together.
To their bad 122 , there was no rain that year. The lake became dry. So they had to leave the lake in search of another one to live.
The two swans could fly easily, 123 for the tortoise it was difficult. The three of them began to 124 , unsure of what to do next.
At last, the two swans had an idea. They said to the tortoise, “We will place a stick in your 125 . We will carry the stick in our beaks (鸟嘴) on either side. This will make us fly together. But remember, you must not open your mouth.” The tortoise 126 happily.
One fine morning, they were flying 127 a large town. The people of the town shouted excitedly when seeing them in the 128 .
The tortoise heard the noise. It forgot its words, opened its mouth and asked. “Why is there... Ah...”
129 , down fell the tortoise and died. The swans 130 to save it. They lost their best friend but had to fly away and started their new life.
121．A．tree B．beach C．lake D．mountain
122．A．luck B．thing C．problem D．sign
123．A．so B．and C．but D．or
124．A．rush B．grow C．hide D．wonder
125．A．mouth B．feet C．head D．back
126．A．rowed B．nodded C．hunted D．passed
127．A．beside B．over C．under D．on
128．A．house B．stick C．cage D．sky
129．A．Happily B．Usually C．Sadly D．Excitedly
130．A．needed B．invited C．remembered D．failed
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