專題05完形填空八年級英語下學(xué)期期末易錯題特訓(xùn)（牛津譯林版）

學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級：___________考號：___________專題05完形填空20篇（兩題型，期末真題匯編）一、完形填空，15空版，10篇（2223八年級·江蘇·期末）MyhusbandandIweretakingapostdinnerwalkinanearbyparkinglot,whenwesawamanbreakingsomethingwitharock.Wekept1himaswewalkedaroundtheparkinglotandtalkedbetweenourselvesaboutwhathemightbedoing.Ithoughthewasbreakingstonestomakesand,butwhywouldhedothat?2,wedecidedtogoupandspeaktohim.Hewasbreakinguppiecesofleftoverbreadthathehadcollectedfromhishousematestomake3forthebirdsthatethereeverymorning.Thelargepiecesofbreadwouldbe4forthebirdstoeat,soheground（研磨）themintoafinepowder（粉末）withtherock.Itwasmovingtohearthathe’sbeendoingthisevery5,byhimself,forthelastthreeorfouryears.Whatmovedusmorewasthathewassurprisedwewereeven6inthis,sinceforhimitwasn’tabigdeal.Everynight,he7leftoverbreadfromhishousemates.Hethenspendsthenextoneortwo8intheparkinglotcrushing（壓碎）eachpieceofbreadandmakinganeatpileforthebirds,whichhesayswillbegonebythenextevening.Healso9freshwaterandaddsbirdseed（鳥食）ontopofthepile.Whenweaskedhimwhyhedoesthisactofservice,heshruggedandsaid,“It’sjustsomething10Idosothattheleftoverbreaddoesn’tgointothetrash（垃圾）andthebirdsgetfood.”Wesharedhisstorywiththehopethatitmightremindustobemorecarefulwithourleftoverfood.Perhapsitmightinspire（啟迪）someonetodosomethingsimilarintheirownarea.1．A．stopping B．showing C．helping D．noticing2．A．Naturally B．Patiently C．Surely D．Finally3．A．food B．drink C．soup D．space4．A．perfect B．healthy C．difficult D．enough5．A．morning B．a(chǎn)fternoon C．night D．weekend6．A．happy B．sad C．interested D．bored7．A．collects B．buys C．borrows D．donates8．A．years B．months C．days D．hours9．A．leaves B．takes C．drinks D．saves10．A．special B．interesting C．small D．exciting（2223八年級·江蘇揚(yáng)州·期末）Aboywasonedaysittingonthestepsofadoor.Hehadabroominonehand,andintheotheralargepieceof11andbutterwhichsomebodyhadkindlygivenhim.Whilehewaseatingitand12singingatune(曲調(diào)),hesawapoorlittledogquietlysleepingnotfarfromhim.Hecalledouttohim,“ehere,poorfellow!”Thedog,hearingkindwordsspokentohim,lifteduphisearsandmovedhistailhappily.Seeingtheboy13,hecamenearhim.Theboyheldoutapieceofhisbreadandbutter.Asthedogstretchedouthis14totakeit,theboyhurriedlydrewbackhishandand15himhardonthenose.Thepoordog16,barkingandcryingmostdreadfully(害怕的),17thecruelboysatlaughingatthe18hehaddone.Aman,whowaslookingfromawindowontheothersideofthestreet,sawwhatthebadboyhaddone.Openingthestreetdoor,hecalledhimto19over,atthesametimeholdingupa20betweenhisfingerandthumb.“Wouldyoulikethis?”saidtheman.“Yes,please,”saidtheboy,smiling.Heranovertotakethemoney.Justatthemomentwhenhestretchedouthishandhegotahardknockacrosshis

21fromacane(藤條)whichthemanhad22him.Hecriedoutasloudlyasabull!“Whatdidyoudothatfor?”saidtheboy.Hehadan23faceandrubbedhishand.“Ididn’thurtyou,nordidIaskyouformoney.”“Whatdidyouhurtthatpoordogforearlier?”saidtheman.“Hedidn’thurtyou,noraskyouforyourbreadandbutter.Rememberdogscan24aswellasboys.Learnto

25kindlytowardsanimalsinthefuture.”11．A．bread B．cake C．meal D．cheese12．A．gently B．loudly C．cheerfully D．lazily13．A．singing B．eating C．lying D．dancing14．A．paw B．tail C．head D．ear15．A．kicked B．pushed C．held D．hit16．A．gotaway B．gotup C．gotin D．gotoff17．A．when B．since C．a(chǎn)s D．while18．A．treat B．game C．trick D．punishment19．A．follow B．cross C．pass D．enter20．A．coin B．sweet C．stone D．toy21．A．face B．fingers C．a(chǎn)rm D．knee22．A．beside B．opposite C．near D．behind23．A．unfortable B．unconfident C．unhappy D．unsatisfied24．A．feel B．think C．care D．live25．A．lead B．organize C．behave D．cover（2223八年級·江蘇泰州·期末）Willyouputothers’needsbeforeyourown?Whatfeelingwillyougetifyoudo?Hereisan26ofmine.Itwasa27dayandIhadahardtime.IwasbusyandeveryoneItalkedtowas28abadmood.What’smore,IwentoutwithoutbreakfastandIleftmywalletathome.SoIcouldn’tgetlunchandwasterribly29.WhenIfinishedmywork,Icalledtoaskmy30tomeetmeatthedoorwithsomemoneysothatIcouldquicklygotobuydinner.ThenIquicklymademywayhomeinhopeofeatingmy31mealofthedayat5p.m.AsIwashalfwayhome,mywifetoldme32thephonethatafriendofourswasintroubleandneededalift(搭便車)home.Mymindsaid,“Iwillgethim33Igetthemeal.”Butmymouthsaid,“34,I’llgivehimaride.”Hejumpedinthecarwithasmileonhisfaceand35howthankfulhewasthatIwoulddrivehimhome.Hetoldmeheusuallywalkedhomefromhispanybutthatdaytherain36himmakingthatjourney.Trafficwasamess.Adrivetohimusually3710minutesbutthatdayitwas30minutes.NowyouwouldguessthepersonthatIwashelpingisa/an38friendofmine.But,infact,heisafriendofafriend.Iwonder39Iwillseethispersonagain,butIfeelgladIwastherewhenheneededme.Soyouwillfeelyourself40whenyoucaremoreaboutothers.26．A．idea B．a(chǎn)dvice C．a(chǎn)rticle D．experience27．A．windy B．wet C．sunny D．hot28．A．in B．a(chǎn)t C．on D．from29．A．ill B．hurt C．hungry D．weak30．A．wife B．son C．friend D．neighbour31．A．last B．second C．first D．next32．A．by B．on C．with D．a(chǎn)bout33．A．until B．since C．before D．a(chǎn)fter34．A．Right B．No C．Allright D．Noway35．A．repeated B．told C．explained D．a(chǎn)sked36．A．helped B．kept C．stopped D．dropped37．A．cost B．paid C．took D．spent38．A．interesting B．honest C．close D．new39．A．that B．if C．how D．why40．A．meaningful B．hopeful C．careful D．helpful（2223八年級·江蘇泰州·期末）閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。TheStoryoftheCarrotandtheRingHaveyoueverlostsomethingthatwasimportanttoyou,andthoughtyou’dneverseeitagain?That’swhathappenedtoMaryGrams.Maryhadwornherweddingringformorethanhalfacenturywhenshelostit.Shewasworkinginher41onthefarmoneday,pullingoutaplant.Andmaybeitwasatthatmoment42theringcameoffherfinger.Whenshefounditwasmissing,shesearchedeverywhereforitfordays43finallygivingup.Maryrealizedmaybeshewasn’tgoingtofindtheringagain.Soshedecidednottotellanyoneaboutwhathadhappened,44herhusband.Instead,shethoughtshecouldgetamuchcheaperonefromajewellery(珠寶)shop.Luckily,she45tobuyanotheronethatlookedjustlikeit.Infact,itwassosimilarthat46inherfamilyknewherrealringwasmissing.Butthestoryhasa47ending.Marygotherweddingringback—13yearsafteritwaslost!OnedayMary’sdaughterinlawColleenwasworkinginthesamegardenwhereMaryhadbeenallthoseyearsago.Shewas48vegetablestherewhenshefoundthering.Butthistimeitwasabit49—becausetherewasacarrotgrowingright50themiddleofit!AssoonasColleensawthering,sheknewwhothe51was.Thefarmhadbeeninthefamilyforover100years.Andonlytwowomenhadlivedthereallthattime.SowhenColleenfoundthestoryofthelostring,52becameclearthattherewasonlyonepersonitcouldpossiblyhavebelongedto(屬于),andtheringwasreturnedtoMary.WhenMarygotthering,shewasfullof53.Shedecidedtowearitagain.Soshe54cutthecarrotinhalf,washeditandputitbackonherfinger—anditstill55perfectly!41．A．garden B．office C．park D．block42．A．why B．how C．that D．where43．A．a(chǎn)fter B．before C．when D．since44．A．except B．like C．including D．a(chǎn)s45．A．managed B．failed C．a(chǎn)greed D．a(chǎn)fforded46．A．a(chǎn)nybody B．somebody C．nobody D．everybody47．A．sad B．serious C．natural D．happy48．A．usingup B．diggingup C．turningup D．givingup49．A．different B．beautiful C．difficult D．ugly50．A．through B．over C．a(chǎn)cross D．on51．A．user B．survivor C．producer D．owner52．A．they B．he C．it D．we53．A．sadness B．energy C．joy D．envy54．A．hardly B．carefully C．bravely D．especially55．A．formed B．fitted C．checked D．matched（2223八年級·江蘇鹽城·期末）ThisisthestoryofJoeandFonzie.It’sastoryabouta56thatstartedmorethan20yearsago.Andthefriendshipsavedalifeandstartedanewkindofhelpforpeoplewith57.“Joe”isJoeHoagland,whowasthreeyearsoldwhenthestory58.And“Fonzie”isadolphin.Joewasbornwithaheartproblem.At3,hehadan59.Itdidn’tgowellandhecouldn’tmovetheleftsideofhisbody.Thedoctorsatthehospitaldidn’tthinkhecouldget60.Deena,Joe’smother,tookhimtodifferentplacesfortreatment,butitwasn’tvery61.ThenthefamilymovedtoFlorida.JoelikedbeinginthewaterandDeenathought62couldhelphim.First,theywenttoswimmingpoolsin63,butsomehotelguestsdidn’tlikethem.OnedayshewentwithJoetoaplace,wherepeopleswamwithdolphins.JoemetFonziethereandthe64reallybegan.Soon,JoewantedtoseeFonzieeveryday.Helovedplayingwithhimand65him.Joe’smothertoldhim66tofeedFonzieusinghislefthandsothathecouldmovehisleftsideofhisbodyasoftenaspossible.Slowly,hegotbetterandbetter.He’snowover30yearsoldandvery67.DeenasawthatJoe’sfriendshipwithFonziehelped68alot,andsheknewitwasagoodideaforotherpeople,too.So,sheandherfamilyworkedto69aplacecalledIslandDolphinCaretohelppeoplelikeJoe.Sadly,Fonziediedin2004whenJoewas17.Hewrote,“FonzieandI70alotofgoodtimes.Hewasagreatfriendtome.”56．A．course B．friendship C．dream D．charity57．A．blindness B．deafness C．fever D．problems58．A．began B．changed C．developed D．stopped59．A．choice B．a(chǎn)ccident C．operation D．lesson60．A．happier B．better C．fatter D．taller61．A．successful B．special C．fortable D．interesting62．A．dancing B．jogging C．swimming D．camping63．A．munities B．hotels C．schools D．parks64．A．a(chǎn)ction B．story C．training D．game65．A．supporting B．following C．feeding D．controlling66．A．a(chǎn)lways B．never C．seldom D．sometimes67．A．lonely B．famous C．safe D．well68．A．it B．her C．him D．those69．A．record B．open C．need D．reach70．A．used B．wished C．shared D．made（2223八年級·江蘇南通·期末）Puttinglionstatues(雕像)outsidebuildingsisquitemoninChina.Itwasespecially71inancienttimes.Theycanbeseenatthegatesoftemples,governmentofficesandthehomesof72people.Thestatuesareusuallymadeof73.Peoplebelievetheycanscareawayevilspiritsandbringgood74.However,thelionisnota75ofChina.Itwasnotuntilabout2,000yearsago,whenlionswere76toChineseemperorsasgifts,thattheanimal77beseeninChina.Emperorslovedlionsbecausetheylooked78.Theykeptlionsaspetsandasasymbolofpower.Theanimalswerealsobelievedtolook79SuanNi(狻猊),oneoftheninelegendarysonsofthedragon.LionsbecameevenmorepopularinChinesecultureasBuddhism(佛教)was80tothecountrylater.Buddhas(佛祖)ridelionsandthelion’sroar(咆哮)was81tobetheteachingsoftheBuddhas.Sinceancienttimes,peoplehaveputlionstatuesoutsidetheirhousesto82theirfamilies.Theyusuallyputa83ofstonelionsoneachsideofthegatetotheirhome.Amalelionstandsonthe84playingwithaball.Itstandsforpower.Afemalelionisontherightwithababylionunderherpaw.Shestandsforalargeandthriving(興旺的)85.71．A．mon B．special C．strange D．fresh72．A．smart B．wealthy C．polite D．good73．A．stone B．wood C．plastic D．gold74．A．sense B．view C．idea D．luck75．A．secret B．choice C．symbol D．native(本地物)76．A．received B．lent C．given D．returned77．A．should B．could C．need D．might78．A．helpful B．gentle C．funny D．strong79．A．like B．for C．a(chǎn)fter D．a(chǎn)t80．A．provided B．created C．introduced D．invented81．A．sent B．changed C．chosen D．considered82．A．please B．protect C．serve D．fight83．A．pair B．piece C．copy D．number84．A．top B．middle C．left D．bottom85．A．mother B．family C．future D．wealth（2022·江蘇鹽城·中考真題）

Onceuponatime,therewasalittlesparrow.Thissparrowwasalwaysonthehuntforsomethingtoeatandonedayhehappeneduponabigbean.Butbeforehecould86it,hehadtowashhishands.Hehidthebeanonabridgeandflewdowntothe87belowtocleanup.“Ijustcan’twaitformywonderful88,”thesparrowsaidtohimself.Thenhe89hiswaybackuptothebridge.“Iwon’thavetoworkforaweek!”Butwhenhegotbacktohis90place,thebeanwasgone!Asthesparrowflewaroundlookingforhislosttreasure,hesawa91ingoverthebridge.“92,canyouhelpmefindmybean?”thesparrowasked.“Please,doIlooklikeIhavetimetofindatinybean?Findit93,”saidthefarmerashewalkedaway.Next,thesparrowsawasoldieringoverthebridge.Heaskedthesoldierthe94question.“Please,littlebird,Ihavenotimeforyou,”hesaidandwalkedon.Thenaminister（大臣）camewalkingby,but

95thesparrowcouldevenask,helaughedandwalkedaway.Thelittlebirdhad96givenuphope,whenthekingcameupthebridge,ridingonanelephant.Thesparrowrepeatedhisquestion,butthekingdidn’t97him.Thesparrowsatonthebridge,hungryandsad.Anantcameby.Afterheheardthesparrow’sstory,hewentuptotheelephant.“Tellthekingtofindthatpoorbird’s98,orIwillgoinsideyourearandbiteyou!”Theelephantstopped,turnedtothekingandsaid,“Gohelpthatsparrow,orIwillthrowyouoff.”Thekingwas99.Hecalledtheministeroverandtheministerorderedthesoldier.Thenthesoldierwentovertothefarmer,“Findthatbird’sbean,orI’llkickyouoffthisbridge!”Thefarmer100alldayandasthesunwassetting,hefinallyfoundthebean.Thesparrowwasthankful,andheatewellforthenextweek.86．A．plant B．sell C．drop D．eat87．A．hill B．river C．tree D．forest88．A．breakfast B．lunch C．supper D．dinner89．A．lost B．felt C．made D．fought90．A．sleeping B．playing C．working D．hiding91．A．farmer B．soldier C．minister D．king92．A．Thankyou B．Excuseme C．I’msorry D．eon93．A．myself B．herself C．yourself D．himself94．A．same B．different C．opposite D．mon95．A．while B．a(chǎn)fter C．before D．until96．A．a(chǎn)gain B．a(chǎn)lmost C．a(chǎn)lready D．a(chǎn)lways97．A．getonwith B．catchupwith C．takenoticeof D．thinkhighlyof98．A．meat B．drink C．fruit D．food99．A．scared B．satisfied C．excited D．bored100．A．regretted B．thought C．waited D．searched（2223八年級·江蘇揚(yáng)州·期末）閱讀下面短文，從文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出一個最佳答案。Ourhousewasacrossthestreetfromabighospital,sowerented（租）ouremptyupstairsroomstooutpatients（門診病人）.Oneevening,therewasa101atthedoor.Iopenedittoseeatrulysicklookingman.Hisfacelookedterrible—itwasswollen（腫脹的）andred.Yethisvoicewas102.Hetoldmethathecamefortreatmentandthathe’dbeenlookingforaspareroomsincenoon,butnoonewouldgivehimonebecauseof103.ForamomentIsaidnothing,buthesaidhewouldbe104tojustsleeponthehallway.Iagreed.Theoldmanhadahugeheartinsidehistinybody.Hetoldmethathefishedforalivingto105hisdaughter,herfivechildren,andherdisabledhusband.Hedidn’tplainwhiletelling106hisstory.Hewasgratefulthathedidn’tfeelany107fromhisdisease,whichwasseeminglyaformofskincancer.Thenextmorning,hesaid,“CanIebackandstaythe108timeIneedtreatment?”Itoldhimhewasweletoeagain.Onhisnexttrip,asa109,hebroughtabigfishandsomelargeoysters（牡蠣）.Intheyearsthathestayedwithus,therewas110atimethathedidnotbringusgiftslikethese.Myneighbor111methatIcouldlosesomerentersbyputtinguptheoldmanafterheleftthefirstmorning.Maybewedid112rentersonceortwice.Butifonlytheycouldhaveknownhim,perhapstheirillnesseswouldhavebeen113tobear（忍受）.Iknowourfamilyalwayswillbe114tohaveknownhim.Fromhim,welearned115itwastoacceptthebadwithoutplaintandthegoodwithgratitude（謝意）.101．A．knock B．sign C．notice D．call102．A．worrying B．upset C．traditional D．pleasant103．A．hugeheart B．hisface C．tinybody D．hisdaughter104．A．happy B．brave C．lonely D．friendly105．A．forget B．surprise C．support D．change106．A．them B．him C．me D．her107．A．luck B．experience C．pain D．joy108．A．second B．next C．last D．first109．A．gift B．job C．hobby D．business110．A．sometimes B．never C．a(chǎn)lways D．often111．A．encouraged B．reported C．hated D．warned112．A．expect B．choose C．refuse D．lose113．A．worse B．better C．harder D．easier114．A．thankful B．silly C．funny D．polite115．A．how B．what C．where D．when（2122八年級·江蘇宿遷·期末）閱讀下面短文，從短文后每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Sinceitwaspublishedin1908,AnneofGreenGables（《綠山墻的安妮》）hasbeenafavoritebookofteenagersallovertheworld.Whatitteachesusissimple:Howto116tobeahappyandusefulperson.Anneisan11yearoldgirlandshehasnoparents.She117inthetownofAvonlea,Canada.ShehelpsMathewandMarillaCuthbert,abrotherandsister,ontheirfarm.Atfirst,MathewandMarillahopetoadopt（收養(yǎng)）aboy,notathin118.Willshebeusefulonthefarm?Itseems（似乎）119.Anneisgoodatthinkingofnewandstrangeideas.Shelikestalking120andshecan’tdoonethingforalongtime.That’snotwhatis121onafarm.However,Annetriestoexplainthatshecanreallybe122.Sheworksveryhard.Butshedoesn’tlosehergoodsenseoffun—andthisiswhy123lovethestory.Shedoesn’tbee“agoodgirl”,if

“goodgirl”124knowingonlyhowtoworkandliveunhappily.WeseeAnne’slovefor125everywhere.Sheknowshowtoenjoy126,suchaseatingicecreamortryingonanewdress.Manystoriesforchildrenarewrittentotellthem127todoeverythingwell.Usually,itmeansdoingwhatchildrenshoulddoandnothavingany128.Butthat’snotthekindofstoryCanadianwriterLucyMaudMontgomery129totell.Thebookgivesreadersahelpinghand,130itdoesn’ttrytomakethembee“good”girlsandboys.116．A．useup B．lookup C．giveup D．growup117．A．a(chǎn)rrives B．reaches C．get D．goes118．A．baby B．student C．girl D．guest119．A．impolite B．important C．impossible D．impatient120．A．toomany B．toomuch C．somany D．sofar121．A．needed B．returned C．improved D．developed122．A．cheerful B．careful C．harmful D．useful123．A．readers B．coaches C．farmers D．workers124．A．catches B．means C．offers D．a(chǎn)dvises125．A．teachers B．friends C．life D．job126．A．themselves B．itself C．himself D．herself127．A．when B．how C．what D．where128．A．gain B．speed C．fun D．power129．A．invited B．continued C．wanted D．sent130．A．but B．or C．so D．otherwise（2223八年級·江蘇宿遷·期末）閱讀下面短文，從短文后每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Theyearlymarathon（alongdistancerunningraceof42.195km）inmytownusuallytakesplaceinsummer.Myjobisto131behindtherunnersinanambulance（救護(hù)車）toseeifanyoneofthemneeds132help.“Wejustneedtostaybehindthe133runner,sotakeitslowly.”Isaidtothedriver,Doug,astheracestarted.Thefrontrunnersstartedto134andthenmyeyeswerefixedonthewomaninbluesilkrunningshortsandawhiteTshirt.Weknewthatwewerealreadywatchingour“l(fā)astrunner”.Her135weresodisabledthatitseemedalmost136forhertobeabletowalk,letalone（更不用說）runamarathon.DougandIwatchedinsilenceassheslowlymovedforward.137shewastheonlyrunnerleftinsight.Atthattime,tears138downmyfacewhenIwatchedwithrespect139shepushedforwardwithgreatstrengththroughthelastmiles.Whenwegottothefinishline,rubbishlayeverywhereandthe140peoplehadgonehome.However,amanwasstillstandingstraightthere.Hewas141oneendofaribbonofcrepepaper（縐紙帶）.Sheslowlycrossedthrough,leavingbothendsofthepaperfluttering（飄動）142her.Ididn’tknowthiswoman’sname.butthatdayshebecamepartofmy143.Forher,itwasn’tabout144theotherrunnersorwinningaprize,butabout145whatshehadstartedtodo.WhenIthinkthingsaretoodifficultorIgetthose“Ijustcan’tdoit”,Iwillthinkofthe“l(fā)astrunner”.ThenIrealizehoweasythetaskbeforemereallyis.131．A．go B．walk C．follow D．move132．A．medical B．typical C．sudden D．strong133．A．first B．last C．only D．best134．A．run B．shake C．disappear D．a(chǎn)ppear135．A．ears B．eyes C．a(chǎn)rms D．legs136．A．unnecessary B．impossible C．strange D．probable137．A．Hardly B．Unluckily C．Sadly D．Finally138．A．fell B．watered C．continued D．took139．A．a(chǎn)fter B．before C．a(chǎn)s D．until140．A．nervous B．waiting C．worried D．busy141．A．helping B．catching C．holding D．tying142．A．behind B．infrontof C．beside D．under143．A．dream B．feelings C．idea D．life144．A．following B．hoping C．encouraging D．beating145．A．winning B．towin C．wining D．won二、完形填空，10空版，10題（2223八年級·江蘇常州·?？迹╅喿x下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。MissElliscametoclasswithanadultwomanandtwoyoungergirls.“TodayIhavebrought‘Cinderella’and‘SnowWhite’withme.‘Cruella’,theirstepmother(繼母),iswiththem.”Thestudentswerequite146aboutwhatkindoflessonMissElliswouldbeteachingthatdayaftersuchastrange147.Aftereveryonewasseated,Cruellapreparedtospeak.Butthen,allthelightsintheclassroomwentout.Twoloudslaps(拍打)couldbe148.Then,thelightscameon.CinderellaandSnowWhitewere149“Whodidthat?”MissEllisasked.Allofthechildren150Cruellawithouthesitation(猶豫).Cruellashookherheadandsaidthatshehadn’tdoneit.Butonceagain,thelights151intheclassroom.Whentheycamebackonagain,twostudentsnamedClaraandPhillipwerecrying.Allofthestudentsonceagainaccused(指責(zé))Cruellaofhittingthechildren.Shestartedtospeakforherselfwhenthelightswentoutforathirdtime.Butthistime,thelightscamebackonwithinjustafew152.EveryonesawCinderellaandSnowWhitegettingclosertotwootherstudentswiththeirarms153,readytohitthechildren.ThestudentsaskedCruellatostopthem.Asitturnedout,Cruellawasactuallyaniceandkindmotherwhodidn’tknowwhattodowithhernaughty(淘氣的)stepdaughters,who154problemseverywheretheywent.“That’swhatIwantedtoteachyoutoday,”MissEllissaid.“Weshouldn’tjudge(評判)othersbasedonprejudice(偏見).Weshould,155everyoneequally(平地)nomatterwhatprejudicespeoplemighthaveagainstthem.”146．A．learned B．embarrassed C．disappointed D．curious147．A．introduction B．development C．encouragement D．production148．A．opened B．prepared C．heard D．collected149．A．laughing B．crying C．joking D．wandering150．A．turnedout B．pointedat C．caredabout D．lookedafter151．A．wentout B．wentafter C．wentaway D．wenton152．A．hours B．steps C．miles D．seconds153．A．tied B．dropped C．raised D．circled154．A．found B．caused C．solved D．decided155．A．choose B．mind C．visit D．treat（2223八年級·江蘇無錫·校考）先通讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑?！癢hat’sthat?”TheoldladyaskedRiley.“Look!Grandma,ashootingstar!”Rileysaid156.“OnceIreadastoryaboutaboy.Heoftenmakeswisheswhilelookingattheshootingstars,andtheangels(天使)alwaysrealizehiswishes!”“OK!So,whatdidyouwish,mydear?”Grandmaasked.“Iwishedtogethighgrades(成績)withoutstudyingforhours,andIwouldbefreetoplayandwatchcartoons,”saidRiley.Hergrandmabeganto157abouther,becausesheknewthatthesewerejuststories,andtheywerethe158ofthereality(現(xiàn)實(shí)).ShealsothoughtthatifRiley159tobelieveintheseshootingstars,shewouldneverbesuccessful(成功的)inherlife.Suddenly,Grandmahada(n)160.Shestartedtotella161toRiley.“Riley,oncetherewasagirlofyourage,andshealsobelievedinshootingstars.Onedaysheaskedherteacheraboutthem.Herteachertoldherthesestarsburninthefireorbreakintopiecesafter162.Thegirlwas163toknowaboutthereality.Shethoughtthatifthatwastrue,thenwhatabouther164?Theywouldalsobreakandburn.Fromthenon,shedecidedtoworkhardtogetgoodgradesandstopbelievingintheseshootingstars!”“Grandma,isittrue?”Rileyasked.“Yes!mydear,thisisthetruth,”saidhergrandma.Then,Rileydecidedtoworkhardto165herwishesbyherself!156．A．slowly B．politely C．happily D．carefully157．A．worry B．think C．hear D．talk158．A．fact B．opposite C．change D．example159．A．continued B．stopped C．remembered D．a(chǎn)greed160．A．memory B．idea C．dream D．reason161．A．secret B．play C．story D．joke162．A．climbing B．hitting C．rising D．falling163．A．excited B．happy C．surprised D．willing164．A．tests B．problems C．experiences D．dreams165．A．refuse B．realize C．receive D．record（2122八年級·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江·期末）Mymomtoldmethatwhensheandmydadwerenewlymarried,beforepeoplehadcellphones,shegotphonecallsfromanelderlylady.TheladywantedtospeaktosomeonenamedDonna.Shewasveryfriendly.MymomtoldherthatshewasnotDonna,166theladywouldstillsaymymomwasDonna.Atleastoncea167thisoldladywouldcallforDonna—sometimesmore!Everycallstartedwith“Hello,Donna!Howareyou?”Shenevercared168itwasawrongnumber.Mymom169learnedwhothatladywas.Theladyonlyeversaidherfirstname.Shetalkedaboutherdailylife,hercat,hergardenandthenewspaper.SometimesshetalkedaboutmemoriesofDonna.Shecouldonlytalkfor10or15minutesbeforegetting170andsayinggoodbye.Mymomthoughttheoldwomanwas171.Later,sherealizedthatDonnawasachildhoodfriendofthelady’s.Shenormally(通常)calledonTuesdaysorThursdaysaround8:00p.m.Mymom172tobehomeatthattime.Thewholethinglastedforaboutayear.Thenthecallsjust173.“Whydidshecall?Whydidshestop?”mymomaskedherself174.Shestillthoughtofthatladysometimesandwonderedabouther.MaybethatwomanknewtherewasnoDonna.