(完整)初中英语语法填空(20190412084111)

1、1I am now a good student in my class. But you don16 tIksntoawrted seniorEnglish in the beginning,I foundit difficultand quite different17what welearned in juniorschool.18 _the help ofmy teacher, Irealizedthe 19(important) of English, so I was20(determine) to learn English well. From thenon, every mo

2、rning I recited English words,21(listen) to English tapes and did alot of 22 (exercise). My English teacher, 23 is good at 24 (make) her class lively and interesting, is happy to see this.Now I have made such great progress inmy Englishstudy that I am25(much) interested in learning it than before.2I

3、 went to the seaside to spend my holiday last summer holiday withmy family.One day,I was swimming in the river _16_ someone shouted,“Look out. There is ashark not far away!”on hearing the shout, I was scared to _17_ (die) because I waswell aware _18_ its dangerous characteristic.“Just dontworry, Tom

4、!”my fatsaid to me,“but in order to avoid being harmed, lets go back to our hotel.”We stayed in the seaside for about two weeks. Though the weather was _19_hotter than that inmy hometown, Igot used to_20_ and _21_ (feel)at home.Every morning, I got up earlier than my parents and went for breakfast a

5、head of time.Then I went to have _22_ chat with my new friend, John, who I happened to come_23_ during myholiday. John was a nativeand he was familiarwith the seasidewell. He was a man _24_ good qualification.Soon we became very good friends.After we parted, we have been kept writing to each other.

6、Now, I still often hear fromhim. We talked in our letter about things and persons_25_ we remembered in theseaside.3Sarah and Janet have been friendssince they36(start)school. They doeverything together: study, read, watch TV, surf the Internet, play sports and listen tomusic. Anyone37 has a problem

7、can ask the other for help. When Sarah was in the38(three) grade, some of the other students made fun of her39she was shy.Janet told the other students to stop40 (make) fun of Sarah, and she helped Sarahovercome her shyness.In the fifthgrade, Janet had41(difficult)in her mathsclass. She studied hard

8、,42she justcouldn t understand the homework.Sarahhelped Janet43her homework and44(patient) explained every exercise toJanet. After six months, Janetdid much better and even got45A in the mathsexam.4Rivers are one of our most important natural resources. Many of the worlds greatcities are located onr

9、ivers,and almost_16_ countryhas at least one riverflowing through it _17_ plays an important part in the lives of its people.Since the beginning ofhistory, people _18_ (use) rivers fortransportation.1The _19_ (long) one in the United States is the Mississippi, and the lifeline of Egypt is the Nile.

10、_20_ transportation, rivers give water to drink, water for crops, and chances for fun and recreation for the people _21_ live along their banks._22_, large cities and industries _23_ are located on riversoften makeproblems. _24_ the citiesgrow in size and industries increase innumber, thewater in th

11、e rivers becomes polluted with chemicals and other materials. People arelearning the _25_ (important) of doing more to keep their rivers clean if theywant to enjoy the benefits of thisnatural resource.5I felt upset when I 16_ (tell) that I would have to leave the company. Inorder to find17_ new job

12、to support the family,I read almost allthenewspapers 18_set downalmostallthe telephonenumbers inads19_ my notebook and tried to call almost all the companies that needed newclerks. Notuntil 20_ (find) a job in a small town near Townsvilledid Icalm down. My new boss, Mr. Brown, was one of my schoolma

13、tes 21_ Iwas getting along well with at school. Both of us were 22_(excite) to seeeach other and we spent the wholeafternoon 23_(talk) about things andpersons that weremembered at school.He asked meto give24_ someadvice on how to enlarge his present business and he was 25_(entire) happyabout my advi

14、ce.6A jobless man applied for the position of“office boy”at a big firm.The HR manager _31_ (interview) him, then a test: clean the floor.“You ahired,”he said,“give me your email address, _32_ Ill send you the application tfill.”The man replied“I donthave a computer, _33_ an email”.“I m sorry,”said t

15、he HR manager,“that means you do not exist. And _34_doesn etxist cannot have the job.”The man_le_f_t35_ no hope at all. He didntknow what to do, with only $10 in his pocket.He then decided to go to the supermarket and buy a 10 KG tomato crate. He thensold the tomatoes in a door to door round. In les

16、s than two hours, he _36_ (success)in doublinghis capital. He repeatedthe operation 3 times, and returned home with$60.5 years later, the man is one of the _37_ (big) food retailers(零售商 ) in theUS. He started to plan his familys future, and decided to have a life insurance.He called _38_ insurance b

17、roker, and chose aprotectionplan. When theconversation was concluded, thebroker asked himhis email. The man replied:“Idonthave an email”. The broker replied _39_ (curious),“You don thave anand yet have established an empire! Do you imagine _40_ you could have been if you had an email?The manthought

18、for a while, and replied:“An office boy!”72There was once a boy who had a temper. His father gave him a bag of nails andtold him that every time he lost his temper, he _31_ hammer a nail into the back ofthe fence.The first day the boy _32_(drive)37 nails into the fence. Over the next few weeks as he

19、 learned to control his anger, the number of nails hammered _33_ (gradual) decreased.He discovered _34_ was easier to hold his temper than to drive nails into the fence.Finally the day c ame _35_ he didn t lose his temper. He told his father andhis father suggested that the boy now_36_ (pull) out on

20、e nail for each day so thathe was able to hold his anger. The days passed and the boy told his father that all thenails were gone.The father took the boy _37_ the hand and led him to the fence. He said,“ Lookat the holes inthe fence. The fence willnever be the same. When yousaythings in anger; they

21、leave a scar (疤痕 ) just like the_38_ on the fence. It won tmatter how many times you say I am sorry,_39_ wound is still there. A verbalwound is as bad as a physical one. Friends are very rare. They make you smile andencourageyou _40_ (success). They lend an ear, and always want toopen theirhearts to

22、 us.”8An old man wholived in a small street inthe cityof Mumbaihad to put up_31_ the nuisance 烦( 心事 ) of having boys play cricket outside his house at night.One evening when the boys were _32_ (particular) noisy, he went out to talkto them. He explained that he was happiest _33_ he could see or hear

23、 boys playinghis favourite game, cricket. He said he would give them 25 rupees (卢比 ) each weekto play in the street at night.The boys were thrilled. They were being paid to do something they enjoyed! Atthe end of the first week they _34_ (knock) at the old man s door and asked him topay them, and so

24、 he did.The second week when they asked for_35_ (pay) he said he had run out ofmoney and sent them away with only 15 rupees. The third week the man said he hadnot _36_ received his pension and gave them only 10 rupees. The boys were very_37_ (disappoint)but there wasnot much theycould do about _38_.

25、 Thefourth week the man said he could not afford to pay them 25 rupees _39_ he hadpromised, but would give them 5 rupees each week without fail.This was too much for the boys.“ You expect us to play seven days _40_ week for a merely 5 rupees!” theyyelled.“ Go to blazes.” They stormed away and never

26、played on the street again.9Many years ago, when Iworked as a volunteer at Stanford Hospital,I got toknow a little girl _31_(name) Liz who was suffering from a rare and serious disease.Her only chance of recovery appeared to be a blood transfusion （输血） _32_ her 5-year-old brother, _33_ had miraculou

27、sly survived the same disease3and had developed the antibodies needed to fight the _34_(ill).The doctor explained the situation to her little brother, and asked the boy if hewould be willingto give his blood tohis sister. I saw himhesitate fora moment_35_ taking a deep breath and saying,“Yes, Ill do

28、 it _36_ it can save Liz._37_ the transfusion progressed, he lay in bed next to his sister and smiled, as we all did, _38_(see) the color returning to her cheeks. Then _39_ face grew pale and his smile faded. He looked up at the doctor and asked with a trembling voice,“Will I start to die right away

29、?”Being young, the boy had_40_(understand)the doctor; he thought he was going to have to give his sister all of his blood.10For this month's young Worldmagazine. I interviewed 19-year-old Asianpopstar Candy Wang. Candy told me that she used to be really shy and took up singing todealwithher66(sh

30、y). Now she's notshy anymoreandenjoys67(sing) in front crowds.I asked Candy howlifewas differentafter she becamefamous. She explainedthat there are many good things, likebeing able68(travel)and meet newpeople allthe time.“Ididn'tuse tobe popular inschool, butnowI gettons ofattention everywhe

31、re Igo. ”69(however), toomuch attention can also be abad thing.“I always have to worry about how I appear to others, and I never dare tobe70(care) aboutwhat I say ordo. AndI have much71(little)private time now because there are always guards around me.”What does Candy have tosay to all72(that) young

32、 people who wanttobecome famous?“Well,”she beg7in3s(slow),“you have to be prepared to giveup your normal life. You can never imagine how difficult the road to success is. Manytimes I74(think) about giving up, but I fought on. You really require a lot oftalent and hard75(work) to succeed. Only a very

33、 small number of people makeit to the top.”11Bullying ( 欺凌 ) is doing things to hurt otherpeople. It is a serious problem atschool.Miah-now a 22-year-old girl, still (61)(remember) how she was bullied in juniorhigh school.“They kicked me, put sticks in my hair and took money from me. Evenworse, I(62

34、)_(make) toeat rubbish.I (63)never (63)_ (forget) thosemoments.“Miah is not the only case. I saw another bullying situation when I was a student. Some students bullied a handicapped 智(力低下的 ) girl every day hitting, pushing, and kicking her. They just enjoyed (64)(do) it. The girl didn rtealize that

35、people(65)_ (hurt) her. She couldnetven tell the teacher. The situation lasted foralong time.4Bullyingatschoolisgettingworse,so,manypeople(66)(try)tostartanti-bullying( 反欺凌 ) programs.Students inmany schools have already takenactions. They (67) _(create) anti-bullying clubs. Many students have joine

36、d theclubs. They work withteachers to show students how tostop bullying.Some otherprograms have proved to be successful, too.In Wales, two girls came up with an idea to stop bullying on the school bus. Theycreated abus pass ( 乘车证 ) and made fourrules forstudents: nobullying,noswearing ( 骂脏话 ), no sm

37、oking and no shouting. Whenever a student broke a rule, hewould get a mark on his pass. When a student hadouf r marks, he wouldn t be allowedto take the bus anymore. The bus pass idea worked. It (68)(stop) bullying on the bus.In Michigan,some students tried tostop bullyingwith friendship.They madeDV

38、Ds. They gave the DVDs to students in their school (69)_(teach) themhow to be good friends. This idea worked, too. After that, there was less bullying at their school,School programs like these (70) _(help) bullies learn to behave properlyand they can also help prevent school bullying. I think it wi

39、ll come to a stop if everyone does some things.12When I was a child, my parents often took me to a run-down house ina thickforest. No otherchildren ever stayed there. I didn evten have the choice of playing with a brother or sister.I could never42(understand) what the attraction ofthe house was, eve

40、nfor my parents, who enjoyed nothing better than to sit in silence with a good book.The woman in the house, my father s distant cousin, was a terrible cook.One day, when I was hanging around the garden behind the house, I noticed awooden house. Itwas clearlyabandoned 废弃的 )and43(hide)completelybehind

41、 tall trees and huge grass.As I walked towards it, I heard a noise, like an animal moving hurriedly away. Iwas about to turnaway when I saw an old man44(stand) at the door. I was much scared.“ Please don t tell them you saw me,” he said.“ They never use this place, andIhave nowhere else to live.”“ D

42、on t worry,”45I sa(idn.ot tell “)aInyone. Butare you all right out here? Imean-do you have enough to eat?”The old man46(shake) his head and said that he hadn t had a big meal forages. I decided to put this right as soon as I could. The same evening, I took a smallplastic bag into the dining room and

43、, while no one was looking, I emptied some of the food into it. Later, I got out of the back door secretly and gave the food to the old man, whose name I had discovered was Taff. I had never seen anything else as lovely as thesmile on Taff s face when h 4e7(eat) the food. From then on, my visits to

44、theold house had a purpose, and I enjoyed every minute of the rest of my stay.513Space vegetablesare grown fromseeds( 种子 ) that have been taken to space.When they1 (bring) back to the earth, these seeds produce vegetables that arebiggerand2(healthy) thannormal ( 正常的 ) vegetables. Butsome peopleworry

45、 about3(have) space vegetables. They think that space vegetables mightnot be good for us and could make us4(get) sick because of the radiation辐(射 )inspace. However, people should notbe afraidbecause space vegetables ale veryhealthy. Here are some facts that you should know about space vegetables.Space vegetables are grown from seeds that are5(care) chosen. Whenseeds come back from space, they are tested to make sure that they will be safe6(eat).Space vegetables are7(good) than normal vegetables. For example, space8(tomato) stay fresh for twenty d