初二完形填空選詞填空含答案

PaulandIaregoodfriends.We1thirteenyearsold.HeistallerthanI,andheis2thanI,too.Heoften3apairofthickglassesbutIdon’t.Hismotherisa4inPeople'sHospital.Hisfatherisaworkerinabigfactoryandhehasalotofwork5everyday.Paullikeseatingsweets.Hesometimes6afewsweetstoschoolandsharesthem7meafterclass.Weareinthesameschoolandinthesameclass.Sowecanhelp8.Wealwaysplaytogetherafterschool.HelikesdoingthethingsthatIdo.Iliveveryfarfromourschoolandhelivesnearit,sohe9comestomyhouse,butIusuallygotohishouseonweekends.Wealwayshavea10timewhenwearetogether.()1.A.arebothB.bothareC.allareD.areall()2.A.thinB.thethinnestC.thinnerD.thethinner()3.A.putsB.wearC.inD.wears()4.A.teacherB.policewomanC.doctorD.shopper()5.A.doingB.todoC.doesD.do()6.A.showsB.putsC.bringsD.gets()7.A.fromB.toC.withD.and()8.A.anotherB.theotherC.otherD.eachother()9.A.alwaysB.oftenC.hardlyever D.usually()10.A.goodB.kindC.wellD.fun閱讀短文，從方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)脑~并用其正確形式填空，使短文意思通順、完整。請(qǐng)將答案寫在短文后相應(yīng)題號(hào)的橫線上。每空限填一詞，每詞限用一次。方框中有兩個(gè)詞是多余的。CntadaVhofirdltyBoktwo)，0fthpsfai1dnds0ther，theiowuntwha&Twfeyteutup1tentsandthenrodeofftosee2thetreesweregrowing.Byafternoonwhentheywereabouttobekilometersfromtheircamp(營(yíng)地)，itstartedtosnow.More 3moresnowfell.SoonJohncould4seehishandbeforehisface.Hecouldnotfindtheroad!Johnknewthereweretworoads.Oneroadwenttothecamp,the5wenttoJohn'shouse.Butallwas6

tothecamp?Butwhatwouldnow.Everythingwasthesame.Howcouldhetakehisfriends7allwas6

tothecamp?ButwhatwouldJohnhadanidea.Thehorses!Letthehorses8themback!happenifthehorsestooktheroadtohishouse?Thatwouldbeatripofthirty-fivekilometers9freezing(極冷的)weather!Itwasgettinglate.Theyroadonandon.Atlastthehorses10Wherewerethey?Noneofthemcouldtell.Johnlookedaround.Whatwasthatunderthetree!Itwasoneoftheirtents!..9.10.練習(xí)二Mrs.Jackwasalways41lotsoftimeandmoneyin42theshopping.Mrs.Jackwasalways41lotsoftimeandmoneyin42theshopping.Itwaswinter,Mrs.Jackwantedtodoalotofshopping,shewaited43itwasSaturdaywhenherhusbandwas44,andshe45himtotheshopswithherand46foreverything.Theywenttoalotofshopsandsupermarkets,andMrs.Jack47alotofthings,andMr.Jackcertainlyhadto48allthese50thatbeautiful!things.Mrs.Jackoften49andsaid,"Look,Joe!50thatbeautiful!Hethenanswered,"Allright,dear.How51isit?"andtookhismoneyouttopayforit.Itwasdarkwhentheycameoutofthelast52andMr.Jackwasso53thathedidn,tstop54aboutthosethings.Suddenlyhiswifelookedupandsaid,dear,Howmuchisit?"()41.A.spentB.spendingC.spendD.tospend()42.A.do B.doing C.does D.did()43.A.for B.whenC.until D.because()44.A.busyB.workingC.freeD.out()45.A.tookB.broughtC.let D.showed()46.A.soldB.boughtC.saw D.paid()47.A.sold B.carriedC.boughtD.paid()48.A.give B.catch C.find D.carry()49.A.stoppedB.askedC.went D.walked()50.A.isn,t B.doesn,tC.aren,t D.don't()51.A.many B.muchC.beautifulD.dear()52.A.money B.cinemaC.shop D.hour()53.A.tired B.sad C.happy D.sorry"Lookatthatbeautifulmoon,Joe!"Without55,Mr.Jackanswered,"Allright,

（ ）54.A.tothinkB.thinkingC.thoughtD.think（ ）55.-A-tothink B.-thinking C.-think D.-thought latelieangrybeforewhymakesmilesupperhavefoodApoormanworkedforarichman.Therichman1thepoormanworkallday,butdidn’tgivehimmuch2.Oneday,whenthepoormanwashavingbreakfast,therichmancameinandsaidtothepoorman,“It'sveryyoutohaveyour“Allright”fields.Halfanpoorman6troublesome（麻煩）tocomebackfor3meals.SoIwantbreakfast,lunchandsuppernow4yougotothefields”saidthepoorman.Afterfinishingbreakfasthewenttothehour5whentherichmanwentoutawalk,hesawtheyoutohaveyour“Allright”fields.Halfanpoorman6underatree.Hewasvery7andsaid,“ 8 aren'tyouworkingnow?”Thepoorman9andsaid,“Ihavehadmy 10already,anditistimetohaverest,youknow.”..9.10.練習(xí)三WhenIwasyoung,myfathertoldmethatlittleactsofkindnessmaygiveonegreathappiness.SincethenIhavealwaystriedtohelppeoplein41 .Onehotsummerafternoon,Iwas42downthehighwaytoNewYorkwhenanothercarsuddenly43intomylane車道）.Mycarwasinthefarrightlane,soitranontotheroadside.Asa（n）44driver,Imovedmycarquicklyandskillfullybackontothehighwaywithoutcausinganyaccident.Iwas45withthatdriver,butIthoughtthathejustdidnotpayattentionto（注意）thelanechange,andhe46didnotdothatonpurpose（故意）.Thecarranaway47aftercuttingmeoff.Verysoonitdisappearedfromsight.Afterawhile,Icamearoundacurve（彎道）andfoundthe48car.Thedriverwaswalkingalongtheroadside.He

wasanelderlymanandlooked49 .Astherewasnotelephonenearbyandthenearestservicesweretwentymilesaway,Idecidedto50andseewhattheproblemwas.Theman'scarhadaflattire（癟胎）.Althoughhehadanothertire，hehadnothingtoworkwith.Idecidedto51him.Ichangedthetireforhimandallowedhimtositinmyair-conditionedcarwhileIdidit.Fifteenminuteslater，I52thework.Iwashotandtired，butIreallycarrunofftheroad.felt53afteranactofkindnesstothemanwhohadearlier54myfelt53afteranactofkindnesstothemanwhohadearlier54myyourhandstoothersintrouble.41.A.needB.schoolC.dangerD.summerA.walkingA.fellA.newcheerfulB.ridingB.jumpedB.experiencedC.runningC.cameC.frightenedD.D.drivingclimbedD.45.A.unhappyB.interestedC.kind D.friendlyA.evenA.quicklycarefullyB.certainlyB.quietlyC.almostC.politelyD.simplyD.48.A.newB.redC.sameD.otherYoucanreallyenjoygreat55fromkindnessacts,soalwayslend49.A.excitedB.relaxedC.surprisedD.worried50.A.stayB.searchC.stopD.hide51.A.give B.encouragetrainC.helpD.52.A.began B.continuedfinishedC.tookD.53.A.good B.sorryC.angryD.shyA.kept B.madeA.friendship B.successhappinesstrycallhowhappensomethingmanycrossC.watchedC.excitementlikepopularbecauseD.heardD.My14-year-oldbrotherJohnandIsawthecoatatthesametime.Thethickblackwoolencoatwassoft,anditcostonly$28.Welookedateachother,saying1,butJohn'sfacewasshiningwithjoy.Darkwoolencoatswere2withboysjustthen,andcouldcostseveralhundreddollars.Butthiscoatwasevenbetterand3cheaper.John4onthecoatandboughtitatonce.Johnworethecoattoschoolthenextdayandcamehomewithabigsmile." 5didthekidslikeyourcoat?”Iasked.“Theylovedit,“hesaid.Istarted6him“Lord（老爺）John”.Afewweekslater,somethinggood7toJohn.Hebecamemorepolite,morehelpfulandmorepleasing.Hewaswillingtolendhisclassmateshispens;hewaswillingtobringhisfatheracupofteawhenhegothome;hewaswillingtohelpablindman8theroad.Whenmymothertoldthistooneofhisteachers,hesaid,“Itmustbehiscoat!”O(jiān)neday,inthelibrary,mybrotherandIranintoafriend.“CouldthisbeJohn?”heasked.Johnshookhandswithhim,9agentleman（紳士）！IthinkJohnchanged10ofhisownattitude（態(tài)度）.Ifyouthinkyouareagentlemanoralady,youcanbecomeaperfectone...9.10.練習(xí)四Weallknowaboutpenguins.Theyarefatandlovelyanimalsthatlivein31places.Theyareblackandwhiteandit32theywearsuit.Butdoyouknowthatpenguinswere33andbrown?Andtheylivedinwarmweather?Scientistssaypenguinsfromalongtimeagowereverydifferent34theyarenow.Agroupofscientistsfoundthefossils（化石）ofapenguin.It35morethan36millionsyearsago.Scientistsnamedthepenguinthe'WaterKing’.Theyfounditwastwicethesizeofmodernpenguins.Itwasredandbrownin36.Itlivedbetweentheendofthedinosaurs 37thebeginningofhumans.Atthattime,theEarthwasmuch38 thanitisnow.

39modernpenguins,the'WaterKing’livedinwarmplaces.Butlikemodernpenguins,itwasgoodat40andcatchingfishfromthesea.31.A.warmB.hotC.coldD.cool32.A.likeB.looklikeC.likesD.lookslike33.A.yellowB.redC.greenD.blue34.A.inB.withC.forD.from35.A.islivingB.livesC.livedD.live36.A.sizeB.colourC.typeD.length37.A.andB.toC.forD.with38.A.warmB.coldC.colderD.warmer39.A.LikeB.AsC.DifferentD.Unlike40.A.flyingB.walkingC.jumpingD.swimmingcausewildquicklyfrightenonscreamterriblewashhearnumberTherewasabigearthquakeundertheIndiaOceanAreao81December26th2004anditc82alargetsunami.Tsunamisaregreatseawavesproducedespeciallybyanearthqu