-人教新目标版八年级下册《英语》完形填空期末复习专项练习10篇(含答案).docx

1、八下完形填空期末复习专项练习10篇(14基础篇,510提升篇)第一篇 Moms eyesight was worse and worse, but I didnt know how bad it was. I didnt know it until one day I saw her 1 something off the floor. She could hardly see it so she tried hard but 2 . I saw what was happening. Mother is in her late 70s, but she still 3 alone in th

2、e countryside. We havent lived together since I left for college. She is always telling us that she really enjoys living a 4 life there. But its 5 that she doesnt want to make me into trouble in my busy life, because she thinks we are unlike in so many ways. I felt 6 these days because of Mothers ey

3、e problem. I decided to 7 my job and take care of my mother at home. You know, Mom advised me, losing my sight isnt so bad, but losing your 8 is terrible. So you have to work. Im OK. A few weeks before Christmas Mother 9 in a quiet way. Only then did I know that Mother had serious heart disease. She

4、 didnt tell me the 10 because she just wanted me to concentrate on work. 1Afinding outBplaying withCpicking upDtaking care of2AagreedBacceptedCachievedDfailed3AworksBeatsClivesDplays4AquietBbusyCfreeDrelaxing5AinterestingBtrueCluckyDunforgettable6AhappyBworriedCcomfortableDamazed7AstopBgetCfindDchan

5、ge8AlifeBhobbyCfamilyDjob9AsleptBwalkedCdiedDended10AaddressBtruthCdreamDwish第二篇Mike is a cameraman who works for SFX News. It was the second time this week that his boss, Mr. Frank, was 1 with him.Mike walked slowly into the office. Mr. Frank threw a video at the door. Well, this isnt 2 . Go away a

6、nd film something that hits me here. He put his hand on his 3 . This is your last chance, Mr. Frank said.Mike walked slowly out of Mr. Franks office. He 4 a newspaper, seeing a photo of a volcano*in Hawaii. Later that day, He took a plane to Hawaii. But as the plane got closer, the sky got very dark

7、. At the airport, some reporters were 5 Hawaii, getting on a plane in panic*. A girl told him the volcano was erupting*and asked him to go with her, 6 he said he had to film exciting news. Well, look out for my friend Jenny who has big blue eyes, telling her to leave the island. said the girl.After

8、two long hours, Mike was on the volcano. He filmed the smoke and the fire. A big rock nearly hit him but he filmed it. Suddenly, he saw 7 moving behind a rock. He went to the rock and found a young woman with blue eyes, who couldnt move her leg under the rock. He thought she must be Jenny. He pushed

9、 the rock hard and saved her 8 .When they were off the volcano, Mike thought he 9 his last chance because he had left his camera on the volcano. However, he 10 thought Jenny was more important than his camera. To his surprise, Mr. Frank called him to work and watched the film on TV. Mr. Frank said,

10、This video hits meright here!1AangryBcrazyCnervousDsatisfied2AvideoBnewsCtreasureDstudio3AheadBheartCfaceDshoulder4Atook upBwoke upCtidied upDpicked up5AenteringBmissingCleavingDpassing6AandBorCsoDbut7AanythingBsomethingCeverythingDnothing8AactivelyBcompletelyCsuccessfullyDseriously9AlostBcaughtCwon

11、Dwasted10AhardlyBstillCalreadyDsuddenly第三篇 Since May, Chen Xiao has volunteered as an English teacher in Jiangkou village. She worked at an airport. Earlier this year, her company 1 an idea and asked for volunteers to teach the children in poor areas. Im good at English, so I can join to help with t

12、hat, said Chen. It took her eight hours to get to the village. Just as she had 2 before the trip, there were many broken tables and chairs, but the biggest 3 was that there were not enough teachers. The children didnt learn English before and Chen wasnt welcome 4 . To improve the situation, Chen had

13、 a discussion with her family and friends 5 . Thanks to their advice, I can do the job better, Chen said. Chen cared for the students and they 6 her at last. The weather is 7 these days and the heavy rain has flooded(淹没) the road. I am 8 about my students, but they all come to school. Though the lif

14、e here is difficult, Im glad I can make a 9 to the children, Chen said. On Teachers Day, many students gave cards to Chen to show their thanks. At that time, I got a feeling of great 10 . My students may not have much money. However, they are rich in love, Chen said.1Atook care ofBgot out ofCcame up

15、 withDmade up2AimaginedBunderstoodCnoticedDpromised3AresultBproblemCstoryDsign4Aat lastBat mostCat firstDat once5AcarefullyBstronglyCluckilyDquietly6ArefusedBinvitedCacceptedDreplied7AdryBterribleCwonderfulDcomfortable8AhappyBexcitedCangryDworried9AroadBmistakeCdecisionDdifference10AsatisfactionBdan

16、gerCkindnessDdifficulty第四篇 The young businessman was deep in debt (债务) and could see no way out. He sat in the park, head in hands, wondering if anything could 1 his factory. Suddenly an old man appeared before him. “I can see that something is 2 you.” he said, “I believe I can help you.” He asked t

17、he man his name, wrote out a check, and pushed it into his hand saying： “Take this money. Meet 3 here one year from today, and you can return it to me at that time.” Then he disappeared as 4 as he had come. The young man saw the check for $500,000, signed by John D. Rockefeller, then one of the 5 me

18、n in the world! “I can 6 all my debts right away!” he realized. But instead, the young man decided to keep it, just knowing it would give him the strength to work out a way to save his business. With renewed optimism (乐观), he made better deals and was soon out of debt in a few months. Exactly one ye

19、ar later, he returned to the 7 with the uncashed (未兑现的) check. At the same time, the old man 8 . But just as the young man was about to hand back the check, a nurse 9 and took hold of the old man. “Im so 10 I caught him!” she cried. “I hope he hasnt been troubling you. Hes always running away from t

20、he rest home and telling people hes John D. Rockefeller.” And she led the old man away by the arm.1.AsaveBcopyCcloseDpaint2.AcheatingBcallingCprotectingDtroubling3.AmeBitChimDthem4.AluckilyBangrilyCnervouslyDquickly5.AworstBrichestCstrongestDfastest6.AbelieveBsellCclearDunderstand7.AfactoryBhospital

21、CparkDhouse8.AappearedBdiedCfearedDcried9.Aran upBran awayCfell overDfell down10.AhonestBgladCsillyDworried第五篇When I was studying at university, I tried my best to win the Beto Award (贝托奖), which was given to those who finished their schooling with the highest grades. I got very high marks one very

22、1 . I just missed 100 marks by one or two every single time. I did get a few 100 marks but the one 96 and the 97.5 marks 2 me like a big hammer. Why was I so crazy about getting 3 grades? Perhaps I was a perfectionist. I was the kind of person who didnt 4 anything less than perfection while my class

23、mates would be full of joy to get 85 marks. Finally, I didnt win the award. I 5 it by an inch that might as well have been a mile. What standards do we set for 6 ? Whats the biggest and most important thing in our life? I didnt have the answer. One day I walked out to the riverside to do exercise. O

24、ur neighbors dont 7 show up to walk along the river, maybe once or twice a year. I was 8 under a tree when a woman, one of my neighbors, went out of her house. She fixed her eyes on me 9 I guessed she had never seen anyone kicking(踢) his legs 6-7 feet high. I apologized if I had 10 her, for I got up

25、 early. Then the woman asked me, How high can you kick your legs? I said, I have no 11 . l saw a lower branch on the tree (perhaps close to 7 feet) and I 12 to kick it. I tried hard but missed. What a shame! However, the woman didnt 13 me. She just said, Miss it or not, that is impressive(感人的). I th

26、ought about that 14 I was sitting alone in my room. I didnt feel so bad any more. And I remember her 15 for long. It is a new saying l learned from her. Life is all about learning! We learn from our mistakes and misses. Youre right in the ball park if you get close. Just keep trying!1AsignBtestCstep

27、Dside2AcutBshookChitDburnt3AperfectBpopularCpoorDproper4AshareBacceptCquestionDpredict5AmadeBstoodCsolvedDmissed6AourselvesByourselvesCitselfDthemselves7AusuallyBheavilyCsuddenlyDcompletely8ArestingBhidingCexercisingDdreaming9Ain personBin surpriseCin orderDin time10.AscaredBwokenCbeatenDcheated11Ai

28、deaBfutureCexcuseDresult12ArefusedBrememberedCdecidedDcontinued13Alook afterBlaugh atCwait forDworry about14AwhileBunlessCbecauseDthough15ArecordsBhabitsCfiguresDwords第六篇Do you think hard work always pays off? What have you got by working hard? Here is the story about 1 I became successful.Im a very

29、 smart person who has spent 2 10 years learning mechanics (机械学), butI have no formal (正式的)education. I always tried my best to make people 3 me. However, I never made it.I started out this year having just taken another factory job with a little 4 pay than my last one. I was making $13.50 an hour at

30、 my last job and even had a hard time living. 5 I was paid more, I still lived badly.But 6 you held on and didnt run away, you would succeed one day. My 7 finally arrived.Three months ago, my neighbor bought a used car that everyone thought had some 8 problems. After taking a look at it, I said that

31、 I would be able to 9 it. It turned out that I 10 him $2,000 that he expected to pay to rebuild it. He was surprised at my work and told many of their friends about me. So I got a lot of new 11 .In about two months more people came to me for work and I was making great money.Then luckily, I got a jo

32、b 12 one of my customers (顾客).I was able to let them believe in me by solving difficult problems 13 . They offered me another job that started even higher. I finally improved my life.In one years time I went from being in the worst condition to having customers begging (恳求) me to work for them. Now

33、I can honestly say I feel truly proud of 14 and my skills.So everyone, remember not to give up your dream easily because 15 will come to you in the end with your hard work.1AwhatBhowCwhereDwhen2AstillBquiteCalmostDhardly3AhelpBhearClikeDtrust4AlessBbetterCheavierDsmaller5AAlthoughBUnlessCSinceDIf6Aa

34、s quickly as Bas soon as Cas far as Das long as7AlifeBluckCpayDjob8AseriousBpopularCsmallDsimple9AdriveBrepairCbuyDsell10AsentBaskedCsavedDlent11AmoneyBbusinessCworkersDcars12AinBthroughCbyDfor13AquicklyBquietlyCluckilyDhappily14AourselvesBhimselfCherselfDmyself15AexcitementBsuccessCtruthDlove第七篇Sea

35、n, I dont want to ask you again. There are trash bags in the trunk of my car from the party the other night. Please 1 the trash.Okay, Dad.As a light-hearted teenager, I often 2 to empty the trash bags in Dads Ford. However, I told my father I would, because I had a lot of things to do that Saturday

36、afternoon. I had asked my dad if I could use the Ford, 3 he said no because it wasnt his car. He 4 it from his friend. Later I took it anyway because he was 5 and I was sure he wouldnt notice. I enjoyed myself and felt great. On the way home, though, I hit the back of the car which was in front of m

37、e 6 was seriously hurt, but both cars were seriously damaged. I would never forget the most terrible 7 of my life. Dad, I had an accident. 8 ? ARE YOU OK?The cars are damaged. No ones hurt, IN WHICH CAR? 9 car.NOOOOOOO! By this time, I was holding the phone six inches away. And my ear 10 hurt.I had

38、the car pulled to the repair shop to see if they could save it. Since it was 11 , they told me they wouldnt be able to work on it until Monday. On Monday my dad received a call from there pair shop. The manager said that when his people opened the trunk to 12 the car, the smell of trash (the trash I

39、 forgot to empty) was so awful that they 13 to work on the car. For the next several weeks I was in the doghouse. It wasnt just the crash he was so mad about. He was mad because Id broken two 14 : I wont take your car, Dad. and Dont worry, Dad. Ill take the trash out of the trunk. I deeply regretted

40、 what I had done. It took me a 15 time to rebuild my relationship with my dad again.1Athrow awayBpick upCput awayDcut off2ArememberedBexpectedCforgotDdecided3AasBandCsoDbut4AboughtBborrowedCwonDfound5AbusyBcarefulCstrictDpatient6AEverybodyBSomebodyCAnybodyDNobody7AlessonBletterCcallDnews8AWhyBHowCWh

41、oDWhat9AMyBYourCOurDHis10AstillBalreadyCneverDjust11AFridayBSaturdayCSundayDMonday12ArepairBemptyCwashDpull13AhurriedBcontinuedCrefusedDstarted14ApromisesBrulesCtraditionsDrecords15AshortBlongCprivateDcertain第八篇It was the art class and the teacher placed Henry beside me. Suddenly, he jogged my elbow

42、 and made me blot my painting, a two-week work for my little sick sister.With great anger, I said something 1 to him. l didnt do it purposely, he calmly replied, which displeased me a lot.I 2 him back by pushing him to mess his work. You did that on purpose! Henry shouted and even raised his hand. T

43、he teacher saw it, which made Henry stop and 3 his hand down quickly. I shall wait for you outside! he said 4 At that moment, I felt a little bit sorry and 5 what I did to him. In fact, he was always so nice and I remembered him being 6 to help me whenever I had difficulties. What should I do?Maybe

44、I should say sorry to him, 7 it seemed too difficult for me. I tried to, but the words excuse me stuck in my throat. I said 8 at last.After school, while I was walking back home alone, I discovered Henry 9 me. Wondering what Henry would do to me, I stopped, 10 him, a ruler in hand. He stepped forward. I raised my ruler, trying to show him I was not afraid. No, David, 11 a kind smile, he waved my ruler a