八年級(jí)下英語綜合填空專項(xiàng)練習(xí)

綜合填空專項(xiàng)練習(xí)（一）Youareso1._______(疲倦的)atnight,butyoucan'tsleep.Herearesomegoodideas.First,you2.s______beinaquietroom.That’simportant.Youshouldputyourfeetinsomewarmwaterbeforeyougotobed,andthat'sa3.________/tr?‘di?n?l/way.Youshouldhaveaglassofmilk.It’sgoodforsleeping.Youshouldthinkyouareina4.________/‘bju:tifl/beautifulplace.It’sveryquiethere,andtherearemanytreesandyouwalk5.______(slow).That6.______likeagoodidea.Itcanhelpyousleepsoon.Sleepingisimportanttoour7.______(健康).Don’tbe8.______(worry).Gotobedearly,eatmorevegetablesanddosome9.________.And10.e_______willhaveagoodsleepatnight.1._________2._________3._________4._________5._________6._________7._________8._________9._________10._________（二）Amandaisaverykindgirl.Sheisalways11.______(will)tohelppeoplewhoarein12.________.NowAmandais13.s____intheuniversityofTexas.Atthesametime,sheisvolunteeringtoteachatHeartHouseinher14____time.HeartHouseisalocalafter－schoolprogramforchildren.It15____/pr?‘vaidz/someextraeducationforthosechildrenwhoarenotdoingwellintheirstudies.AmandagoestoHeartHousetoteachthechildrentwiceaweek.Shehasalso16____(make)awebsiteforHeartHouse.Inthisway,morepeoplehavemorechancestolearnaboutHeartHouseandhelpthechildrenthere.BecauseofAmanda'swebsite,everyweek125volunteers17____(花費(fèi))aboutfourhourshelpingthechildrenatHeartHousenow.“WithoutAmanda'swebsite,HeartHousewouldbe18.u____tohaveenoughvolunteers.Hersupportismuchappreciated,”theprogramleadersays.“Ifeelhappytoteachthosekidshowtostudy.The19.____/‘h?pist/thingisthatIcanalsolearnalotfromthem.Iwon'tgiveupvolunteeringaftergraduation.Ihopeto20____(繼續(xù))teachingkidswhoneedhelp,”Amandasays.11._________12._________13._________14._________15._________16._________17._________18._________19._________20._________(三)Iworkinacleaningcompany.Usuallypeoplecallus,andweprovidehousecleaning21._________/’s?:rvis/.Oneday,IgotacallfromamannamedDavid.“Iwanttohelpanoldman.Hejusthadsurgery(手術(shù))andisstill22.i____.CanIpayforitwithoutlettinghimknow？”heasked.Davidwasaverykindman.Hecalledusbecausehewasworriedabouthis23.____(鄰居),Mr.Smith.Mr.Smithjustcamebackfromthehospital.Hishousewasina24.____,buthecouldn'tdoanyhousework.Even25____(sweep)thefloorwasdifficultforhim.Hedidn'ttellhischildrenbecausehedidn'twantthemto26____(浪費(fèi))theirtimetakingcareofhim.DavidwantedtohelpMr.Smithwithoutbringinghimany27____(精神壓力,心理負(fù)擔(dān)).AndthenweaskedDavidwhatwouldhappenifMr.Smithwouldrefusetoletuscomeintohishouse.“Ihavetoatleasttry,and28.a____,Ireallywanttohelphim,”hesaid.Luckily,Mr.Smithletusinandourworkersdidagoodjob.29.____/sins/wepromisedDavidnottotellhisname,wedidn'ttelltoomuchtoMr.Smith.Mr.Smithwastouchedbythegiftfromsomeonehedidn'tknow.Sometimeswedon'texpectto30____onothers,becauseweareafraidoflettingthemgetintotrouble.However,thereisalwayssomeonewhocaresforyouandtrieshisbesttohelpyou.21._________22._________23._________24._________25._________26._________27._________28._________29._________30._________（四）It31.______(take)meabouttwomonthstoplanmydaughter'sbirthdayparty.Shewasthreeyearsold.Igotmanyideasfromthe32.______/’int?:rnet/thatI33.t______Icouldusefortheparty.IhadsleeplessnightsbecauseIwantedthistobethebestbirthday.Ilookedforaplaceto34.______ourparty.35.______(幸運(yùn)地),IfoundMonteVerdePark.Itisaverybeautifulpark.Afterbookingit,we36.s_____tobuygiftsforallthekids.WewenttoLAforgoodprices.Ihad40giftsinmyroomforamonthandIwantedtogivethemallaway.Iboughttwobeautiful37._______(裙子)formydaughter.IalsoboughtredcardsatTallMouse.Ithen38._____themtomydaughter'sfriends.I39.______(invite)themtomydaughter'sthirdbirthdaypartyon40._________/sep’temb?r/25at6：30p.m.atMonteVerdePark.Theycouldeatcakeandhaveagoodtime.31._________32._________33._________34._________35._________36._________37._________38._________39._________40._________(五)Alan,awoodcutter(伐木工),livedahardlife.Onedaywhenhewascuttingwoodnearariver,hisaxe(斧)41.____(fall)intotheriver.Alanhadonlyoneaxeanddidnotknowhowto42.____.Hefeltso43.s____andbegantocry.Anoldman44.___/’h?:rd/andwalkedtohim.“What'sthematter,youngman？”heasked.“Helpme,”saidAlan.“Myaxeisinthewater.Ican't45.f____it.”“You'llhaveyouraxe,”saidtheoldman.“I'llhelpyou.”Thenhejumpedintothe46.____the89._____(wonder)thingsintheworldandalsoaboutpeopleandtheirideas.Books,letters,TV,radio,filmsandtheInternetallhelpustocommunicatewithothers.Theyallhelpusknowthenewsintheworldandwhatotherpeopleare90._____/’θi?ki?/about.81._________82._________83._________84._________85._________86._________87._________88._________89._________90._________（十）Aturtlelivedinapond(池塘)withtwoducks.Theturtleenjoyed91.___(she)lifetherebecauseshecouldtalkwiththeduckseveryday.Andtheturtlelovedtotalk.Aftermany92.y___,therewasverylittlewaterinthepond.Thetwoducks93.____(decide)toflytoanother94.a____.Theywalkedovertotheturtletosaygoodbye.“Oh,don'tleavemebehind！”saidtheturtle,“Takemewithyou！”“Butyoucannotfly！”saidtheducks.“Takemewithyou！Please！”saidtheturtle.Theducksfeltso95.___(抱歉的)forher,andatlasttheygotanidea.“Wewilleachcarryoneendofastick,andyoubite(咬)themiddleofit.Thenwewillflywithyou.But96.____/ri’memb?r/nottotalk！Ifyouopenyourmouth,you97.____falldown,”saidtheducks.Theturtle98.____(同意)andthankedtheducks.Sotheybegantofly.Whentheycameoverasmalltown,somepeoplesawthem.“Isn'tit99.___/strend?/strange？Look！”theyshouted,andeveryonerantolook.Theturtleforgoteverything,andstartedtosay,“Hush,youfoolish(愚蠢的)people！”Butwhensheopenedhermouth,she100._____totheground.Itisaverygoodthingtobeabletoholdone'stongue(舌頭)!91._________92._________93._________94._________95._________96._________97._________98._________99._________100._________（十一）Myhometownisabeautifulvillage.Greatchangeshavetaken101.p____hereinthepasttenyears.Tenyearsago,itwasa102.____(貧窮的)village.Therewasonlyonemountainpathtogothere.103.O___oneortwofamilieshadbikesorradios.People104.____(居住)inlowstraw－thatchedcottages(破草房)．Nowmyhometownhastakenonanewlook.Wehave105._____(build)anewhighway(公路)．Everyfamilycan106___TVathome,andsomehavehadcars.Allthe107____/’vilid??rz/arelivinginnewhouses,someeveninlarge108.____/’bildi?z/.Everyfamilyhas109.___(save)somemoney.Thanksto(幸虧,由于)thegovernment'seffort,nowchildrencanreceiveagoodeducation.Wearelivinga110.___lifenow.101._________102._________103._________104._________105._________106._________107._________108._________109._________110._________(十二)Ihadtwounwantedhouseguests(客人)foryears.TheirnameswereFearandHate.It111.____(seem)thattheylikedtostaywithme.Itried112.___(幾個(gè))timestoletthemout.Butinthe113.___,Ifoundtheycamebackagainandagain.Theyalsoinvitedtheirbadfriends,114.l____Worry,tostaywithme.Theymademylife115.____/’ter?bl/.FinallyonedayIcouldn'tstandthemanymore.I116.____(決定)togetridof(擺脫)theseunwantedguests.ThenI117.h__aknock(敲門聲)onthedoorofmysoul(內(nèi)心)．WhenIopenedthedoor,IfoundLovethere.IinvitedLoveinandtomy118.____/s?’praiz/,myunwantedhouseguests119.___(leave).ThenLoveaskedhisfriendsPeaceandJoytocomein.Later,FearandHatetriedtogetbackinmyhouse,butwhentheysawLoveinmyhouse,theyran120.___.Openthedoorofyoursoul.InviteLoveinandletFearandHatego.Makeyourhomeahappyonenow.111._________112._________113._________114._________115._________116._________117._________118._________119._________120._________(十三)Alittleboy121.____(invitation)hismothertothefirstparentmeetingofhisprimaryschool.Tohissurprise,shesaidshewouldgo.Thiswouldbethefirsttimethathisclassmatesandteachersmethismother.Shewasnotabeautifulwoman122.____ofherscar(傷疤)onherface.Hismothertoldhimtherewasthescarwhenshewasborn.Atthemeeting,otherpeoplewereimpressedbythe123.____/’kaindn?s/andnaturallooksofhismother,bu