02 完形填空30篇（浙江名校期中真题）-2023-2024学年八年级下册期中满分突破

题型02完形填空30篇（浙江名校期中真题）（21-22八年级下·浙江金华·期中）Longlongago,therewasaking.Helovedanimalsverymuch.Onedayhegot1nicefalcons（猎鹰）fromhisson.Hehadneverseensuch2falconsbefore.Helovedthemsomuchandheorderedthebestfalconer（猎鹰者）to3themtofly.Afterseveralmonths,thekingcametosee4thetrainingwasgoingon.Hefoundthatonefalconhadalreadybeenabletoflyhighinthesky,whiletheotherwas5onthebranch（树枝）ofatreequietly.Thekingcalledallhisfalconerstogetherandorderedthemto6everywaytheycouldtomaketheotherfalconfly.Butnoneofthem7.Oneday,whilethekingwastakingawalkintheforest,anideacametohis8.Maybesomeonewhoknewthenaturalenvironmentwellcould9thisproblem.Thenheinviteda10wholivedintheforestintohispalacetotrainitatonce.Thenextmorning,thekingsawtheotherfalconflyingintheskyfreely.Hefeltverysurprised.“Itisunbelievable!”shoutedtheking.“Howcouldyou11ithappen?”Thefarmerreplied,“Itisvery12.Ijustcutoffthebranchwherethefalconrested.Ithadnoplacetorest.Thenithadto13.”Itisalwaysthesametohumanbeings.Weallhave“twoflyingwings”inourheartsaswell.Butitseemsthatwedon’tnoticethemandstayinaplacewherewejustfeel14andcomfortable.Wewon’trealizewecanflysohighandfreelyuntilthebrancheswearerestingon15.Doyouthinkso?1．A．two B．three C．four D．five2．A．crazy B．clever C．sad D．beautiful3．A．allow B．ask C．train D．go4．A．what B．when C．where D．how5．A．playing B．staying C．shaking D．crying6．A．try B．lead C．decide D．catch7．A．failed B．received C．agreed D．succeeded8．A．body B．mind C．face D．heart9．A．answer B．know C．realize D．solve10．A．scientist B．doctor C．farmer D．worker11．A．make B．keep C．ask D．drive12．A．expensive B．cheap C．easy D．slow13．A．jump B．fly C．run D．walk14．A．peaceful B．old C．dangerous D．bright15．A．leads B．breaks C．runs D．rises（22-23八年级下·浙江·期中）阅读下面短文，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。Withthefunandpleasure,13-year-oldFrankWilsonwasstillunhappy.Itwastruethathereceivedallthegiftshewanted.Andhealso16thebigChristmasdinnerwithfamilymembers.However,FrankwasnothappybecausethiswashisfirstChristmaswithouthisbrother,Steve.Hediedinacaraccident.Frankmissedhisbrother.Franksaidgood-bye17hisparentsandsaidthathewasgoingtoseeafriend.Itwascoldoutside,soFrankputonhisnewcoat.Itwashisfavoritegift.Heputtheothergiftsonhisnewsled(雪撬).ThenFrankleft.18Frankwentdownthestreet,hesawaroomwitholdstockings(长袜)hangingoveranemptyfireplace.Awomansatnearby,crying.Thestockingsmadehim19hisbrother.Theyalwayshung(悬挂)theirstockingssidebyside.Andthenextmorningtheywouldfind20inthem.ThenFrankhadanidea.Heknockedonthedoor.“Yes?”the21womansaid.“MayIcomein?”askedFrank.“Youareverywelcome.”shesaid,seeinghissledfullofgiftsandthinkinghewantedto22gifts.“ButIhavenofoodorgiftsforyou.Ihave23formyownchildren.”“That’swhyIamhere,”Franksaid.“Pleasetakewhatevergiftsyouwouldlikeforyourchildrenfromthesled.“Why?Godblessyou!”thewomananswered24.Shetooksomecandies,atoyplaneandadoll.Frank’sheartwasfullofhappiness.Fredwalkedonandthenhegavehisfavorite25toapoorcoldboy.Atlast,hegaveawayallhisgiftstothosewhowereinneed.16．A．prepared B．made C．enjoyed D．missed17．A．with B．to C．on D．for18．A．When B．Before C．After D．Until19．A．lookafter B．cheerup C．thinkof D．carefor20．A．coats B．gifts C．money D．shoes21．A．sad B．excited C．bad D．relaxed22．A．putup B．handout C．askfor D．giveback23．A．everything B．something C．anything D．nothing24．A．lonely B．surprisedly C．suddenly D．heavily25．A．coat B．bag C．toy D．candy（22-23八年级下·浙江绍兴·期中）Gaylordwalkedacrossthedesert(沙漠)planningtowalkthroughitforonemonth.Twenty26passed,andthejourneyhadbeensosmooth(顺利的)anditseemedthathehad27foodandwatertofinishit.“I’llbeabletowalkoutofthedesert.”hethoughthappily.Butthedesertnever28travelers.Beforehecouldmakehisideapossible,thesandstormhadarrivedsuddenly.Hehurriedlycoveredhishead29theclothes,lyingonthesand.Afterabouttenminutes,thesandstormstopped.Whenheshooktheclothesandstoodup,he30aterriblething:thebackbagwithfoodandwaterwassweptawaybythe31.Now,heonlyhada(n)32left.Hehelditinhishands.“Oh,nottoobad,33Ihaveapear.”hethoughttohimselfanddecidedtowalkoutofthedesert.Onedayandonenightpassedquickly,butthedesert34seemedtohavenoend,andtheworryof35followedGaylordclosely,feelinghungryandthirsty.36,eachtimehewantedtogiveup,hepushedhimselftolookatthepearthathehadbeenkeeping,“Nottoobad,atleastIhaveapear.”Asmallpearbecamethe37forhissurvival(幸存)ofhiscourage.Threedayslater,whenhesawavillagenotfaraway,hefellontotheground,butafterall,he38outofthedesert.Tokeephopeisoneofthebestwaystoachieve39,sonevertellyou“40left”,becauseaslongasyoutrytosearch,youcanalwaysfindthat“pear”topullyouthrough.26．A．years B．months C．weeks D．days27．A．simple B．enough C．whole D．awful28．A．paidfor B．caredfor C．lookedfor D．calledfor29．A．with B．of C．for D．from30．A．started B．tried C．finished D．found31．A．traveler B．sandstorm C．desert D．villager32．A．apple B．orange C．pear D．banana33．A．atlast B．atfirst C．atmost D．atleast34．A．even B．still C．almost D．hardly35．A．sleeping B．dying C．eating D．drinking36．A．However B．Instead C．So D．Although37．A．skill B．control C．hope D．interest38．A．ran B．left C．helped D．walked39．A．success B．laughter C．beauty D．experience40．A．everything B．anything C．nothing D．something（22-23八年级下·浙江丽水·期中）Oneday,Iwasridingmybikeandsawamanabout250metersinfrontofme.IcouldtellhewascyclingslowerthanmeandIdecidedtocatchupwithhimand41him.Istartedcyclingfasterandfaster.Witheveryblock(街区),Igot42tohim.Afterafewminutes,Iwasonlyabout100metersbehindhim,43Itriedharder.44,Icaughtupwithhimandpassedhim.Ifeltsogood.Iwon,buthedidn’tevenknowwewereracing.AfterI45him,IfoundthatIhadmissedmyturn.Isn’titjustlikelife?Weoftenrace46others,tryingtobeatthemorshowthatwe’remore47ormoreimportant.Wespendsomuchtimeandenergyrunningafterthemthatwemissouton48ownpaths(小路).Theproblemwithunhealthy49isthatit’sanever-endingcycle.Therewillalwaysbesomeoneinfrontofyou.50youshoulddoisjustrunyourownraceandwishotherswell.41．A．hurt B．beat C．hit D．control42．A．closer B．farther C．faster D．slower43．A．and B．so C．but D．because44．A．Suddenly B．Recently C．Finally D．Firstly45．A．saw B．pushed C．noticed D．passed46．A．behind B．against C．after D．for47．A．wonderful B．careful C．successful D．meaningful48．A．our B．your C．his D．her49．A．trouble B．development C．communication D．competition50．A．How B．Why C．What D．When（22-23八年级下·浙江台州·期中）AlmosteverySaturdaymorning,Mollypullsatableintoherfrontyard.Onthetableshelaysoutsome51inseason,suchascarrotsandtomatoes.Theyareallfromhergardenandfreeforherneighborsto52.“It’sjustlovely,likeyouwalkbyandgetabeautifulgiftaroundthecorner.”saidoneofherneighbors.Mollystarteddoingthisinthesummerof2020.Earlierthatyear,afirebrokeoutinherhouse.Molly’s53hadahardtime.“Peopleintheneighborhoodcametohelp.Theybroughtusfoodandoftencalledtomakesureweweredoingfine.Iwasdeeply54.”Mollysaid.Thenthepandemic(疫情)came.Mollyandherfamilyhadmuchtimetoworkintheirgarden.Theydecidedtosharewhattheyhadgrowninthegarden55lifewasnoteasy—mostpeoplewereinneedoffoodduringthattime.56knewaboutitatfirst.But57,moreandmorepeoplegottoknowandthen,theygotintothehabitofcomingaround.Theywouldalwaysstopbyandleave58somevegetables.Molly’syardbecamea59place.OnethingMollyhaslearnedfromthis60isthatpeoplehavetoworktogetherwhendaysaredifficultsothattheycangothroughdifficulties.Sheisgladthatlovehasspreadinherneighborhood.51．A．fruits B．flowers C．leaves D．vegetables52．A．laughat B．takeaway C．makeup D．writeabout53．A．class B．team C．garden D．family54．A．moved B．interested C．bored D．tired55．A．so B．if C．but D．because56．A．Nobody B．Anyone C．Everyone D．Someone57．A．sadly B．badly C．slowly D．carefully58．A．by B．with C．out D．off59．A．clean B．magic C．daily D．popular60．A．exercise B．competition C．experience D．research（22-23八年级下·浙江杭州·期中）JohnBrown,anofficeworker,livesinWashington.Asheistheonlychildinthefamily,hegot$1,000,00061hisparentsdied.Hedidn’tfeel62atall.Hiscollegefriendswere63theirfirstjobs,buthedidn’thaveto.Johndecidedtokeeplivinga64lifelikeeveryoneelse.Hedidn’ttellanyofhis65andgave$100,000ofhismoneytoacharity(慈善机构)thathelpedpoorchildren.Todayheis36,andhestill66cheapclothesanddrivesasmallcaronly,67heismuchhappier.Sofar,Johnhashelpedfifteen68frompoorcountriesallovertheworld,$200amonthforeach.Thechilddoesnot69themoneyincash(现金).Themoneyispaidforthechild’seducation,food,medicalcareandclothing.OnceJohnwenttomeetalittlegirlhewas70inAfrica.Hesaidthatthemeetingwas71.“WhenImet72Ifeltveryhappy.”hesaid.“Isawthatthe73wasusedforaverygoodplan.Itbroughtme74tothechildinawaythatonlygivingmoneycannot.”“IwanttodoeverythingIcan.Iwillgoonhelpingthosechildrenin75.”headded.61．A．before B．by C．after D．as62．A．angry B．happy C．well D．worried63．A．lookingfor B．givingup C．workingout D．takingafter64．A．rich B．different C．healthy D．common65．A．parents B．friends C．brothers D．sisters66．A．sells B．shows C．wears D．washes67．A．so B．and C．or D．but68．A．children B．farmers C．neighbors D．doctors69．A．receive B．borrow C．raise D．make70．A．seeing B．helping C．hurting D．training71．A．busy B．easy C．boring D．exciting72．A．him B．you C．her D．them73．A．food B．car C．book D．money74．A．closer B．slower C．farther D．higher75．A．danger B．need C．order D．surprise（22-23八年级下·浙江温州·期中）Myfirsthomewasabeautifulfarm76apondofclearwater.Thereweresomelargetreesnearthepond.Ononesideofthefarmwasafieldandon77wasthehouseofourmaster,FarmerGrey.Hewasakindman.MymotherandIlived78onthefarm.Sheworkedduringtheday.Iplayedwiththeotheryounghorsesandhadgreatfun.AtnightIsleptnexttoher.Oneday,mymaster79metoSquireGordonfor20dollars.Helivedwithhisfamilyinabighouse.“Youareabeautiful80,”hesaid.“Youhaveabeautifulcoat.IshallcallyouBlackBeauty.”Ilearnedtocarrymynew81onmybackandpullacoach.Ilearnedtowearreinsandabitinmymouth.Ididnotlikethem,butallthehorseshadtowearthem.Mynewmasterhad82horsesbeforeIarrived.OneofthemwasMerrylegs.Hewasveryfriendly.TheotherwasGinger.Shewasnotfriendly.Shesometimeskickedpeople.Gingertoldmeaboutherlifewhenshewasyoung,“mymasterwasnot83tome.Myreinsandbithurtmealot.Butmymasterdidnotcareatall.”Oneday,SquireGordondecidedtogoonalongjourney.JohnwentwithhimandIpulledthecoach.Theweatherwas84andwindy.Mr.GordonandJohn85notseewellintherain.Wecametoabridge.Istopped.“86iswrong,”Ithought.Ididnotwanttogoontothebridge.Mr.GordonandJohnwantedmetogoontothebridge.Ididnotmove.Justthenamansawus.“Heythere!Stop!”hecried.“Whatisit?”shoutedSquire.“Thebridgeis87inthemiddle,”heanswered.“Ifyougoontoit,youaregoingtodieintheriver.”“Thankyou!”saidSquire.“Thankyou,Beauty!”saidJohn.We88andwentalongtheroadbytheriver.Foralongtimenoonesaidanything.ThenJohnsaid,“BlackBeautysavedourlives.Heknewthebridgewasdangerous.”After89home,SquiretoldMrs.Gordon,“Weareallsafe,thankstoBlackBeauty!”Thatnight,Iwasglad,90Iwasverytired.76．A．on B．with C．in D．near77．A．other B．another C．others D．theother78．A．happily B．quietly C．lonely D．silently79．A．bought B．sold C．carried D．brought80．A．girl B．cat C．dog D．horse81．A．master B．mother C．father D．friend82．A．one B．two C．three D．four83．A．rude B．kind C．strict D．strange84．A．cloudy B．sunny C．rainy D．snowy85．A．could B．would C．should D．might86．A．Anything B．Something C．Nothing D．Everything87．A．hard B．terrible C．bad D．broken88．A．lookedaround B．lookedback C．cameback D．turnedaround89．A．going B．coming C．leaving D．returning90．A．though B．but C．because D．if

“CanIseemybaby?’’askedthenewhappymother．

Unluckily，shefoundherbabyhadbeen91withoutearswhenitwasinherarms．

Timeprovedthatthebaby’s92wasperfect．Hegotonwellwithhisclassmates．Butoneday，herushedhomeandsaidtohismother93tearsinhiseyes．“Abigboy94meafreak(怪胎)．”

Astheboy95，hedevelopedatalentforartandmusic．

Theboy’sfatherhadameetingwiththefamilydoctor．“Couldanything96done?”Heaskedthedoctor．

“IbelieveIcouldgraft(移植)apairofouterears97youcouldgetthem，”thedoctorsaid．

However，twoyears98，nobodywantedtooffertheyoungmanears．Thenonedaythefathersaid，“Son，99willofferhisearstoyou．Butit’sasecret．”Theoperationwasagreat100．

Timekeptthesecret，butthedaydidcome…Theyoungmanstoodwithhisfather101hismother’sbody．Slowly，thefatherheldoutahandandraisedthethick，brownhair．102，thesonfoundhismotherhadnoouterears．

“Mothersaidshewasgladshe103letherlonghairbecut，”thefathersaidgently·“andnobodyeverthoughtMother104beautiful，didthey?’’

Real105

liesnotinwhatisdoneandknown，butinwhatisdonebutnotknown．91．A．active B．dead C．born D．awake92．A．speaking B．hearing C．writing D．reading93．A．of B．in C．around D．with94．A．called B．asked C．said D．told95．A．lookedup B．grewup C．broughtup D．caughtup96．A．is B．was C．are D．be97．A．if B．until C．unless D．because98．A．wentdown B．gotover C．wentby D．arrived99．A．nobody B．someone C．anyone D．everyone100．A．succeed B．successful C．success D．failure101．A．between B．besides C．towards D．beside102．A．Withinterest B．Tohissurprise C．Insilence D．Withanger103．A．always B．often C．never D．sometimes104．A．less B．more C．most D．least105．A．idea B．friendship C．thought D．love（22-23八年级下·浙江杭州·期中）Ihatedrunninginthepast.AtmiddleschoolIthoughtrunningistiringandIwasalwaysoneofthelaststudentsto106thefinishline.Then,in2020,myfriendaskedme,“Wouldyouliketoruna10Keventwithme?”I107atonce,“Noway!Ihaterunning.”OvertheweekendIthoughtabouthisquestion.Ithought,“108doIhaterunningwhenIhaven’ttrieditsincemymiddleschool?”IntheendI109togiverunninganothertry.Itoldmy110Iwouldliketojoininthe10Keventwithhim.Hewasvery111tohearthat.Headvisedmeto112arunningprogrammeontheInternettohelpmelearnhowtorun.TherewerelotsofrunningprogrammesontheInternet.I113a14-weekrunningprogramme.Theprogrammewasveryeasyto114.Ihadtorunthreetimesaweekfor115lengthsoftime.Atfirst,Iranforshorttimeandhadlongbreaksinbetween.Thenastheweekswenton,Ihadtorunfor116timeandthebreaksinbetweengotshorter.I117followingtherunningprogrammeasIcouldseeIranbetterandbetter.Iwentfromnotbeingabletorunformorethan30secondstorunningforover30118!Iwentfromhatingrunningtolovingrunning!FromthisexperienceIlearntitwasagoodideatotry119beforesayingIhatedit!ItturnedoutthatI120enjoyedrunning.106．A．cross B．choose C．plan D．hit107．A．cared B．meant C．replied D．called108．A．Where B．When C．What D．Why109．A．refused B．decided C．forgot D．disagreed110．A．friend B．brother C．neighbor D．teacher111．A．sory B．angry C．upset D．happy112．A．putoff B．getinto C．lookfor D．feellike113．A．organized B．chose C．risked D．added114．A．depend B．waste C．follow D．control115．A．different B．enough C．impossible D．terrible116．A．thinner B．worse C．shorter D．longer117．A．minded B．made C．enjoyed D．stopped118．A．hours B．minutes C．days D．years119．A．anything B．nothing C．everything D．something120．A．really B．easily C．hardly D．clearlyAmanwaswalkingthroughthewoodswithhisaxe(斧头)whenasmalltreecalledtohim.Itsaid,“Hello,myfriend.Canyou121thosebiggertrees?Theystopmefromgettingthesun.Itisso122herethatIhavenoroomtogrowmyroots.Ican’tfeelthewind.”Thelittletreeheldoutitssmall123.Itlookedsosad.Thenit124,“Ifthosetreesweregone,I’dbeabletogrow.Ayearfromnow,I’dbethebiggesttreehere.125fornow,I’mjustasmalltree.”Themanthoughtforsometimeand126.Hewalkedovertothebiggertreesandstartedcuttingthemdown.Heclearedlotsofspace127thesmalltree.Nowitcouldbeableto128thesunandwind.Itwouldgrowbiggerandbecomethebiggesttreeinthatarea.Butsomethingelsehappened.The129camefirst,burningthesmalltree,whichwasn’tusedtosomuchsunlight.Thenheavywindandraincame—withoutthebiggertrees130it,thesmalltreewashitbythe131.Soon,thetreewasnearlydead.“You’vebeenquite132,”saidasnakethatsawwhathadhappened,lookingatthepoortreeanditssmallleaves.“Infact,youbroughtthison133.Ifyoustaywiththebiggertrees,thesunandrainstormwon’thurtyou134.Theywillprotectyouinstead.Ifyoujustwaitlonger,youwillgrowtobejustasbigasthemandyouwillbe135.Butnow,youarenearlygone.”121．A．getdown B．takedown C．cutdown D．falldown122．A．empty B．dangerous C．usual D．crowded123．A．hands B．arms C．leaves D．fruits124．A．cried B．asked C．sang D．cheered125．A．And B．As C．So D．But126．A．understood B．agreed C．realized D．left127．A．around B．to C．after D．in128．A．push B．feel C．accept D．change129．A．sun B．star C．snow D．moon130．A．toprotect B．protected C．protecting D．protect131．A．rainstorm B．sandstorm C．flood D．earthquake132．A．nervous B．silly C．excited D．clever133．A．ourselves B．itself C．himself D．yourself134．A．quietly B．seriously C．truly D．slowly135．A．fair B．wrong C．strong D．glad（22-23八年级下·浙江温州·期中）Onceuponatime,therewasabeautifulcitycalledChentangguan.IthadbeenthreeyearsbeforeLiJing’swifegavebirthtoahalfofflesh.LiJingwasso136thathecutit.Alittleboyjumpedout.Hewasquite137,andhewasabletowalkalready!138wasshocked.Atthismoment,TaiyiZhenrencametocongratulateandwishedtoacceptthechild139astudent.Healsogavethechildaname—NeZha.NeZhaturnedsevenyearsold.Oneday,whilehewasplayingnearthe140,henoticedayakshabullyingthekids.Hebeattheyaksha.TheyakshaaskedAoBing,thedragonprince,forhelp.Afterseveralroundsof141,NeZhakilledAoBing.WhentheDragonKingoftheEastSeafoundout,hewasveryangryandimmediatelywenttoLiJing’shousetoaskhimto142hisson’slife.LiJingsaidsorry,buttheEastSeaDragonKingstillwouldn’twalkaway.NeZhawasveryangry,143herushedupandbeathim.TheDragonKingreturnedtoinvitetheotherthreeDragonKingstofloodChentangguanwiththeirpower.Forthesafetyofthepeopleinthecity,NeZhastoodupandkilled144.Luckily,TaiyiZhenrencameandbroughtNeZhabacktolife.ThenNeZhacametotheDragonPalacetoseekrevengeontheDragonKings.Finally,NeZhabeatthefourDragonKingsuntilthey

145nevertodoanybadthingsagain.Fromthenon,thepeopleofChentangguanlivedaquietandhappylife.136．A．excited B．relaxed C．surprised D．satisfied137．A．ill B．tidy C．thin D．strong138．A．Nobody B．Anybody C．Somebody D．Everybody139．A．as B．to C．for D．with140．A．city B．beach C．village D．mountain141．A．playing B．working C．talking D．fighting142．A．payfor B．askfor C．lookfor D．waitfor143．A．so B．but C．though D．because144．A．myself B．himself C．herself D．yourself145．A．failed B．trained C．advised D．promised（22-23八年级下·浙江温州·期中）Onceuponatime,therewasablindmanwholivedinasmallvillage.Althoughhecouldn’t146anything,hestronglywantedtoknowthethingsaroundhim.Oneday,themanshaded147underatreenearhishouseandtalkedwithsomeonenearhim.Hedidnotknowwhatthe148lookedlike,soheaskedanoldman,“Whatdoesthesunlooklike?”Theoldmanwas149totellhim,“Theshapeofthesunislikealargecopperdisk.”Hewas150athisanswer,sohewenthomeatonceandknockedonthecopperplate,andheheardthesound.Onthesecondday,heappearedunderthetreeagain.Heheardabell151achurchnearbyandthoughtitwasthesun.He152,“Thesuniscoming,andthesuniscoming.”153,thepeoplearoundwerelaughingandthoughthewasasillyman.Later,awomantoldhim,“Thesunshines,justlikeacandle.”Whenhegothome,hetouchedthecandleand154itsshape.Onthethirdday,hetouchedapieceofbamboo,155itwasthesunbecausetheshapeofthebambooisnearlythesameasthecandle,sohecried156,“Itouchedthesun,Itouchedthesun.”Peoplelaughedathimagain.Thesunisdifferentfromthebellandthebamboo,157theblindmandoesnotknow.Hecan’tsee,sohecan’ttellthereal158betweenthem.Hehasneverseenthesunatall,butjustasksothers.159,somepeoplewhohaveeyesarelikeblindpeople.Theymakeaconclusionbylisteningto,others’wordsanddonothavea160understanding.Mostofthemwillcometoawrongconclusion.146．A．see B．smell C．notice D．feel147．A．myself B．himself C．herself D．themselves148．A．sun B．tree C．house D．village149．A．sad B．brave C．friendly D．unhappy150．A．bad B．good C．angry D．surprised151．A．to B．in C．for D．from152．A．sang B．shouted C．advised D．answered153．A．Luckily B．Finally C．Especially D．Immediately154．A．painted B．changed C．accepted D．remembered155．A．hearing B．agreeing C．thinking D．worrying156．A．calmly B．politely C．happily D．secretly157．A．so B．or C．but D．although158．A．sounds B．differences C．meanings D．advantages159．A．Infact B．Sincethen C．Atfirst D．Atlast160．A．quick B．basic C．natural D．correct（22-23八年级下·浙江温州·期中）Thereoncewasawisemanwhowasveryrespectedforhiswisdom.ThisgreatmanwascalledtheWiseCircleMaker.People161thathehadspecialpowerstomaketheirdreamscometrue.Hewouldmakeabigcircleonthegroundandstand162itasifhewasthecentreoftheworld.There,hespokewithGodand163thingsthepeopleneeded.ButtheWiseCircleMakerdidnotknoweverythingabout164.Often,whenhesawthingsthathedidnotunderstand,hewouldaskquestions,hopingtofindthe165.Oneday,hewaswalkinginthe166andnoticedamanplantingafruittree.Heaskedtheman,“Whenwillthistreebearfruit?167willittake?”Themansaidthatitwouldtake70168forfruittocometothetree.“Andhowoldareyounow?”askedtheWiseCircleMaker.“Iamalmost50yearsold,”repliedtheman.“Anddoyouthinkyouwillliveto169thefruitfromthistree?”askedtheWiseCircleMaker.“Iwillnotliveanother70years,”repliedtheman.“Iamalready170andwillnevertastethefruitfromthistreeIplant.171whenIwasborn,Isawmanyfruittreeslikethisinthecountrysideplantedbymy172andhisfather,andhisfather’sfather.AndIatethefruitfromthosetrees.”“Thistreeis173mychildren,mygrandchildrenandtheirchildrentoo.Theywilltastethefruitofthistree.ThatiswhyIamplantingit.Notforme,butfor174.”TheWiseCircleMakerwas175andmoved.Hecouldeasilyseethemeaning.Hewalkedaway,knowingthathestillhadmuchtoknowaboutlife.161．A．believed B．rеported C．expected D．promised162．A．behind B．in C．over D．near163．A．askedfor B．putaway C．gaveup D．lookedafter164．A．fact B．life C．people D．nature165．A．ideas B．questions C．answers D．advice166．A．countryside B．forest C．garden D．park167．A．Howlong B．Howmuch C．Howmany D．Howoften168．A．hours B．days C．months D．years169．A．plant B．cut C．taste D．smell170．A．young B．strong C．old D．weak171．A．Although B．Because C．And D．But172．A．mother B．son C．daughter D．father173．A．from B．for C．with D．as174．A．her B．it C．him D．them175．A．surprised B．interested C．sad D．bored（22-23八年级下·浙江温州·期中）Livinginasmallcommunity,MrsMeredithwasa176womanandshespentlotsoftimevisitingthepoor.Onemorning,MrsMeredithtoldherchildrenaboutafamilyshehadcaredaboutforalongtime.Therewasamansickinbed,hiswife,andtheirlittleboy.Thewifecouldn’tgoouttowork177shehadtotakecareofherhusband.Itwashardforthefamilytoliveon178ownandtheyneededallkindsofhelp.ThelittleboyBernard,whohopedtogetsomemoneytohelphisfamily,had179MrsMeredithverymuch.“Iwishyoucouldseehim,”shesaidtoherchildren—John,Harry,andClara.“Heissucha180tohismother.Hewantstomakemoney,butIdon’tseewhathecando.”Thensheleft.181that,thechildrensatthinkingaboutBernard.“Iwishwecouldhelphim,”saidClara.“SodoI.”saidHarry.“Wemusthaveatry.”Forsomemoments,Johnsaidnothing,but182hecried,“I’vegotanidea!”Theotherchildrenjumpedupwithallattention.“Letmetellyou183wecando,”saidJohn.“Maybewecanmakepopcorn,putitintopaperbags,andBernardcan184it”MrsMerediththoughtthisideawasagoodone,too.Shethenorderedahouseholdpopcornmachine.Later,MrsMeredith,togetherwithher185children,paida