八年级下英语综合填空专项练习

1、综合填空专项练习 （一） You are so 1. （疲倦的） at night, but you cant sleep. Here are some good ideas. First, you 2. s be in a quiet room. That s important. You should put you feet in some warm water before you go to bed, and thats a 3. /t r ?nd ?i l / way. You should have a glass of milk. Its good for sleeping.

2、You should think you are in a 4. / b j u: t i f l/ beautiful place. Its very qu,ieatnhdetrheere are many trees and you walk 5. （slow）. That 6. like a good idea. It can help you sleep soon. Sleeping is important to our （健康）. Don tbe 8. （worry）. Go to bed early, eat more vegetables and do some 9. . An

3、d 10. e will have a good sleep at night. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. （二） Amanda is a very kind girl. She is always 11. （will） to help people who are in 12. . Now Amanda is 13. s in the university of Texas. At the same time, she is volunteering to teach at Heart House in her 14 time. Heart House i

4、s a local afterschool program for children. It 15 / p r ? v ai d z/ some extra education for those children who are not doing well in their studies. Amanda goes to Heart House to teach the children twice a week. She has also 16 （make） a website for Heart House. In this way, more people have more cha

5、nces to learn about Heart House and help the children there. Because of Amandas website, every week 125 volunteers 17 （ 花费） about four hours helping the children at Heart House now.“Without Amandas website, Heart House would be 18. u to have enough volunteers. Her support is much appreciated,” the p

6、rogram leader says. “I feel happy to teach those kids how to study. The 19. /h ? p i st/ thing is that I can also learn a lot from them. I wont give up volunteering after graduation. I hope to 20（继续）teaching kids who need help,” Amanda says. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. （三） I work in a cl

7、eaning company. Usually people call us, and we provide house cleaning 21. /s?:rvis/. One day, I got a call from a man named David. “ I want to help an old man. He just had surgery （手术 ）and is still 22. i. Can I pay for it without letting him know？ ”he asked. David was a very kind man. He called us b

8、ecause he was worried about his 23. （邻居 ）, Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith just came back from the hospital. His house was in a 24. , but he couldnt do any housework. Even 25 （sweep） the floor was difficult for him. He didnt tell his children because he didnt want them to 26 （浪费 ） their time taking care of him

9、. David wanted to help Mr. Smith without bringing him any 27 （精神压力 ,心理负担 ）. And then we asked David what would happen if Mr. Smith would refuse to let us come into his house. “I have to at least try, and 28. a, I really want to help him, ”he said. Luckily, Mr. Smith let us in and our workers did a g

10、ood job. 29. /sins/ we promised David not to tell his name, we didnt tell too much to Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith was touched by the gift from someone he didnt know. Sometimes we dont expect to 30 on others, because we are afraid of letting them get into trouble. However, there is always someone who cares

11、for you and tries his best to help you. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. （四） It 31. （take） me about two months to plan my daughters birthday party. She was three years old. I got many ideas from the 32. / int?: rnet/ that I 33. t I could use for the party. I had sleepless nights because I wan

12、ted this to be the best birthday. I looked for a place to 34. our party. 35. （幸运地 ）, I found Monte Verde Park. It is a very beautiful park. After booking it, we 36. s to buy gifts for all the kids. We went to LA for good prices. I had 40 gifts in my room for a month and I wanted to give them all awa

13、y. I bought two beautiful 37. （ 裙 子） for my daughter. I also bought red cards at Tall Mouse. I then 38. them to my daughters friends. I 39. （invite） them to my daughters third birthday party on 40. /septemb?r/ 25 at 6：30 . at Monte Verde Park. They could eat cake and have a good time. 31. 32. 33. 34

14、. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. （五） Alan, a woodcutter（ 伐木工 ）, lived a hard life. One day when he was cutting wood n ear a river, his axe（斧）41.（fall） into the river. Ala n had only one axe and did not know how to . He felt so 43. s and began to cry. An old man 44. _ /h?: rd/ and walked to him. “Whats the

15、matter, young man？”he asked. “Help me,”said Alan. “My axe is in thweater. I cant 45. f it. ” “Youll have your axe,”said the old man.“Ill help you. Then h”e jumped into the 46. （河） and brought up a gold axe. “Is this 47. （you） axe? ”he asked. “No,”said Alan, “ that is not my axe.” Then the old man br

16、ought up a silver（ 银的） axe. Alan again said that it was not his axe. The 48/ 0 ?: rd/ time the old man brought up the woodcutters axe. Alan was very happy. “This is my axe. ” The old man was happy 49 the woodcutters honesty He also 50 （给） the gold axe and the silver axe to him. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 4

17、6. 47. 48. 49. 50. （六） Be a Butterfly! Camp Kimimela is a camp for girls in the 51. /bju: tifl/ Rocky Mountains. Kimimela 52. （ 意思是 ） “butterfly in t”he Native American Sioux Ian guage. Our campers stay in cab ins（小木屋）that are n amed after 53. /difr?nt/ butterflies：Cabin Lacewings （ages 710）,Cabin S

18、wallowtails（ages 1114） and Cabin Monarchs （ages 1517）Campers will live, play and learn here. A 54. t of good teachers will look 55. them. Camp activities 56. （ 包括 ） boating and swimming on beautiful Lake MacShane, and horseback （ride） and hiking in the woods. Campers may also play sports （tennis and

19、 volleyball） and go to parties. Every day ends 58. a song around the campfire（营火）. We have 10 cabins and 15 campers live in a cabin. Don wotrry the cabins all have bathrooms! Camp Kimimela is all about outdoor fun, so you may not bring mobile phones or MP3 players. Our camp has two sessions一段时间）.Eac

20、h session is six weeks. The first session 59. b from June to midJuly and the 60. （two） from mid July through August. The cost is $3,000 per session for one child. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. （七） Chinese writer Mo Yan has 61. （win） the 2012 Nobel Prize in Literature（ 文 学）. He is the first

21、 Chinese to win the prize. Mo Yan was born into a farmers family in Shandong in 1955. He 62. l_ school to work at the 63. of twelve, first on the farm, later in a factory. In 1976 he 64. j_ the PLA and during this time he began to study writing. His first short story was published in has 65. （write）

22、 many famous books about his 66. / t?aildhud / and his hometown. Many of his books have been translated into English, French and many other67. _ （语言 ）. Mo Yans 68. /wini?/ of the Nobel Literature Prize, widely regarded 69. a great 70. （ 鼓励） for Chinas literature, is bringing more confidence to the n

23、ations young authors. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. （八） There are many 71. _ of tigers all over the world, and the 72. _ （large） tiger is Northeast Tiger. It can be over two 73. m long and 200 kilos in 74. _（ 重 量）. Some Northeast Tigers live in the northeast of China, like Heilongjiang Pro

24、vince and Jilin Province. Because there are large 75. /f?: rists/ and 76. /maunt?nz/and the tigers usually like living there. Also there are fewer people living there. So the tigers can live a quiet life. They can run after each other, catch and eat some small animals like rabbits and deer. The Nort

25、heast Tiger is 77. d from an ordinary one. For 78. ,the Northeast Tiger has lighter fur and dark brow n stripes（条纹）. The number of the tigers 79. （become） smaller and smaller, so we should 80 （保护 ） them from now on. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 九） The Ways to Carry Messages When you speak

26、, write a letter and make a telephone call, your words carry a message. People communicate with words. Do you think you can communicate without words? A smile on your face 81. _ （show） you are happy or friendly. 82. T_ in your eyes tell others that youre sad or 83. （ 不高兴的 ）. When you put 84. your ha

27、nd in class, your teacher knows you want to say something or ask some 85. . /kwest?nz/You shake your head in China, and people know you are saying “ no”You nod in China, and people know you are saying “ yes”Other things can also carry messages. For example, a sign at the bus stop helps you know whic

28、h bus to take. A sign on the wall of your school helps you to find the library. Signs on the door tell you where you go in or 86. . There are a lot of signs around you. You can 87. r messages from them all the time. People can communicate in many other ways. An 88. （ 艺术家 ） can use his pictures to te

29、ll about the beautiful mountains, the blue sea and many other things. Books can tell you about all the 89. （wonder） things in the world and also about people and their ideas. Books, letters, TV, radio, films and the Internet all help us to communicate with others. They all help us know the news in t

30、he world and what other people are 90. / i?ki?/about. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. （十） A turtle lived in a pond（ 池塘） with two ducks. The turtle enjoyed 91. _ （she） life there because she could talk with the ducks every day. And the turtle loved to talk. After many 92. y_, there was very l

31、ittle water in the pond. The two ducks 93. （decide） to fly to another 94. a. They walked over to the turtle to say goodbye. “Oh, dont leave me behind！”said the turtle, “Take me with you！” “But you cannot fly ！”said the ducks. “Take me with you！Please！”said the turtle. The ducks felt so 95. _ （抱歉的 ）

32、for her, and at last they got an idea. “We will each carry one end of a stick, and you bite（咬）the middle of it. The n we will fly with you. But 96. /ri mebm?r/ not to talk！If you open your mouth, you 97. fall down,”said the ducks. The turtle 98. （同意） and thanked the ducks. So they began to fly. When

33、 they came over a small town, some people saw them. “Isnt it 99. _ /strend?/ strange？ Look ！ ”they shouted, and everyone ran to look. The turtle forgot everything, and started to say, “ Hush you foolish（愚蠢的） people！”But when she opened her mouth, she 100. to the ground. It is a very good thing to be

34、 able to hold ones tongue（舌头）! 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. My hometown is a beautiful village. Great changes have taken 101. p here in the past ten years. Ten years ago, it was a 102. （ 贫穷的 ） village. There was only one mountain path to go there. 103. O_ one or two families had bikes or

35、 radios. People 104. （居住）in low straw thatched cottages（破草房）.Now my hometown has taken on a new look. We have 105. （build） a new highway（ 公 路）. Every family can 106 _ TV at home, and some have had cars. All the 107 /vilid?rz/ are living in new houses, some even in large 108. /bildi?z/. Every family

36、has 109. （save） some money. Thanks to（幸亏,由于）the governments effort, now children can receive a good education. We are living a 110. _ life now. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. （ 十二 ） I had two unwan ted house guests（客人） for years. Their n ames were Fear and Hate. It 111. （seem） tha

37、t they liked to stay with me. I tried 112. _ （ 几个） times to let them out. But in the , I found they came back again and again. They also invited their bad friends, 114. l Worry, to stay with me. They made my life 115. /ter?b/.l Finally one day I couldnt stand them any more. I 116. （决定 ） to get rid o

38、f（摆脱）these unwan ted guests. Then I 117. h_ a knock（敲门声）on the door of my soul（内心）. When I opened the door, I found Love there. I invited Love in and to my 118. /s?pra/i,zmy unwanted house guests 119. _ （leave）. Then Love asked his friends Peace and Joy to come in. Later, Fear and Hate tried to get back in my house, but when they saw Love in my house, they ran 120. _. Open the door of your soul. Invite Love in and let Fear and Hate go. Make your home a happy one now. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. （十三） A little boy 121. （