人教版英語八年級下冊 語法選擇

語法選擇專練(1)JanRigginsisabeautifulwoman.Sheisamother,and13-year-oldOliviais1daughter.TheyarefromTexas,theUSA.Theyare2team.Whatdotheydo?

BothJanandherdaughterlovechalkart.Theydo3Dchalkartonthestreetsintheir3.Theyenjoyitalot.

Theyfirstdrewtwofish.Theirneighborsreally4thedrawing,sotheykept5.Afrog,abutterfly,anelephant…thelistwentonandon.

“Isketcheverythingout(繪出草圖).MydaughterchalksouthalfandIdo6half.SheisoutsideafewhoursbeforeIgetoffwork,”Jansaid.“Itishotwhenwestart,7itisacooleveningwhenwefinish.”Themotherandthedaughtercanhaveastrongfeelingofsatisfaction.

Once,alittleboycouldn’thaveabirthdayparty,sohewas8.Thetwoheardaboutitandgavehimasurpriserightoutsidehisdoor.Itputabigsmile9hisface!

“Neighbors10loveourwork,”Jansaid.“Theyoftenaskwhatisouttherenowsothattheycanwalkdown,lookandtakephotos.”

()1.A.herself B.she C.hers D.her()2.A.a B.an C.the D./()3.A.neighborhoodsB.neighborhood C.neighbors D.neighbor()4.A.isliking B.wasliking C.liked D.like()5.A.go B.went C.gone D.going()6.A.theother B.other C.others D.another()7.A.soB.butC.or D.until()8.A.sad B.sadlyC.sadness D.sadder()9.A.in B.atC.on D.for()10.A.realB.realityC.unreal D.really(2)ItwasaSundaymorninginApril.WhenMrs.Whiteopenedthewindow,shewasquitehappyandsaid,“It’sgoingtobeafinedaytoday.”Shewenttohertwokids’roomand1themup,“Getup,dear.We’regoingtoavery2placetoday.I’msureyou’lllikeit!Gotowash3andhavebreakfastquickly.We’regoingthere4bus.”

ThesonNickwassixyearsold.Hewasveryhappy5heheardthegoodnews.Heaskedhismother,“Mummy,wearegoingtowatchafootballgame,right?Idreamedaboutitlastnight.”ThedaughterJanesaid,“No,youarewrong.Wearegoingtothezoo.Wecanseemanylovelyanimalsthere.”Mrs.Whitesmiled,“You’llknow6wearegoingsoon.”Mrs.Whiteandthekidswentoutwithexcitement.

Half7hourlater,theygottotheCityLibrary.Thetwokidslookedateach8andlaughed,“Oh!Weare9wrong.Butwelikethisplace.Readingbooks10somuchfun!Thankyouforbringingushere,Mum!”

()1.A.woke B.wakes C.waking D.towake()2.A.interested B.interesting C.interest D.interests()3.A.yourB.yours C.yourself D.yourselves()4.A.at B.inC.on D.by()5.A.when B.ifC.and D.or()6.A.what B.howC.where D.why()7.A.theB./C.an D.a()8.A.otherB.theother C.others D.another()9.A.allB.each C.both D.every()10.A.isB.was C.are D.were(3)YuanLongpinghasbeenknownastheFatherofHybridRice(雜交水稻).Hewasborn1September7,1930inBeijing.AndhegraduatedfromSouthwestAgriculturalCollegein1963.

Accordingtotheoldergeneration,insomepartsofChina,peoplecouldn’thaveenough2untilthelate1970s.In1973,Yuanbecamethefirstpersonintheworldtogrowricethathadahighoutput(高產(chǎn)).Thisspecialkindofricemade3possibletoproduce20%morethantheordinaryoneinthesamefield.Sincethen,findingwaystogrow4ricehadbeenhislifegoal.Yuanhadwon5numberofhonorsfrominternationalorganizations.

Chinahasaboutninehundred6farmers.Nowover60%oftherice7fromthiskindofrice.

Yuanalwaysregardedhimselfasafarmer.Hekeptworking8inthefieldsforoverfiftyyears.Usinghishybridrice,farmersarenow9muchmorericethanbefore.

Yuanexperiencedmanyfailures,10hedidnotregrethischoiceofgrowinghybridrice.Henotonlysolvedthefoodproblem,butbroughthopetohumans.Thoughhedied,wewillneverforgethimandhisgreatachievements.

()1.A.in B.onC.at D.for()2.A.toeat B.eat C.eating D.eaten()3.A.thisB.that C.it D.its()4.A.littleB.less C.many D.more()5.A.the B.a C.an D./()6.A.millionsof B.millionsC.million D.millionof()7.A.are B.is C.were D.was()8.A.slow B.slowly C.hardly D.hard()9.A.produce B.producing C.producedD.produces()10.A.though B.howeverC.but D.so(4)Ayoungpaintermademoneybypaintingportraits(肖像畫).Hisdreamwas1famous.Oneday,arichladyaskedhimtopaintaportraitforherandpromisedtopay210,000dollars.

Afteraweek,theladycametotakethepainting.Thepaintingwaswonderful,3shewasnothappywithitandwouldbuyitonlyfor3,000dollars.Theyoungpainterfelt4atwhatshesaid.Thenhe5withthelady,hopingthatshewouldkeepherpromise.

Therichladydidn’tchangehermind,sotheyoungpaintersaid6,“Iprefernottosellitratherthanbehumiliated(羞辱)byyou.Someday,youneedtospend20timesthemoney7thepainting,becauseyoubreakyourpromisetoday.”

Afterthat,thepainterworkedvery8dayandnight.Finally,hebecamefamousinthefieldofart.

Oneday,oneoftherichlady’s9toldher,“Thereisapaintersellingapaintingcalled‘Liar’(說謊的人)for200,000dollars.Theladyinthepaintinglooksreallylikeyou.”

Then,therichladyrememberedthepainter.Shequicklywentto10sorrytohimandpaid200,000dollarstobuytheportrait.

()1.A.tobecome B.becomes C.became D.become()2.A.he B.hisC.himself D.him()3.A.so B.or C.and D.but()4.A.surprise B.surprised C.surprises D.surprising()5.A.talk B.talkedC.talks D.istalking()6.A.angrily B.angrier C.angry D.moreangrily()7.A.on B.with C.for D.in()8.A.hardly B.hard C.harder D.hardest()9.A.friend B.friends C.friendly D.friendship()10.A.say B.said C.tosay D.saying(5)Therewasalakenearaboy’shouseinNewHampshire.Whenhewas11yearsold,heloved1here.

Onthedaybeforebass(鱸魚)seasonbegan,heandhisfatherwentfishing2theevening.Whenhisfishingpole(魚竿)bentover,heskillfullypulledthefishin.Itwas3onethathehadeverseen,butitwasabass.

Theboyandhisfatherlookedat4handsomefish.Thefatherlookedathiswatch.Itwas10p.m.—twohours5bassseasonbegan.Heaskedtheboytoputthefishback.

“Dad!”criedtheboy.“Therewillbe6fish,”saidhisfather.

“Notasbigasthisone,”criedtheboy.Helookedathisfather’sface.Heknewthatitwasimpossible7thedecision.Slowly,heloweredthefishbackintothewater.

Thatwasthirty?fouryearsago.Today,theboyisa8architect(建筑師)inNewYorkCity.Hehasneveragaincaught9alargefish,buthedoesseethatsamefishagainandagain—everytimehefacesaquestionofrightandwrong.Hisfathertaughthimitisthepracticeof10rightthatisdifficult.

()1.A.fish B.fished C.fishing D.tofishing()2.A.in B.on C.at D.from()3.A.largely B.large C.larger D.thelargest()4.A.a B.an C.the D./()5.A.when B.after C.since D.before()6.A.other B.theother C.theothers D.others()7.A.changeB.changing C.tochange D.tochanging()8.A.successB.successful C.successfully D.succeed()9.A.such B.so C.very D.too()10.A.done B.doing C.do D.did(6)Whenonedoorofhappinesscloses,anotheropens.However,weoftenlookatthe1doorsolongthatwecan’tseetheonethathasbeenopenedfor2.

Itistruethatwedon’tknowwhatwe’vegotuntilweloseit,andit’s3truethatwedon’tknowwhatwe’vebeenmissinguntilitgoesaway.

4someoneallyourlovedoesn’tmeanthatthey’llloveyouback.Don’texpectloveinreturn.Therearemanymomentsinlifewhenyoumisssomeoneso5thatyouwanttobringthemintoyourdreamsandhugthemforreal!Dreamwhatyouwanttodream,go6youwanttogo,andbewhatyouwanttobe.That’sbecauseyou7onlyonelifeandonechancetodoallthethingsyouwanttodo.

8liesinthosewhohavecried,thosewhohavebeenhurt,andthosewhohavetried.The9futurewillalwaysbebasedonaforgottenpast.Youcan’tgoonwellinlife10youletyourpastfailureandheartachesgo.

()1.A.close B.closer C.closed D.closely()2.A.us B.our C.we D.ours()3.A.too B.also C.either D.neither()4.A.Given B.Gave C.Give D.Giving()5.A.many B.much C.few D.little()6.A.when B.whatC.why D.where()7.A.have B.had C.arehavingD.willhave()8.A.Happy B.HappinessC.HappilyD.Unhappy()9.A.brightest B.brightnessC.brightenD.brightly()10.A.so B.when C.until D.that(7)Everyonehasdifferent1atdifferenttimes.

IstillremembermyfirstEnglishspeechcompetition.Oneday,myEnglishteacheraskedmetojoinin2Englishspeechcompetition.Iagreed,butIfelt3worriedandevenafraidatthattime.Peoplealwayshavesuchfeelings,especiallywhentheydo4forthefirsttime.Beforethecompetition,Ispentmostofmyfreetime5forit.

Thegreatdayfinallycame.IfeltverynervousandIcouldn’tremember6Iwouldsay.WhenIputmyhandintomypocket,Itouchedanote(便條).Itsaid,“Don’tbenervous.Relaxandbelieveinyourself.”Itwasanote7myEnglishteacher.Afterseeingit,Ifeltmuch8.Afewminuteslater,myturncame.Iwasn’tnervouswhenIbegantomakemyspeech.AndIfinishedmyspeechwithgreatconfidence(自信).Luckily,I9thecompetitionintheend.Ievencouldn’tbelievemyearswhenIheardthegoodnews.Ifeltveryhappy.Icouldn’twait10thegoodnewswithmyparents.ItriedmybestandIalsolearnedthatnothingcomeseasilyandpracticemakesperfect.

()1.A.feel B.feels C.feeling D.feelings()2.A.a B.an C./ D.the()3.A.real B.really C.reality D.realize()4.A.anything B.everything C.somethingD.nothing()5.A.prepare B.toprepare C.preparedD.preparing()6.A.how B.when C.what D.where()7.A.from B.with C.in D.for()8.A.good B.better C.best D.well()9.A.won B.havewon C.win D.willwin()10.A.shareB.toshareC.sharingD.tosharing(8)Therearemanyoptimistic(樂觀的)peoplearoundus.1personIhaveeverseenismydad!HeissopositivethatIhaveneverheard2singlewordfromhimwhichisrelatedtohopelessness!

Unlikemostmumsanddads,mydadneversaysthingswhichmaymakeme3sad.Heisalwaystheretogive4encouragementandhelp.WhenIdosomethingwrong,healwaystellsme5Ishoulddonexttimeinapositiveway.Forexample,ifIam6trouble,heoftentellsme