英語初一下冊完形填空專項練習(xí)含答案doc

七年級下期末完型填空專項練習(xí)(一)InEngland,nobody1theageofeighteencandrinkinabar(酒吧).MrGreenoften2toabarnearhishouse,buthenevertookhis3,Tom,becauseTomwasveryyoung.AfterTomhadhiseighteenthbirthday,Mr.Green4Tomtohisusualbarforthefirsttime.Theydrank5anhour,thenMr.Greensaidtohisson,“Now,Tom.I6wantyoutoalesson,youmustbe7nottodrinktoomuch.8doyouknowwhenyouhaveenough?Well,letmetellyou.Canyou9thosetwolightsattheendofthebar?Whentheycometobecome10,you’rehavingenoughandshouldgohome.”“But,Dad,”saidTom,“Icanseeonlyonelightattheendofthebar.”(B.underC.at(B.shoutedC.wrote(B.wifeC.son(B.carriedC.took(B.inC.to(B.bringC.give(B.happyC.sad(B.HowC.When(B.readC.touch(B.twoC.four(二)came1fromhisworkverylatewhenhiswifeandthechildwereasleep.Thenheusually2thefrontdoorofhishousewithhiskeyandcameinvery3.Hedidn’twanttotroublethem.Butonenightwhenhewascominghomelate,helosthis4.Sohereachedhishome,he5—6movedinsidethehouse.Mr.Brownknockedatthebedroomwindows,hespoketohiswife,heshouted,7shedidn’9.Thenhebegantospeaklikeasmallchild,“Mother!”hesaid,“Iwanttogototheitetoilet!quietlybut”Heatonce10wokeup.Thenhespoketoher,andsheopenedthedoorforhim.(B.backC.to(B.closedC.made(B.quietlyC.quiet(B.carC.key(B.knockedC.opened(B.anybodyC.nobody(B.butC.or(B.criedC.thought(B.planC.hope(C.thechild(三)FlorenceNightingalewasbornin1820inItaly.Herfamilywasvery1.Shewantedto2otherpeople，soshebecamea3.Shestudiedandworkedveryhard.Whenthewar(戰(zhàn)爭)4in1854,shewenttothefront(前線)with5othernurses.Shefoundthatthingsweremuch5thanshethought.Sheusedherownmoneyto6food,beds,booksandsomeothernecessarythings.Thesicksoldiers（戰(zhàn)士）7herverymuch.Shebecameavery8nurse.Sheworkedasanursefortherestofherlifeand9alotofsickpeople.10her.(B.richC.happy(B.hurtC.visit(B.doctorC.nurse(B.endedC.closed(B.worseC.easier()6.A.buyB.makeC.sell()7.A.knewB.hatedC.loved()8.A.beautifulB.famousC.unfriendly()9.A.heardB.gotC.helped(B.forgetC.miss(四)Whereislove?Howcanwemeetlove?Oncealittlegirlwantedto1__love.Sheknewitwasalong2_towherelovelived,soshegotfoodanddrinksreadyforthejourneyandstartedoff.Whenshepassedthreestreets,shesawanoldman3inachairandwatchingsometrees.Helookedvery4.Thelittlegirlgavehimabagofcake.Hetookitand5ather.Thesmilewassobeautifulthatshewantedto6itagain,soshegavetheoldmanaCoke.Onceagainhesmiled.Thelittlegirlwasveryhappy.Theysattherealltheafternoon,eatingandsmiling,buttheysaidnothing.Whenitgot7thegirldecidedtoleave.Butbeforeshewentaway,sheturnedaround,ranthedoorofherhouse,hermotherwas8bythelookofjoyonherfaceandaskedwhatmadehersohappy.“Ihadlunchwithlove.Hehasgotthemostbeautifulsmileintheworld.hesametime,attheoldman’shouse,hissonwasalsosurprisedathisfatherwhy.“’Isjoy9__andcakeaskedwithlove,”hesaid,“andsheis10muchthanIexpected（希望）.”(B.likeC.find(B.timeC.way(B.standingC.lying(B.poorC.hungry(B.smiledC.looked(B.hearC.see(B.lateC.dark(B.excitedC.surprised(B.boughtC.made(B.nicerC.shorter(五)Aprofessortoldhisstudentstogointothecityslum(窮人窟)tostudy200boys.Heaskedthemto1__reportsabouteachboy’slifeandfuture.Everyoneofthestudentswrote,“anyhope.”Twenty-fiveyears2,anotherprofessorreadtheearlierstudy.Hetoldhisstudentsto3_whathadhappenedtotheboys.Theytriedveryhardandfoundthe176oftheboyshadbecamesuccessful4__doctors,teachersandscientists.Theprofessorwasvery5__anddecidedtostudyitfurther.Luckily,allthemenwerelivingneartheplaceandhewasabletoaskone,“What6made?”youEachoneanswered,“Therewasateacher.”Theteacherwas7__livinghere,sotheprofessorfoundherandaskedtheoldwomanwhatshehadusedtopullthoseboys8theslum,andchangedthemintosuccessfulpeople.Theteacher’9sbegantoshine（閃爍）andsaidwithasweetsmile,“It’sreallyverye10thoseboys.”(B.studyC.write(B.afterC.ago(B.findoutC.see(B.asC.like(B.angryC.surprised(B.richC.popular(B.yetC.still(B.intoC.outof(B.eyesC.mouth(B.lovedC.taught(六)MymomtoldmethatwhenIwasborn,Iwasthemostbeautifulbabyintheworld.Timepassed,andIstartedtobeastrongandhappygirl.Then,onedaywhenIwasfiveyearsold,mylife

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