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完形填空真题汇编(10篇)I-江苏地区2022-2023八年级英

语上学期期末备考

学校:姓名:班级:考号:

一、完形填空

(2022・江苏・扬州市)阅读短文,从每题所给选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

WhiteFangwas1fullygrown.HehadnomoreproblemswithLip-Lip,who

stayedawayfromhim.Theotheryoungdogsknewthathewas2、andtheyalso

keptawayfromhim.

Eventheolderdogs,suchasBaseek,triednot3him.Oneday,however,when

WhiteFangwaseatingalargepieceofmeat,BaseekforgothowdangerousWhiteFang

4be.HeranatWhiteFangandtriedtostealthepieceofmeat.WhiteFangattacked

himand5himaway.

Ashorttimeafterthis,WhiteFangwentwithGrayBeavertovisit6village.

Kichewastherewithhernewcubs(幼,崽).WhiteFangrememberedwhoshewas—his

7.Heranuptoher,butshedidnotrememberhim.She-wolvesdonotremember

theirowncubs'8afteratime.Shethoughthewasadangerouswolftryingtotake

hercubs.SheattackedWhiteFang,9himbadly.

WhenWhiteFangwasthreeyearsold,hecouldcatchsmallanimals,suchassquirrels,

betterthanthedogscould.Hewasthree-quarters10andhadlearnedhowtohunt

whenhewasacub.Hewaseven11tokillanoldwolf,weakenedbyhunger.One

day,12hewastryingtofindfoodinavillage,hesawLip-Lip.Heattackedhim,

andtheyfoughtforalongtime.WhiteFangwas13nowandkilledLip-Lip.That

dogwouldnevertroublehimagain.

There14nopeopleoranyfoodinthevillageandhemovedon.Hetravelled

formanydays15hecametoanothervillage.Thisonewasdifferent.Therewasthe

smelloffood.Therewerethesoundsofhappypeopleandanimals.

—TakenfromWhiteFang

1.A.mostlyB.almostC.nearD.most

2.A.dangerousB.kindC-safeD.angry

3.A.tofightB.fightedC.foughtD.fighting

4.A.shallB.couldC.mustD.should

5.A.droveB.killedC.kickedD.shouted

6.A.otherB.othersC.anotherD.theother

7.A.friendB.masterc.sisterD.mother

8.A.smellB.tastec.soundD.looks

9.A.biteB.bitc.bitingD.bited

10.A.dogB.animalc.cubD.wolf

11.A.gladB.ablec.strongD.lucky

12.A.beforeB.becausec.thoughD.while

13.A.strongestB.strongerc.weakD.weaker

14.A.isB.arec.wasD.were

15.A.afterB.untilc.soD.but

(2022•江苏扬州)ScotthadtoleaveforhishomeinSanFrancisco.Hebeganpacking

histhings.WhiteFangdidnotknowwhatwashappening,16hefeltthatitwasnot

good.HerememberedhowScotthadleftoncebefore.HehadmissedScottbadlyandhad

stopped17.HeknewthatScottwasgoingaway.Heliftedhis18andlet

outalongwolf-howlofsadness.

“Heknowsyou're19MattsaidtoScott.t4Iknow.HeknowsthatwhenI

packmybags,I'mgoingaway.Tdliketotake20withme,butIcan't.He'sstill

mostlywolf,andhe'llkillanydoghemeetsinCaliforniaandthenthepolicewillcatchand

21him.Idon'twanthimtodie.Youlookafterhimfbrme.”

"22whathappenedlasttime?”Mattasked."Hewouldn'teat.He23

died.”

“Iknow.Theproblemisthathelovesmeandwantstobewithmenow.”

HebentdownandstrokedWhiteFang.The24animalthatwouldkillanydog

camenearhimandputhisheadnearScott's,wagginghistail.

'Tm25.WhiteFang,“Scottsaid,"butyoucan'tcomewithme."Heturnedto

Matt."We'Hhavetolockhimupuntilaftermyboathas

Scott26WhiteFanginoneoftherooms,andthenheandMattwentdownto

theriverwherea27waswaiting.Scottgotintotheboat,andMatthelped

28hisbags.Thetwomenstoodtalkingforafewminutes.ThenScottlooked

around.WhiteFangwasontheboat,lookingatthem.

"29didhegetout?”Scottasked.

t4Ilockedthedoor,“Mattsaid."There'snowayhecouldget30

“Comehere.^^ScotttoldWhiteFang.HehadtotakeWhiteFangtoSanFrancisco.

16.A.andB.orC.butD.so

17.A.drinkingB・eatingC.runningD.barking

18.A.earsB.pawsC.feetD.head

19.A.leavingB.arrivingC.smilingD.crying

20.A.himB.herC.youD.them

21.A.keepB.sellC.beatD.kill

22.A.ThinkB.FeelC.RememberD.Believe

23.A.neverB.nearlyC.alreadyD.hardly

24.A.gentleB.dangerousC.safeD.friendly

25.A.angryB.gladC.boredD.sorry

26.A.lockedB.tiedC.threwD.hid

27.A.trainB.busC.bikeD.boat

28.A.packB.fillC.carryD.cover

29.A.HowB.WhatC.WhyD.When

30.A.inB.offC.outD.on

(2022•江苏镇江)Beep!Beep!Beep!IgotupandI31myalarmclock.It

wasstilldarkoutside.Igotdressedquickly32Iknewbothofmydogscouldn't

waittogetoutsidefbrtheirmorningwalk.Ineededtowearacoatbutdidn'tknow

33tochoose.ItwasstillautumnbuttheweatherhereintheAppalachianmountains

didn'tfollowthe34.Ithadbeencoldandsnowytwo35agobutwarm

andrainyyesterday.Ididn't36theweatherreportfortoday.Finally1decidedto

choosemylightjacket,andtookmybiggerdogFluffyto37first.

Iopenedthedoorandwentoutside.Instantly(立即)IknewIhadmadethe38

choice.EachbreathIexhaled(呼气)wasfreezingcold.Thegrasswascoveredinfrost(霜)

andItriedtokeepmybalance(平衡)whileFluff39me.Ishivered(哆嗦)butthen

Iturnedmyhead40tothesky.1lookedupatthedarkskyandsawitwasfullof

twinkling(闪烁的)41.

Itwassobeautiful.Suddenly,Ifeltwarmthinsideofmeand42shivering.I

openedmyhearttothewonderofnature'screation.Inallofitssweetseasonsithad

43failedtotouchmysoul(灵魂).Ithadwarmedmyheartonthecoldestdaysand

lightedmyspirit(精神)onthedarkest44.1stoodhereandthanked45for

creatingthemoon,thestarsandme.Ourlivesherearefullofsweetseasonsaswell.Enjoy

andmakeeachdayofthemacreationofyourlove.

31.A.tumedonB.turnedoffC.turnedupD.tumeddown

32.A.becauseB.soC.butD.or

33.A.whyB.whenC.whichD.how

34.A.dateB.skyC.dayD.temperature

35.A.monthsB.daysC.yearsD.minutes

36.A.checkB.writeC.makeD.draw

37.A.eatB.travelC.walkD.shop

38.A.activeB.certainC.rightD.wrong

39.A.bitB.hitC.pulledD.pushed

40.A.overB.downC.outD.up

41.A.planesB.lightsC・starsD.clouds

42.A.keptB.stoppedC.practicedD.enjoyed

43.A.neverB.oftenC.alwaysD.usually

44.A.seasonsB.yearsC.monthsD.nights

45.A.timeB.natureC.societyD.hope

(2022•江苏扬州)Allthepeoplegatheredinthecourt(法庭)now,andInjunJoewasin.

“Takethewitnesses(证人)avoicecame.

Potter,whowassittinginthedock(被告席),raisedhiseyes,but46them

whenhearinghisownlawyer'swords.UIhavenoquestionstoaskthiswitness.”

Instead,thelawyercontinued,t4Yourhonor,atfirst,wedecidedtoprove(证明)that

Potterdidthisterriblethingbecauseofdrinkingwine.Butnowwehave47our

mind.CallTomSawyer!^^

TomSawyercameup.Helookedverynervous,forhewas48.

“TomSawyer,wherewereyouon17June,aboutthehourofmidnight?^^thelawyer

asked.TomnoticedInjunJoe's49faceandstopped.Butsoonhegothimselfback,

saidsoftly,t€Inthegraveyard(墓地)!”

“Alittlebit50、please.Don'tbeafraid.Youwere...inthegraveyard.,,

A51smilewasacrossInjunJoe'sface.

“Wereyouanywhere52thegraveatthattime?"

“Yes,sir.NearasIamtoyou.”

“Wereyouhidden,ornot?Ifso,53?”

“Behindthetreesontheedgeofthegrave.,,InjunJoestoodup54.

"55withyou?”

“Yes,sir.Iwentthere

“Wait,waitamoment.Nevergiveits56.Now,myboy,telluseverythingyou

saw-don't57anything.^^

Tombeganslowlyatfirst,butthenhiswordscamemoreeasilyand58its

climax(高:朝)soon.4tThedoctorhitPotterdown,andInjunJoejumpedwiththeknifeand...^^

Thequietcourt59andbecamenoisy.

Crash!Quickasa60throughawindow,InjunJoewasgone!

46.A.touchedB.closedC.droppedD.opened

47.A.lostB.changedC.keptD.agreed

48.A.infearB.indangerC.inneedD.introuble

49.A.coldB.warmC.smilingD.kind

50.A.louderB.slowerC.biggerD.quicker

51.A.happyB.slightC.bigD.hopeful

52.A.nearB.inC.underD.on

53.A.whichB.whereC.whatD.whose

54.A.happilyB.sadlyC.quietlyD.excitedly

55.A.SomeoneB.AnyoneC.EveryoneD.Noone

56.A.addressB.nameC.hobbyD.looks

57.A.askB.mixC.acceptD.miss

58.A.reachedB.forgotC・preparedD.planned

59.A.cameoutB.lookedoutC.brokeoutD.tookout

60.A.floodB.thunderC.lightningD.fire

(2022•江苏•淮安市)Therewasamanwhohadfoursons.Hehopedthathissonscould

learnnottojudge(评判)thingstoo61.Sohesentthemtoaveryfarplace,asking

themtogoandlookatapeartreeduringdifferentseasons.

Theeldestsonwentoutinwinter,thesecondinspring,thethirdinsummer,andthe

62inautumn.Whenallofthemreturnedhome,thefathercalledthemtogether,and

letthem63whattheysaw.

Thefirstsonsaidthetreewasuglyandtherewas64there.Thesecondson

saidthetreewascoveredwith65buds(芽儿)andwasfullofhope.Thethirdson

didn'thavethesameidea66histwobrothers,sayingthatitwasfilledwith

67.Hetoldthemtheysmeltsweetandlookedbeautiful.Thelastsondidn'tagree

withallofthem,sayingthattherewerelotsoffruit68thetreeandthetreewasfull

oflife.

Themantoldhisfoursonsthattheywereallright,69eachofthemonlysaw

thetreeduringoneseason.Headded,“Youcannotjudgeatreebyoneseasonorapersonin

onetime.Youshoulddothisonlywhenyouknowwhatlifeislike.^^

Ifyougiveupduringthecoldnessofwinter,youwillmissthehopeofspring,thebeauty

ofsummerandthe70ofautumninyourlife.

61.A.slowlyB.carefullyC.quicklyD.clearly

62.A.biggestB.smallestC.oldestD.youngest

63.A.decideB.describeC.discussD.draw

64.A.nothingB.everythingC.anythingD.something

65.A.whiteB.yellowC.redD.green

66.A.withB.asC.likeD.to

67.A.budsB.leavesC.flowersD.pears

68.A.inB.onC.atD.under

69.A.ifB.whenC.afterD.because

70.A.hopeB.lifeC.beautyD.harvest

(2022•江苏泰州)Onceuponatime,arichmanwantedtomakeatriptoanothertown.

Hetriednotonlytotakethingstosellbutalsototakemoneyto71thingswith.He

decidedtotaketenservants(佣人)with72.Theywould73thethingsto

sellandthefoodto74ontheirtrip.Beforetheystarted,alittleboyranupto

75andaskedto76withthem.

Therichmansaidtothelittleboy,"Well,77maygowithus.78you

arethesmallest,thethinnestandtheweakestofallmy79.youcan'tcarrya

80load(担子).Youmustchoosethelightesttocarry.^^Theboythankedhismaster

andchosethebiggestloadtocarry.Thatwas81."Youarenot82said

hismaster,"Thatisthebiggestandtheheaviestone."Theboysaid83andliftedthe

loadgladly.

Onthetriptheywalkedfordaysandatlasttheygottothetown.Alltheservantswere

tiredexceptthelittleservant.Doyouknow84?Theyatemostofthebreadduring

thetripandtherewasonlyalittleleftwhenthey857:00p.m.atthetown.

71.A.eatB.changeC.buyD.get

72.A.himselfB.themC.himD.us

73.A.sendB.carryC.bringD.borrow

74.A.eatB.cookC.buyD.drink

75.A.otherservantsB.theotherservantsC.theothersD.therichman

76.A.stopB.goC.playD.talk

77.A.youB.heC.ID.they

78.A.AndB.IfC.BecauseD.But

79.A.familyB.guestsC.servantsD.things

80.A.heavyB.lightC.smallD.difficult

81.A.breadB.waterC.thingsD.money

82.A.braveB.honestC.cleverD.foolish

83.A.sorryB.angrilyC.nothingD.good-bye

84.A.whoB.whatC.whyD.when

85.A.arrivedB.reachedC.gottoD.arrivedat

(2022・江苏・宿迁)阅读短文,从每题所给选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Thebackdooroftheambulance(救护车)wassuddenlyshutandthedriverrantothe

frontjumpedintohisseatandstartedtheengine.Insidewerethe86parentsMr.and

Mrs.GreenthemotherholdingtheirbabydaughterAlly.Thelittlegirlhadsomefoodstuckin

herthroat(喉咙)andcouldhardlybreathe(呼吸).

ThedriverMr.white87hissiren(报警器)andflashinglightandstarted

speedingtowardsthe88hospitalfightingagainsttime.Thecarsaheadofhim

pulledoutofthewayashedrovethroughthe89.Fromthebackoftheambulance

theparentswereshoutingathimto9()sinceAllyhadalmoststoppedbreathing.In

frontofhimhesawsometrafficlightswiththe91“STOP"lightshining.Mr.White

knewthathehad92timetolose,sohedrovestraightpastthetrafficlights.

Comingtowardshimfromhisrightwasataxi.Thedriverhadthe93up,since

thecarwasair-conditionedandhewasplayinghisradio.Hedidnot94the

ambulance.Thelightsweregreensohe95straightonintothepathofthe

ambulance.

Mr.Whitetriedtostophisambulancebutitwastoolate.Ithitthetaxi.Everybodywas

shakenbutnoonewashurt.Mr.Whitelookedtosee96littleAllywas.Hewas

astonishedtoseereliefinsteadoffearonthefacesoftheparents.

“Look!”,criedMrs.Green.“Sheis97again/7

“Itmustbethe98saidherhusband.t4It99thefoodoutofher

throat."Thebaby'scolourwasturningtonormal,andshewascryinginaloudbuthealthy

100.Theywerealljoyful,andquiteforgotabouttheaccident,thetaxi,andthelines

ofcarsallaroundthem.

86.A.excitedB・pleasedC.worriedD.surprised

87.A.turnedonB・turnedbackC.turnedoverD.turneddown

88.A.farthestB.mostexpensiveC.mostbeautifulD.nearest

89.A.emptystreetB.busytrafficC.openairD.darkplace

90.A.slowB.hurryC.stopD.drive

91.A.redB.greenC.yellowD.blue

92.A.muchB.anyC.noD.some

93.A.seatsB.doorsC.windowsD.hands

94.A.hearB.buyC.sellD.borrow

95.A.walkedB.droveC.rodeD.flew

96.A.howB.whatC.whereD.who

97.A.readingB.breathingC.laughingD.speaking

98.A.temperatureB.radioC.crashD.love

99.A.talkedB・pickedC.knockedD.looked

100.A.soundB.voiceC.shoutD.noise

(2022•江苏・景山)完形填空

先通读下面的短文,掌握其大意,然后在每小题所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项

Onespringday,Benandhisgranddadvisitedthebeach.Theysawaseal(海豹)onthe

rock.Atfirsttheythoughtthesealwas101.Thentheysawthatshehadanewbaby

sealwithher.

Benandhisgranddadwatchedthesealsallspring.Theyfed102fish.Inautumn,

theysawthebaby103toswim.ThesealsevenseemedtolikemusicthatBen's

granddadplayed.

Inwinter,therewerebad104.Whenspringcame,theydidnotseethebaby

seal.Theythoughtthesealdiedinthestorms.Insummer,Benwentsurfing(冲浪).Oneday,

somethingfastanddarkswooped(向下猛冲,猛扑)underhissurfboard.Itwasthebabyseal!

Benandthesealsurfedthewaves(波浪)together.

Thenextday,abigwavemadeBen105hisboard.Hisheadhitarock.Sandand

water106hisnoseandmouth.Hefelldeeper.Everythingwasdark.Thentheseal

107himupoutofthewater!Thesealflipped(轻击,快速地翻转某物)Ben

108hisboard.Benwassafe.109therestofthesummer,hesurfedwiththe

seal.

Nextsummer,thesealcamewithababyofherown.ThenBenknewhewouldsurfwith

thesealseverysummer.110somedayBenwouldbringhisgrandchildrentomeet

thesealstoo.

101.A.sleepB.hurtC.frozenD.broken

102.A.itB.heC.themD.him

103.A.learnB.tolearnC.learningD.learnt

104.A.windB.wavesC.fogD.storms

105.A.falldownB.fallofC.fallintoD.falloff

106.A.fillB.filledC.fillingD.full

107.A.pullB.pushC.pulledD.pushed

108.A.ontoB.intoC.onD.inside

109.A.OfB.AtC.ForD.In

110.A.OrB.MaybeC.AsaresultD.For

(2022•江苏常州)Larryseemedalwayssilentanddidn'thaveanyfriends.Histeacher

Mr.White111this.Oneday,heaskedLarrytomeethimafterclass.Mr.Whitesaid,

“Iseethatyoudon'ttalktoanyoneorshowany112inanything.What'swrong?”

Larryreplied,"Sir,Ihaveaverydifficultlife.IhavetofacesomeverysadthingsandIkeep

113them.Becauseofthis,Ican'tfocusmyattentiononanythinganddon'tevenfeel

liketalkingtoanybody.^^

Mr.Whitelistenedcarefully,thoughtforawhileandsaid,"Wouldyoulikesome

lemonade?^^Larryfeltlittle114andnervouslyreplied,44Yes,thankyou!”

While115lemonade,Mr.Brownaddedmoresaltonpurpose(故意地)andkept

thequantityC数量)ofsugarlow.Larrymadea116faceassoonashetookasipofthat

lemonade.Seeingthis,Mr.Whiteasked,“Youdon'tlikeit?”

“Um...it'sjustthereisabittoomuchsaltinit,“Larryanswered.

Mr.Whitestoppedhim,“Oh,itdoesn'tmatter.Iwillthrowitaway."Astheteacherwas

liftingtheglass,Larrystoppedhimandsaid,“Sir,pleasedon'tthrowitaway.117we

putalittlemoresugarinthelemonade,itwillbefinetodrink.^^

HearingthisMr.Brownsaidhappily,tlThisiswhatIwanttohearfromyou.Toimprove

the118oflemonade,wedon'tneedtoremovethesaltfromit,wecanjustaddsome

sugartoit.Similarly,wecannotremovesadthingsthathave119happenedtous,

butwecanaddsweetnessofgoodexperiencesinourlife.Ifyoukeeponcryingaboutyour

120,neitheryourpresentwillberightnorthefuturewillbebright.^^

Larryrealizedhisproblemandpromisedtoliveapositivelife.

111.A.enjoyedB.noticedC.believedD.forgot

112.A.fearB.angerC.interestD.politeness

113.A.lookingforB.learningfromC.laughingatD.thinkingabout

114.A.surprisedB.tiredC.boredD.shamed

115.A.buyingB・cookingC.preparingD.drinking

116.A.seriousB.friendlyC.patientD.strange

117.A.IfB.SinceC.AlthoughD.Unless

118.A.tasteB.colorC.shapeD.smell

119.A.neverB・alreadyC.nearlyD.seldom

120.A.styleB.habitC.decisionD.past

(2022•江苏南通)Whenpeopleseeastrangerintrouble,theymayhavetwo

⑵.Somepeoplearewillingtogiveahand.Butothersmaychoosetotakeno

notice.IfIwereinthis122,1wouldhelpthestrangerwithoutthinkingtwice.

Somepeoplemaythinkitis123todothis.Wehaveallheardstoriesabout

peoplewhohavebeenblackmailed(敲诈)afterofferinghelptoa124.Butonthe

otherhand,helpingothersisa125virtue.ThereisaChinesesaying,"Giverosesto

126andthelastingfragrance(香味)willremaininhand.^^Indeed,helpingothers

just127helpingourselves.Anyofuscouldendupinasituationwhereweneed

helpfromfamily,friendsorevenstrangers.

More128.whenwehelpstrangers,wecanpassonthespiritof129

tothem.Astorymightexplainitbetter.Once,anoldmanandhiswifeweretravellingand

wantedtofinda130wheretheywouldstayforthenight.However,whenthey

walkedintotheonlyhoteltheycouldfind,theyweretoldthatnoroomswereavailable(可获

得).Thecouplewasdisappointed(失望)andsaid131.Butbeforetheyleft,the

clerksaid,"Wouldyouperhapsbewillingtosleepinmyroom?It'snotexactlytoobig,butit

willbegoodenoughtomakeyoucomfortableforthenight.^^Theoldmanturnedbackand

offeredmoney,whichtheclerk132.Manyyearslater,theclerkhadalmost

forgottenthethingwhenhereceivedaletterinvitinghimtoahotelinNewYork.Whenhe

gotthere,hesawtheoldman,whotoldhimthatthehotelhadbeen133inhisname

becauseofthekindnessheshowedthatnight.

Weallhaveourown134tohelpothers.Itdoesn'tmatterwhattheyare,as

longaswegiveahelpinghand.Don'tbeafraidtotouchsomeone'slife.Youneverknow

whose135youmaybetouching.

121.A.ideasB.choicesC.meaningsD.feelings

122.A.situationB.backgroundC.conditionD.relationship

123.A.clearB.patientC.unwiseD.useful

124.A.friendB.familyC.classmateD.stranger

125.A.modernB.hiddenC.uselessD.traditional

126.A.othersB.otherC.anotherD.theother

127.A.invitesB.meansC.asksD.hopes

128.A.importantlyB.excitedlyC.strangelyD.easily

129.A.pleasureB.happinessC.kindnessD.experience

130.A.roomB.houseC.hotelD.farm

131.A.anythingB.everythingC.somethingD.nothing

132.A.refusedB.receivedC.acceptedD.followed

133.A.madeB.builtC.soldD.done

134.A.mindsB.ideasc.reasonsD.secrets

135.A.decisionB.actionc.heartD.opinion

参考答案:

1.B2.A3.A4.B5.A6.C7.D8.A9.C10.D11.B12.D

13.B14.D15.B

【导语】本文是一篇小说。小说节选自《WhiteFang》,讲述了一只具有四分之三狼血统的

狼WhiteFang在人类社会饱受冷暖,历经险恶而不断成长的故事。

1.句意:WhiteFang几乎完全长大。

mostly主要地;almost几乎;near附近;most大多数。根据“ftiHygrown"和“Hehadnomore

problemswithLip-Lip”可知应是几乎完全长大,故选B。

2.句意:其它的小狗知道他是危险的,并且他们也保持远离他。

dangerous危险的;kind善良的;safe安全的;angry生气的。根据“theyalsokeptawayfromhim.”

可知应是害怕他,故选A。

3.句意:甚至较大的狗,例如B

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