初三首字母填空练习

1Thereweretwobrothers.Theyhad_d__1____waysoflife.Onelivedonthef___2____,married,hadchildren,andlivedaf___3____andhappylife.Theothertravelledallaroundtheworld.Hesawe__4_____thattherewastoseeandcollectedmanymemories.Whenthebrotherswereold,the_f__5____brotherhadchildrenandgrandchildrentotakecareofhim.Hehadthef___6____ofhisworktomakehimhappy.Thesecondbrotherhadnothingbutmemories.2AnnaLouiseStrongwasa_f__1____Americanwriter.Shewasbornin1885.Shespenther_f____2__thirtyyearsinthewestofAmerica.ShewasinChina_f__3____thefirsttimein1925.LatershecametoChinaseveraltimes.InAugust1946,onher_f__4____tripthroughChina,shewenttoYan'an.ShewasverygladtohaveachancetomeetMaoZedong.Inthespringof1958,attheageof72,shecametoChinaagainandlivedinBeijinguntilher__d___5__in1970.Inherlateryears,shewrotesomebooksaboutChinainordertohelpthepeopleallovertheworldunderstandNewChina.AmongthemareWhyICametoChinaattheAgeof72andLettersfromChina.AnnaLouiseStrongwasourtrue_f__6____.HernamewillberememberedbytheChinesepeoplefor__e__7___.3Itwasthef___1____daythatHarrywasinthearmy._E__2___inthemorning,thenewcomerswerewokenup.Theywereledtotheplaygroundtodosomemorning_e___3___.Theofficerorderedthesoldiers,“Rightturn.Leftturn!Aboutturn!_F___4__march!...”Harrylefttheline,shrugginghisshoulders.“Andwhereareyouoffto?”“I'vehad_e__5____!Youdon'tknowyourselfwhatyouwant!You'vechangedyourmindmanytimesina_f__6____minutes.”4Thebossf___1__aboyinthestockroomjuststandingarounddoingnothing.“Howmuchdoyougetpaidaweek?”Heaskedtheboy.Theboyreplied,“Twenty_d__2____.”Takingatwenty-dollarbilloutofhiswallet,thebossgaveittotheboyandsaid,“Here,takethis.Nowgetoutofhereandd__3_____comeback.”Astheboywalkedoutthe_d___4___,thebosssaidtothemanager,“Howlonghasthatlazykidbeenworkingforus?”“Hedoesn'twork_f__5____us,”repliedthemanager.“Hejust_d____6__apackage.”5Agoodbreakfastisimportant.Wecane__1_____understandit.Wehavenoteatenanythingforabouttwelvehoursbybreakfasttime.Ourbodiesneed_f___2___formorningactivities.Onegoodbreakfastshouldbericeorbread,ane___3____,milkand_f____4__.Oncoldmorningacupofhot_d__5____isnecessary.Wemustgetup_e___6___tohaveplentyoftimetoeatbreakfast.Agoodbreakfasthelpsustosmilemoreeasily.Ithelpsustobemore__f__7___andalsotoworkbetterandplaymorehappily.6Attheendofabusyweek,IwasanxiousbecauseIdidn'thavea“howto”speech_f__1___myclass.Myridehomewasleavingimmediatelyaftertheclass,andIhadn'tpackedyet.ThenIthoughtofasolutionforbothproblems.Rushingbacktomyroom,Ithrew_e__2____Ineededintomytravellingbagandrantoclasshurriedly.WhenIwasaskedtospeak,Icarriedmybagtothe_f__3____oftheroomandputitonthetable.Allthedisorderlythingsinthebagwentouts4.“Thisisnotthewaytopackabag,”Isaid.Ithen_e__5____therightwaytopackclothingandbooks,showingclearlyasIwentalong.Bythetimemyspeechwas__f__6___,mytravellingbagwaspacked.Ireceivedan“A”formyspeechand__d__7___missmyridehome.7Manyteenagerfeelthatthemostimportantpeopleintheirlivesaretheirfriends.Theybelievethattheirf___1____members,andinparticulartheirparents,don'tknowthemaswellastheirfriendsdo.Inlargefamilies,itisquiteoftenforbrothersandsisterstof____2___witheachotherandthentheycanonlygototheirfriendsforadvice.Itisveryimportantf___3____teenagerstohaveonegoodfriendsoracircleoffriends.E____4____whentheyarenotwiththeirfriends,theyusuallyspendalotoftimetalkingamongthemselvesonthephone.Thiscommunicationisveryimportantinchildren'sgrowingup,becausefriendscand____5___somethingdifficulttosaytotheirfamilymembers.However,parentsoftentrytochoosetheirchildren'sfriendsforthem.Someparentsmayevenstoptheirchildren_d__6____meetingtheirgoodfriends.Thequestionof“choice”isaninterestingone.Haveyou_e__7____thoughtofthefollowingquestions?Whochoosesyoufriends?Doyouchooseyourfriendsoryourfriendschooseyou?Haveyougotagoodfriendyourparentsdon'tlike?Youranswersarewelcome.8Foodshoppingismoreandmoreconvenientinmoderncitiestoday.Ifpeopledonothavetimetomakelunch,theycanbuy_f__1____foodataconvenientstore.Iftheywanttocookad____2___dinnerorbuyenoughfoodforaweek,theycangotoasupermarket.Thesebig,modernstoressellnotonlyfoodbutalsseotherthingsfor_d___3___use.Sometimespeoplefindit__d__4___tochoosewhichtobuybecausetherearetoomanychoices.For_e__5____,therearedifferentkindsofinstantnoodles,instantnoodleswitheggsorthekindwithchicken.Manypeopledonotenjoyfoodshoppingor_d___7___whattobuy.Theypreferto_e____8__atafast-foodrestaurant.Theretheycanhavelargehamburgers,sandwiches,differentkindsofdrinksandsoon.Itisnicetohavemanychoices,butitisaproblemtohavetoomanychoices.9Weallliveon_e___1___.Theearthturnsroundoncead____2___.Asitturns,somepeopleseesunriseanddaycomestotheirhouses;atthesamesomepeopleseesunsetandnightcomestotheirhouses.Theearthmovesinanotherway,too.Ifittravelsroundthesuninanorbittowardsthesun,itissummeronthatpartoftheearth.Halfayearlater,theearthgoesroundtotheothersideofitsorbit.Thatpartoftheearthisnowf___3____awayf4thesunandhasitswinter,a5theotherparthasitssummer.Betweensummerandwinter,bothhalvesoftheeartharethesame_d___6___fromthesun.Thentheyhavespringandautumn.Astheearthgoesroundinitsorbit,wehaveour_f____7__seasonsgoonandon.10WecalltheChineseNewYeartheSpringF____1___.Thereisanamef___2____eachChineseyear.Wemaycallittheyearofthesheep,theyearofthemonkeyortheyearofthepig.BeforeNewYear's_d__3____,peoplearebusyshoppingandcleaningtheirhouses.OnNewYear's_E___4___,thereisabig_f__5____dinner.Afterdinner,allthefamilystayuplatetowelcometheNewYear.Onthe_f___6___dayoftheNewYear,peopleputontheirnewclothesandgotovisittheirfriends.Theysay“Goodluck”andsomeothergreetingsto_e___7___other.Peopleusuallyhaveaverygoodtimefuingthefestival.11.whenDickwassixyearsold,hewentandstayedwithhisgrandparentsinthecountryforafewweeksinthesummer.Hetalkedalotwithhisgrandmotherwhilehewasthere,andshetoldhimalotofinterestingthingsa1theirfamily,whilehehadnotknownb2. Whenhecamehome,hesaidtohisfather,“IsittruethatIwasb3inLondon,Daddy?“Yes,itis,Dick,”hisfathera4.“AndwereyoureallyborninGermany?”Dicksaid.“Yes,that’sright,”hisfatheranswered,“Iwas.”“AndisittruethatMummywasborninIreland?”Dickc5,“hisfathersaid,“Yes,itis,b6whyareyouaskinga7thesequestions?”Dickanswered,“BecausewhenGrannytoldmeallthethingswhileIwaswithher,Icouldnotunderstandhowwehadallmet.12.Inthedayswhenanice-creamsundaecostmuchless,aten-year-oldboywentintoahotelc1shopandsatatatable.Awaitressputaglassofwaterinfrontofhim.“howmuchisanice-creamsundae?”Fiftyc2,”thewaitressanswered. Thelittleboypulledhishandoutandstudiedanumberofc3init.“Howmuchisadishofplainicecream?”H Somepeoplewerenowwaitingforatableandthewaitresswasabimpatient.“Thirty-fivecents,”wastheanswer. Theboyc4hiscoinsagain.“Iwillhavetheplainicecream.”Hesaid. Thewaitressb5theicecream,putthebillonthetable,andwalkedaway.Theboyfinishedtheice-cream.Paidthebillandleft.Whenthewaitresscameb6,shebeganc7thetableandthenshewassurprisedatwhatshesaw.There,placedneatlybesidetheemptydishwasfifteencentshertip.13MissAnneStott,wholivesa1at18StationRoad,Middletown,awokeat Shejumpedoutofbedandthrewachairathima2herandownthestairs.Thensherantotheb3window,openedit,andthrewanotherchairattheburglar(贼)ashewasgettingoutofadownstairswindowbywhichhehadentered. Asherandownthestreet,MissStottstooda4herbedroomwindowandshoutedforhelp.Neighboursphonedthepolice.Everyroominthehousehadb5entered,and10poundandagoldwatchweremissing. Policedogswereused,butthemanwasnotc6.14TheUnitedStatescoversalargepartoftheNorthAmericancontinent.ItsneighboursareCanadatothenorthandMexicotothesouth.AlthoughtheUnitedStatesisabigc1,itisnotthelargestintheworld.In1978,itspopulationwas200million. WashingtonD.Cisthenation’sc2.ThepopulationofWashingtonD.Cisa3750,000,butseveralotherc4havealargepopulationthanthat.NewYork,Chicago,LosAngelesandPhiladelphiaarealllargerthanthecapital.WashingtonD.Cisonlytheninthlargestcityinthecountry,butitisoneofthemostbeautifulcities. Whenthelandfirstbecameanation,afterwinningitsindependence（独立）fromEngland,ithadthirteenstates.Allthosestateswereintheeasternpartofthecontinent.Asthenationgrewtowardthewest,newstatesa5.Foralongtime,therewere48states.In1959,however,AlaskaandHawaiib6theforty-ninthandfiftiethstates.A7thefiftystates,Alaskaisthebiggest.TexasissmallerthanAlaskabutitismuchbiggerthantheotherforty-eightstates.15TenTopTipsforYourTravels1)Forgetfashion!Alwayswearyourmostcomfortableclotheswhengoinglongjourneys.2)Travelingontrainsandbusescanbeb1,sotakeagoodbooktoread.3)ifyou’regoingsomewheresunny,remembertowearsunblock（防晒霜）andsunglasses.4)Or,ifyouaregoingsomewherecold,rememberyourwarmc2!5)Alwaystakeac3withyoutocapturethosespecialmoments.6)Bec4withyourbelongingswheneveryougotobusyplaces,likeatrainstation.Thereareoftenthievesthere!7)Alwaysleaveroominyourb5buyingsouvenirs（纪念品）onthewayhome.8)Mostcountrieshavediscountpricesforsut\dents;soifyouhaveone,takeyourstudentsc6withyouandsavemoney.9)Bustoursoftenstopatexpensiveshopsa7theway,saveyourmoneyb8buyingsouvenirsatlocalshops.10)Ifyoutravelabroadremembertotakeyourpassport.Whateveryoudo,don’tloseit!16TheWorldExpo2010andthe2008BeijingOlympicswillbecomethetwinshiningstarsofC1developmentoverthenextyears,saidexperts. Chinaisthefirstd2countrytowintheExpobidintheevent’s151-yearhistory. Notonlywillita3moreforeigninvestment（投资）toChina,butexpertssaythatthehalf---longexhibitionwillbringa4least70millionvisitorstoShanghai. TheExpowasfirstheldinLondonin1851.ithasahistoryofglobalinfluence(全球影响).TheEiffelTower,b5fortheParisWorldExpoin1889,becamethesymboloftheFrench