八年级上册完形填空

八年级上册英语完形填空试题1 WhenMrSmithretired(退休),heboughtasmall1 inavillagenearthesea.He2 itandhopedtoliveaquietlifeinthishouse.Buttohisgreatsurprise,manytouristscametoseehishouseinsummerholidays,foritwasthemost3buildinginthevillage.Frommorningtonighttherewere4outsidethehouse.Theykeptlookingintotheroomsthroughthewindowsand5ofthemevenwentintoMrSmith,sgarden.ThiswastoomuchforMrSmith.Hedecidedtoaskthevisitorsto6 .Soheputanoticeonthewindow.Thenoticesaid,“Ifyouwant^yourcuriosity(好奇心)，comeinandlookround.Price:twentydollars.”MrSmithwassurethatthevisitorswould8coming,buthewaswrong.MoreandmorevisitorscameandMrSmithhadto9everydayshowingthemaroundhishouse.“Icamehereto10nottoworkasaguide(导游)，“hesaidangrily.Intheend,hesoldthehouseandmovedaway.( )1.A.garden B.shopC.houseD.school()2.A.likedB.hatedC.soldD.built()3.A.bigB.interestingC.smallD.clean()4.A.childrenB.studentsC.parentsD.tourists()5.A.noB.noneC.manyD.much()6.A.comeB.leaveC.stayD.play()7.A.tosatisfyB.satisfyC.tosatisfyingD.satisfying()8.A.goonB.stopC.continueD.not()9.A.takeB.costC.spendD.pay()10.A.playB.workC.watchD.retire2Oneday,aboyhadafightwithoneofhisclassmates.Thenhewenttohis31andtoldhimhisstoryangrily.“Heisreallybad,”theboysaid,“andI32 him.”Thegrandfathersaid,“33metellyouastory.WhenIwasaboy,Itoo,sometimeshatedothersforwhattheydid ”Astheboy34carefully,thegrandfatherwenton,“Therearealwaystwotigersinsidemyheart.Oneis35andkind.Hegetsonwell36everythingaroundhim.But37isbadandunfriendly.Eventhesmallestthingwillmakehimangry.Hefightswitheveryoneallthetime,andfornoreason.Hecan,tthinkcarefully38healwayshatesothers.Itisdifficulttolivewiththesetwotigersinsidemyheart.Theybothtrytocontrol控制)me.”Theboylookedintohisgrandfather,s 39andasked,“40tigeralwayscontrolsyou,Grandfather”Theoldmansaidslowlyandseriously,“TheonethatIfeed.Ialwaysfeedthegoodandkindtiger,soIneverhateothersandseldom^R少)getangrynow.”31.A.motherB.fatherC.teacherD.grandfather32.A.loveB.hateC.knowD.enjoy33.A.MakeB.HelpC.LetD.Ask34.A.sawB.feltC.talkedD.listened35.A.goodB.badC.lazyD.quiet36.A.atB.onC.withD.about37.A.otherB.othersC.anotherD.theother38.A.becauseB.thoughC.beforeD.but39.A.eyesB.earsC.noseD.mouth.A.Who B.Which C.Where D.WhenOnedayamotherratandherbabieswereoutinanopenfield.Theywereplayingandhavingagoodtimewhensuddenlyahungrycatcameonthescene!Ithid41abigtreeandthenlookedforwardthroughthetallgrass42itcouldalmosthearthemtalk.Beforethemotherratandherbabiesknew43hadhappened,thecatjumpedfromitshidingplaceandstartedtorun44them.Themothercatandherbabiesallfledatonce.Theyhurriedtowards45home,whichwasunderapileoflargestones.Butthebabyratsweresoscared(害怕)thattheycouldnotrunvery46.Closerandcloserthecatcame.Innotimethecatwouldbeuponthem.WhatwastobedoneThemotherratstoppedrunning,47roundandfacedthecat,shouting,"BowWow!BowWow!"justlike48angrydog.Thecatwassosurprisedandfrightenedthatitranaway.Themotherratturnedtothebabies,"Nowyousee49importantitistolearn50secondlanguage!"()41A.onB.betweenC.byD.behind()42.A.beforeB.whenC.untilD.while()43.A.whereB.whatC.whichD.when()44.A.overB.throughC.afterD.against()45.A.toB.forC.itsD.their()46.A.freelyB.hardlyC.soonD.quickly()47.A.turnedB.walkedC.jumpedD.ran()48.A.aB.anC.theirD.that()49.A.soB.whyC.whatD.how()50.A.outB.theC.aD.anLondonisabeautifulcity.Itisverylarge.TheThamesRiverruns42thecityfromwesttoeast.Sothecityhas43parts:theSouthandtheNorth.IntheNorth,thereareimportantbuildings,shops,bigparksandinterestingplaces.TheweatherinLondonisgood.Inwinteritisnotverycoldandinsummeritisnotveryhot44thecityisnearthesea.Peoplesay45Londonisafoggycityanditoftenrains.Itistrue.Lastyear,whenI46inLondonImetoneofthe47fogsinyears.Youcouldhardlyseeyourhandinfrontofyourface.Carsandbusesmovedalongwiththeirlightson.Wheneveningcame,theweathergot48worse.Thefogwasasthickasmilk.49thebusesandcarsstopped.Ihad50animportantmeetingontheothersideofthetown,butitwasimpossibletofindacar.Ihadtogetthere51.1.A.aboutB.throughC.inD.along2.A.fourB.sixC.fiveD.two3.A.becauseB.soC.butD.or4.A.whatB.whereC.thatD.which5.A.wereB.amC.beD.was6.A.bigB.biggerC.bigestD.biggest7.A.woreB.evenC.veryD.some8.A.AllB.EachC.EveryD.None9.A.tojoinB.togotoC.takepartinD.joinin10.A.bycarB.bybusC.onfootD.onthefoot5Paulgot26thebustogotothetown.Itwasverycrowdedandhehadtostandforaboutfive27.Thensomeofthepeoplegot28.Paulsatdownnext29afatwoman.She30severalshoppingbagsandPauldidn,thavemuchplace31theseat.Hewasn,tuncomfortable.32lastthebusgottothetown.Allthepeoplestartedtogetoff.Paulwasverypolite,sohestood33toletthefatwomangetoffbeforehim.Shesaid,”34.“Thenshetriedtoget35_theseatwithallherbags.Butshecouldn,tmove.Shewastoofatandherbagsweretooheavy.)26.A.offB.onC.downD.up)27.A.minutesB.daysC.weeksD.years)28.A.offB.upC.onD.down)29.A.inB.atC.nearD.to)30.A.carriesB.buysC.hadD.has)31.A. inB.atC.onD.upon)32.A. 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Lookout D.Thankyou)35.A.downtoB.offC.on D. outof6Therewere46classesthisafternoon.we47—apartyfor48Day.Atabouttwoo'clockintheafternoon,thepartybegan.TwoYoungPioneershostedtheparty.Theytalked49theschoollifeoftheYoungPioneers.Thestudents'parentsalso_50_.Theytoldustostudyharder.Thenthey51usalotofgifts.52 ,theteachers,studentsandparentssataroundatablewitha_53_,someorangesonit.Wesanganddanced.—54hadagoodtime._55_interestingthepartywas!'sB.theChildrens'C.Children'sD.theChildren7Allovertheworldpeopleenjoysports.Sportshelppeopletokeep_36 ,happyandtolive37 .Peopleplaydifferentgamesinwinterandsummer.38isgoodforswimming.Andinwinterpeopleoftengoskating.Somesportsarevery39andpeopleeverywherelikethem.Forexample,footballisverypopular.InChina,mostpeople,men,40boysandgirls,liketowatchfootballgames.Theyoftentalkaboutthem41andjumpingbeganlong,longago.Butbasketballandvolleyballarerather42 .Peoplebegantoplaythemnotlongago.Andpeopleare43newsportsorgamesallthetime.Waterskiingisoneof44.People45differentcountriesmaynotbeabletounderstandeachother,butafteragametheyoftenbecomefriends.()36.A.healthB.busyC.healthyD.lazy()37.A.longB.longerC.happyD.happily()38.A.WinterB.SummerC.AutumnD.Spring()39.A.boringB.difficultC.expensiveD.interesting()40.A.womanB.women C.old D.young()41.A.RunB.RunsC.RunningD.Torun()42.A.newB.interestingC.popularD.old()43.A.startB.playC.playingD.starting()44.A.oldestB.newestC.TheoldestD.thenewest()45.A.inB.ofC.fromD.at8Mondaymorningisanimportanttimeatourschool.Allofthestudentsgototheplayground.Welistentomusic,andwe36thenationalflag(国旗)goup.Usually,onestudentgivesatalkonMondaymornings.OneMondaylastyear,aboygavethetalk.Hewas37andexcited!WhenIsawhim,Iwantedtohaveatry,too.CanIreallydoitLastweek,ourteachersaidourclassshouldgivethetalk.Myteacher38me,"Iknowyouwanttohaveatry.NextMonday,youcangivethetalk.Goandwritesomethingdown.39forit,I'msureyou'lldowell.""Thankyou,"Ianswered,Itwassuchagreat40forme!WhenIgothome,Iwasexcited.Iwrotetwopagesforthetalk.Ireadthemagainandagain.WhenIread,Iaskedmyparents41—.Iwantedtomakemyteacherhappy.Mondaymorningcame.Ibegantofeel42 .WhendidIlastgiveatalkto43manypeopleNever!Thiswasmyfirsttime.CouldIreally44itMaybeIcouldn'tfinishthetalk.WhenIgottoschool,weallwentouttoplayground.I45infrontofeveryone.Iopenedmymouth,butIcouldn'tsayanything."Takeiteasy,"Isaidto46 ."Don'tbenervous.Youcandoit."Justthen,Ilookeddownateveryone.Isawabout1,000eyes.Theywerealllookingatme!Icouldn't47standup.Ilookedattheireyesmorecarefully.Theireyesweresaying,"Youcandoit!Don'tbeafraid,justtalk!"I48abigbreath(呼吸).ThenIbegantotalk.Itwasn'thard.Itwaseasy.Idon'tknow49Ifinishedmytalk.ButIdidit.Ifeltsogoodthatday.Ishowedmyself50everyonewhatIcando.()36.A.watchB.seeC.noticeD.lookat()37.A.surprisingB.proudC.amazedD.careful()38.A.toldB.askedforC.saidtoD.showed()39.A.LookoutB.ComeonC.TakecareD.Getready()40.A.chanceB.newsC.timeD.message()41.A.tolistentoB.tolistenC.listentoD.listen()42.A.excitedB.happyC.nervousD.surprised()43.A.afterB.suchC.beforeD.so()44.A.doB.speakC.talkD.take()45.A.standB.stoodC.wasstandingD.havestood()46.A.meB.myclassC.myselfD.myparents()47.A.beabletoB.hardlyC.everD.even()48.A.tookB.heldC.putD.left()49.A.whenB.howC.whyD.whether()50.A.soB.butC.toD.for9Davidwasamiddleschoolstudent.Hisfather,MrHill,wasarichfarmerandhehadaverybig41.Theylivedinasmallvillage42fifteenyears.LateronMr.Hillopenedashopinourtownand43ahouseherelastmonth.ThenhisfamilymovedtothenewhouseandDavidbeganto44inourclass.Butatfirsthehad45friendsatschool.Hewasalwaysalone.HisneighbourCathywasa46girl.Shehadmanyfriends.Whenshefoundtheboy47talkedwithothers,shedecidedto48him.Shetalkedalotwithhimandsometimesplayedwithhim.Soverysoon49becamegoodfriends.Oneafternoon,CathysaidtoDavid,“It'llbemy50birthdaytomorrow.I'llhaveabirthday51.Willyoupleasecome。”“Certainly.I'mgladto,”theboysaid52 .Davidgothomeandthoughtabout53hecouldgivetoCathy.Hewassorrythathe54toaskthegirlwhatsheliked.AtthatmomentMrsHillcameandasked,"What'sthematter,dear""Whatwouldyoulike55itwasyoursixteenthbirthday,Mummy""Nothing,"thewomansaid,"IjustwishIwere16."A.schoolB.factoryC.farmD.restaurantA.inB.forC.onD.duringA.closedB.openedC.soldD.boughtA.liveB.studyC.teachD.readA.fewB.manyC.someD.littleA.badB.kindC.shyD.poorA.neverB.alwaysC.usuallyD.sometimesA.askB.saveC.tellD.helpA.sheB.theyC.heD.weA.14thB.15thC.16thD.17thA.cardB.giftC.cakeD.partyA.slowlyB.happilyC.lonelyD.carefullyA.whatB.whichC.whenD.whereA.triedB.forgotC.wantedD.likedA.becauseB.whyC.ifD.how10TheEnglishoftengooutwithanumbrellaoraraincoat.Why1theweatherinBritainoftenchangesquickly.Spri