八年級英語期末復習專題練習《完形填空2》含答案

八年級英語期末復習專題練習完形填空 2(一)Daniel and Amy were good friends, but they didn't live near each other.One evening, they went out for a party but they couldn't go 1 home together because their homes were in different directions."Be 2 on your way home," Amy said to Daniel. "I would be 3 if our houses were nearer.""Me too," answered Daniel. The streets were very 4 at that time of the evening because there was almost nobody around.The next morning when Daniel met Amy, he said to her, "Do you know what happened to me5 I left you last night?""No," answered Amy: "What happened to you?""Well," Daniel said, "while I was walking home along the quiet street near my house, a came up behind me, pulled my necklace(項鏈)off my neck and then ran away with it.""What did you do then? Have you been to the police?""No," Daniel said with a smile."Why not?" asked Amy in 7 .9 him. The man"Because," Daniel said, "when the man pulled my necklace, I turned back suddenly and put my 8 out to try to stop him. I caught a chain round his neck, and pulled itC. made of D. made upwas afraid and ran away quickly. You know, my necklace is a cheap one. It is silver( 銀的),but his is 10 real gold(黃金)！ If I went to the police, I might have to give it back to him."()1. A. backB.outC. inD.to()2. A. helpfulB. carefulC. hopefulD. safe()3. A. happierB. betterC. braverD. easier()4. A. wetB.coldC. quietD.dark()5. A. whenB.beforeC. whileD.after()6. A. policemanB. neighbourC. teacherD.robber()7. A. joyB.silenceC. surpriseD.sadness()8. A. footB.handC. legD. finger()9. A. awayB.offC. outD.fromB. made from()10. A. made with(二)Hi! My name is Ann. I am 16 years old. I never try to lose weight 1 I am slim and beautiful. Why? Because I keep a 2 diet.For breakfast, I always have some bread and an egg and I . 3_a glass of milk. They help me start The day. I usually have breakfast at half past seven.There are four lessons in the morning. At ten o'clock when I am not studying, I sometimes eat one or two pieces of sugar because I need lots of 4 .Lunch usually begins at half past twelve. I often eat 5 beef, rice and vegetables for lunch. My mum says that lunch is very important and I 6 miss lunch at school. One hour after lunch, I eat some _7_. For example, I eat one apple or two bananas. I like bananas best.I drink three or four glasses of water in the afternoon because there is no calories 8 water.For dinner, I often have soup and vegetables. Tomatoes are my favourites. I usually have dinner at half past seven. After dinner, I don't eat or drink 9 I go to bed.I never play basketball or volleyball. But I 10 a lot. I almost go everywhere on foot.That's why I am so slim.()1. A. butB. so .C. whenD. if()2. A. longB.smallC. bigD.healthy()3. A. eatB.drinkC. takeD.get()4. A. moneyB.waterC. foodD.energy()5. A. anyB. someC. littleD. few()6. A. usuallyB.oftenC. sometimesD.never()7. A. breadB.meatC. vegetablesD.fruit()8. A. onB.inC. withD.without()9. A. whenB.afterC. beforeD.while()10. A. runB.walkC. rideD.drive（三）Many people liketravelling ontheir holidays.They go to 1.,seaside or forests. Somepeople like 2 , so they like to visit some old interesting places. In many countries, the travel agency(旅行社)can help you 3 your holiday. You can tell the travel agency what kind of 4 you like, how much 5 you want to spend, and the travel agency will give you a lot of information about where to go, how 6 there, where to stay and what kind of activities you can do there. 7 the holidays is 8 "Package holiday". 9 is, you just pay the money, and the travel agency will plan 10 for you. It means you don't need to worry about the tickets for the train or for the plane or the hotel activities.()1. A. schoolsB.shopsC. hillsD.the Great Wall()2. A. historyB. musicC. countryD.city()3. A. planB. findC. getD.take()4. A. weatherB. holidayC. trainD.city()5. A. waterB. dayC. timeD.money()6. A. to leaveB. to getC. to eatD.to drink()7. A. BothB. AllC. One ofD.Every one of()8. A. writtenB. readC. foundD.called()9. A. ThatB. WhatC. HowD.This()10. A. everythingB. nothingC. anythingD. something(四)Children are alone at home. It's reported that in England, among the parents of the children 1 _ between 11 and 16, half of them don't know 2 their kids do after school, because 77% of the parents have to 3 . 30% of the middle school students come back home to find that 4 is at home.There aren't 5 centres in England for children to play in. There aren't good after-schoolactivities for them, either. About 650 thousand teenagers stay at home after school, or_6_ Otherteenagers outside.The official Anne Longfield says, "Kids need 7 care, but parents are 8 with work. Thisis a problem. 9 often feel lonely(孤獨的).It makes them fall to crime(犯罪)10. The government needs to think of a good way to help these kids."()1. A. namedB. bornC. agedD.sounded()2. A. whatB. howC. thatD. why()3. A. cookB. studyC. workD. play()4. A. somebodyB. anybodyC. everybodyD.nobody()5. A. enoughB. oldC. bigD. small()6. A. tellB. meetC. watchD. take()7. A. noB. moreC. lessD. many()8. A. pleasedB. carefulC. busyD. angry()9. A. TeachersB. OfficialsC. ParentsD. Kids()10. A. hardlyB. easilyC. luckilyD. onlyLast month, my family had a trip to Shin Osaka, Japan. It1 about 3 hours to get therefrom Tokyo by Shinkansen. Shinkansen is a kind of train. It is very 2 and it does not stop at every station. We were on it for about 3 hours9 so we had a lot of 3 about our town. I talked with my friends, 4 the view and played card games. It was a lot of fun so I 5 that it was a short travel. Everyone looked very 6 about the trip. I was excited too, and was thinking 7 Kyoto and Shin Osaka would look like. At lunchtime, we ate misokatsu. It was my first time to eat it 8 it tasted very nice.When we arrived at Shin Osaka Station, we found the view was very different 9 that of Tokyo. We visited some beautiful temples. After we 10 to Tokyo, everyone talked about the trip. We were very happy! We also put the photos online.()1. A. spentB.costC.tookD. paid()2. A. fastB.slowC.goodD bad()3. A. funB.timeC.friendsD.words()4. A. sawB.hadC.lookedD.looked at()5. A. toldB.feltC.decidedD. suggested()6. A. tiredB.excitedC.boredD.interested()7. A. whatB.howC.whenD.which()8. A. butB.andC. thoughD.or()9. A. withB.ofC.betweenD.from()10. A. returnedB.arrivedC.reachedD.went(六)Escaping a fire is a serious matter. Knowing 1 to do during a fire can save life. It is important to know the_2_ you can use and show them to everyone in the family, such as stairways(樓， 梯)and fire escapes, but not lifts.From the lower floors of the building, escape 3 windows is possible. Learn the best way of leaving through windows with the 4 chance of getting hurt,The first floor window is usually not very high from the ground. An average( 普通的)person, 5 by the finger-tips(指尖)will have a drop of about six feet to the ground. It is about the 6 of an average man. Of course, it is 7 to jump a short way than to stay in a burning( 燃燒)building.Windows are also useful when you are 8 help. Be sure to keep the door closed before opening the window, or smoke and fire may be drawn into the room. Keep your 9 low at the window to be sure you get fresh air rather than smoke that may have leaked(滲)into the room.On the first or second floor, the 10 windows for escape are those which open onto a roof(房頂).From the roof a person can drop to the ground more safely. Dropping onto cement( 水 泥)might end in injury. Bushes and grass can help to break a fall.()1. A. how)2. A. ideasB. whenB. usesC. whereC. waysD. whatD. thoughts()3. A. inB. throughC. aboveD. below()4. A. fewestB. mostC. leastD. biggest()5. A, hangingB. lyingC. tryingD. standing()6. A. weightB. heightC. lengthD. distance()7. A. more comfortableC. more dangerous)8. A. refusingC. waiting forB. saferD. funnierB. thinking ofD. dreaming of()9. A. handB. footC. neckD. head()10. A. worstB. bestC. hardest(七)D. lowestIn an age of computers, people don't need to go out to do something. They can do almost 1 on the Internet. They watch movies, listen to music, shop and search for information 2 search engines(弓 I擎)like Google.Google is a powerful search engine. Type a key word into it and you'll find 3 you want. But I'm not here to promote (宣傳) Google. I'd like 4 you 5 the word "Google" became a verb(動詞)out of a successful company's name.In the USA, when people want to find something 6 the Internet, they don't say, "Let's 7 it on the Internet!" 8 , they say, "Let's Google it!" Americans often use the phrase in their daily life.The verb "Google" is becoming more and more popular. The Oxford English Dictionary added it 9 a word in 2006.In China, the same goes for Baidu, a popular Chinese search engine. Talk to Chinese youth about searching for a topic online and they might say, "Let's Baidu it!"The language is changing so amazingly. 10 great the world is! Let's Google it! Let'sBaidu it!()1. A. everythingB. somethingC. nothingD.every()2. A. inB. onC.withD.use()3. A. whoeverB. whateverC.whereverD.whichever()4. A. to tellB. tellC.toldD. telling()5. A. thatB. whenC.whatD.how()6. A. atB. onC.inD.by()7. A. findB. look forC.search forD.find out()8. A. Therefore)9. A. likeB. BecauseB. beC. InsteadC. ofD. OppositeD. as()10. A. HowB.WhatC.WhereD. Who(八)Sometimes people come into your life and you know right away. They may help you l who you are or who you want to be.You never know who these people may be-a neighbour, a friend, a lover, or even a complete stranger. But when you lock eyes with them, you know at 2 very moment they will affect your life in some way.The people you meet, the 3 and failure you experience, help to create who you are and who you will become. Even the bad experiences can be 4 from. In fact, they are sometimes the most 5 ones.If someone loves you, give love back to them in whatever way you can. Not only because they love you. but because they are teaching you to love and how to 6 your heart to things.If someone 7 you, forgive them. Because they have helped you learn about trust and the importance of 8 cautious(謹，慎的)to whom you open your heart.Make every day count. Treasure修恰)every moment and 9 you may never be able to experience again. Talk to people that you have 10 talked to before.You can take anything you wish of your life. Create your own life and then carry out and livewith no regrets.()1. A. find outB.think aboutC. look forD. give out()2. A. thisB.thatC. theseD.those()3. A. thingsB.sadnessC. successD.goodness()4. A. knownB.madeC. broughtD.learned()5. A. beautifulB. importantC. difficultD.comfortable()6. A. giveB.tellC. closeD.open()7. A. hurtsB.hatesC. beatsD.likes()8. A. doingB. caringC. beingD. closing()9. A. anythingB. nothingC. everythingD. something()10. A. everB.neverC. oftenD. always(九)Early in the morning, at noon, or in the evening in the big city and in the countryside, all across the United States, you can see Americans running. Men and women,and old are running. People run 2 along the beaches of California, 3 Central Park in New York, down quiet streets in small towns or at the gyms.Running didn't use to be so popular. In the 1960s, runners were 4 athletes and healthy strong people. In those days, when people saw a runner, they used to ask, "Hey, what's the hurry for?" or they might say to 5 , "Is he crazy?" Women almost never 6 . If they did, they might hear a man shout, "If I catch you, can I keep you?" But today all these have 7 . Men and women of all 8 enjoy running.Doctors say many of the health problems in the United States come from these bad habits:eating too much, smoking cigarettes, and exercising to0 9 . Doctors tell us, "Eat less, don't smoke, and exercise more." Running helps most people 10 weight. And it is also good exercise because it helps build strong hearts and lungs.()1. A. young)2. A. anywhereB. smallB. somewhereC. bigC. elsewhereD. littleD. nowhere()3. A. byB. throughC. withD. on()4. A. mostlyB. hardlyC. most .D. more()5. A. themB. themselvesC. theirsD. they()6. A. thoughtB. ranC. saidD. worked()7. A. changedB. stoppedC. workedD.done-()8. A. peopleB. citiesC. villagesD.ages()9. A. manyB. lessC. muchD. little()10. A. giveB. increaseC. improveD. lose(十)Long ago, there lived a captain named Bravo. He was famous for being very brave.One day, a pirate(海盜)ship came to Bravo's ship. Bravo's men became l . Captain Bravo shouted, "Bring me my red shirt." Then the captain 2 the shirt and led (帶領) his men into a battle, Finally, they 3 the pirates.Later on that day, another two pirate ships attacked(攻擊)Captain Bravo's ship. The captain 4 called for his red shirt. Once again, 5 the fighting was hard, Bravo's team beat the two ships.8 my blood. ThatThat evening, all the men sat around a table. They talked about the 6 . of that day. One of them asked the captain, "Sir, why do you call for your red 7 before fighting?"The captain answered, "If I am injured in the fight, the shirt will not way you men will 9 fighting, and not feel scared."All of the men felt 10 at the courage of such a brave man. They finally knew why thecaptain was named "Bravo".()1. A. excitedB. boredC. braveD. frightened()2. A. took offB. asked forC. put onD. called for()3. A. foughtB. beatC. leftD. visited()4. A. evenB. onceC. everD. again()5. A. thoughB. ifC. whenD. because()6. A. shipsB. piratesC. fightsD. captains()7. A. hatB. coatC. heartD. shirt()8. A. addB. showC. predictD. see()9. A. stopB.keep onC. finishD.depend on()10. A. surprisedB. importantC. angryD. interested(十一)Not long ago, I made up my mind to read a lot of books to get more knowledge.So I went to the library and 1 happily with several books. But after a few days, IFelt impatient. The 2 of finishing all of them seemed impossible, because I always Found it 3 to calm down to read a whole book. I didn't know what to do with it. Then4 one day I thought, "Why not make reading fun?" It gave me 5 again. Reading is a journey of spirit. Every time we read a book, we are actually talking _6the writer. I tried to put all my effort into his or her books, 7 I could feel all of his or her happiness and suffering. Now books have become part of my life.Attitudes can make a great 8 . Someone once said, "Even though the situation is bad, people still have freedom to 9 their attitudes." So, don't complain about your study or work. It helps 10 . Try to see things in a different way. This will change the situation and help you a lot.()1.A.sangB. jumpedC. returnedD. danced()2.A. wayB. habitC. suggestionD. idea()3.A. hardB. interestingC.happyD. easy()4.A. sadlyB. quicklyC. suddenlyD. hardly()5.A. adviceB. hopeC. timeD. knowledge()6.A. withB. aboutC. ofD. at()7.A. becauseB. thoughC. butD. so()8.A. decisionB. differenceC. discussionD. promise()9.A. announceB. chooseC. showD. hide()10. A. nothingB. anythingC. everythingD. somethingChicago and New York are famous for their tall buildings, but California cannot be. Its buildings have to be famous 1 their historical importance. California is a(n) 2 city.The San Andreas Fault(圣安德烈亞斯斷層 )is a cause of earthquakes. It is a long crack(裂縫) in the earth that starts from Southern to Northern California. Rocks inside the earth move and the earth 3 . These earthquakes make the fault bigger.The most famous earthquake in California happened in 1906. It 4 most of the young city of San Francisco. People rebuilt the city. They looked at the buildings that 5 fall in the earthquake and learned more about buildings in California.Tall buildings can be 6 in earthquakes. Today California has codes(準則)that say 7 a building must be built and how tall it can be.Los Angeles has several earthquakes each year. The tall buildings move a little and everyone takes a deep breath. Usually tourists and newcomers are the most 8 . People who grew up in California say, "We're 9 to it!"Earthquakes do not stop the building industry in California, but they do make architects( 建筑 JM) work a little harder. The buildings they design have to look good and stand up in an earthquake. These buildings show that people are not 10 to build in California. These buildings are good examples of modern California architecture.()1. A. atB. toC. ofD. for()2. A. windB. sandstormC. earthquakeD. flood()3. A. shakesB. jumpsC. runsD. does()4. A. builtB. destroyedC. testedD. made()5. A. mustn'tB. didn'tC. won'tD. doesn't()6. A. safeB. quietC. dangerousD. interesting()7. A. howB. whatC. whyD. which()8. A. surprisedB. excitedC. frightenedD. interested()9. A. sorry()10. A. afraidB. sadB.happyC. gladC. funD. usedD. willingMark Hill is a traffic police in Watford, near London. He works in some of the busiest l in Britain. "There are traffic police 2 twenty-four hours a day. There are three shifts(輪班)each day, and each shift is 3 hours. Usually we have to deal with three or four 4 each shift.""We deal with anyone who is hurt in the accident. That's 5 thing. Then we have to clear the road and get the traffic moving again.""You must be careful while driving. Most accidents happen because people drive too 6 . Especially when the roads are wet, it's more 7 . Sometimes we have accidents 8 drivers don't follow the rules. For example, I've seen a lot of drivers who pass the other cars 9 the left. It's not right in Britain. If you want to pass the cars in front, you have to go into the fast lane on the right.""I love my job. It makes me feel excited every day. I never know 10 I'm going to do from one day to the next. And I meet all kinds of people. I don't think there's any other job that can give me that experience."()1. A. schools)2. A. on holidayB.shopsB. on dutyC. streetsD. hotelsC.on showD.on TV()3. A. eightB. fifteenC. eighteenD.twelve()4. A. lessonsB. newsC.gamesD.accidents()5. A. the firstB. the lastC.the secondD. the only()6. A. fastB. carefullyC. slowlyD. patiently()7. A. safeB. dangerousC.coolD.hard()8. A. andB. soC.butD.because()9. A. atB. forC.inD.on()10. A. whatB. howC.whereD.which（十四）Chinatown in Toronto is the third biggest in the world. The two 1 ones are in San Francisco and New York. If you visit the Chinatown in Toronto, you can believe that you will easily spend a whole afternoon just walking around the Chinatown and tasting the atmosphere( 氛 圍).What I find the most appeali