04 完形填空15篇-2023-2024學年八年級下冊期中滿分突破（重慶專用）

專題04完形填空15篇（八年級下冊Unit1-Unit6）Passage1IfyouvisitGermany,youcanexperiencethefirstfullyhydrogen-powered(氫動力的)trainlineintheworldnow!Thetrainsmakealmostnonoiseandcreateno1.Thehydrogen-poweredtrainsaregoingtotaketheplaceofthediesel(柴油)2.Andfivesuchtrainshavealreadybeenputintouse.Hydrogenisthesimplestknownelement.It’sso3thatitcanbeeasilygot.Wecancreateelectricity(電)4mixingitwithoxygen(氧氣)ina“fuelcell(燃料電池)”.Electricityofthenewkindoftrainwillneverrunoutaslongasithashydrogen.Theoxygen5theairaroundthetrain.Thebestpartisthat,whenafuelcellcreateselectricity,itdoesn’tcreateanypollution.Theonlythingitgivesoffis6,whichcomesoutassteam(水蒸氣).Theotheradvantageisthatthetrainsrunalmost7becausetheirmotor(發(fā)動機)iselectric.It’sgoodforpeoplebothinsideandoutsidethetrainsbecauseithelpsto8asilentenvironment.There’sahydrogen9onthelinetorefuel(補充燃料)thetrains.Butsincethetrainscangoabout1,000kilometers10theyneedmorefuel,theyonlyneedtofilluponceaday.Thetrainscanrunat140kilometersperhour.It’saboutthesamespeedasthatofdieseltrains.1．A．education B．decision C．pollution D．resolution2．A．one B．that C．ones D．it3．A．common B．excellent C．necessary D．clean4．A．with B．by C．in D．for5．A．comesout B．comesfrom C．helpsout D．takesup6．A．heat B．a(chǎn)ir C．water D．light7．A．quietly B．loudly C．quickly D．slowly8．A．send B．build C．delete D．pollute9．A．hotel B．hospital C．office D．station10．A．before B．though C．if D．whenPassage2（22-23八年級下·重慶九龍坡·期中）Ayoungladywasdrivingafamilycarhomewithherfatherwhentheheavystorm(暴雨)came.Theyoungladywasalittle11andaskedherfather,“WhatshouldIdo,stoporkeepdriving?”Herfathersaid,“12driving.”Afterdrivingafewkilometers,thestormwasbecoming13.Theyoungladyfoundthatsomecarsstoppedonthesideoftheroad.Theyoungladyaskedherfatheragainiftheyshouldstop.Butherfatherdidn’tsay14.Soshehadtokeepondriving.Tenminuteslater,thestormstartedtobecomesmallandshecouldseealittle15.Afterafewkilometers,she16outofthestorm.What’smore,thesuncameoutandtheroadaheadwasdry.Herfathertoldhertostopandgetoutofthecar.“Butwhynow,father?”sheaskedin17.Herfathersaid,“Whenyougetout,youcanlookbackatallthepeopleincarsandtheyarestillinthe18.Now,yourstormisover19youdidn’tgiveup.”Don’tgiveup,evenifthestrongerdo.Ifyoukeepgoing,soonyour“personalstorms”willbe20.Thesunwillshineonyouagainandtheroadaheadwillbedryandclear.11．A．excited B．a(chǎn)fraid C．careless D．happy12．A．Keep B．Stop C．Practice D．Go13．A．smaller B．heavier C．stranger D．more14．A．everything B．something C．nothing D．a(chǎn)nything15．A．moreslowly B．morequickly C．moreclearly D．moreseriously16．A．walked B．drove C．ran D．climbed17．A．a(chǎn)nger B．surprise C．happiness D．sadness18．A．road B．city C．storm D．car19．A．because B．so C．but D．a(chǎn)nd20．A．on B．back C．over D．a(chǎn)gainPassage3（22-23八年級下·重慶九龍坡·期中）Isatwithmyfriendinawell-knowncafeinthetownofItaly.Asweenjoyedourcoffee,amanenteredandsatdownbesideus.21calledthewaiteroverandsaid,“Twocupsofcoffee—oneformeandtheotheronthe22.”Wewerevery23toseethatthewaiterbroughtonlyonecuptotheman.Andwhenthemanleft,thewaiterputapieceofpaperonthewall,saying“Acupofcoffee.”Amomentlater,anothertwomenenteredandordered24cupsofcoffee—twoonthetableandoneonthewall.Theypaidforthree,25theyonlyhadtwo.Thatmadeuswonder26theydidthat.Afterafewdays,wecametothecafebychanceagain.Whilewewereenjoyingourcoffee,apoormanentered.He27thewallandsaid,“Onecupofcoffeefromthewall.”Thewaiterservedacupofcoffeetotheman,justlikehedidtoeveryoneelse.Themanhadhiscoffee,saidthankstothewaiterandleftwithabigsmileonhisface.Afterheleft,thewaitertookoffapieceofpaperfromthewallandthrewitintothebin.Seeingthat,Isuddenly28—Peopleofthistownshowedgreat29forthosewhoneededhelp.Themandidn’tlosefacetoaskforafreecupofcoffee.Heonlywalkedinthecafe,orderedacupofcoffee,enjoyedandleft,30askingwhogavehimthiscupofcoffee.21．A．We B．They C．He D．It22．A．table B．wall C．door D．window23．A．happy B．surprised C．bored D．worried24．A．one B．two C．three D．four25．A．because B．so C．or D．but26．A．what B．why C．how D．where27．A．lookedat B．foundout C．jumpedoff D．climbedup28．A．understood B．doubted C．lost D．changed29．A．courage B．patience C．trust D．respect30．A．with B．without C．a(chǎn)fter D．byPassage4（22-23八年級下·重慶沙坪壩·期中）Haveyouevercomplained(抱怨)whylifeisn’tsoeasy?Doestheskysometimes31darktoyou?Areyourlessonssometimesnotsuccessful?Well,myfriend,32andsmileallthetime.Ifyouseetheworld33yourwarmheart,youwillfindthewholeworldsmilingatyou.Notlongago,afriendofminedecidedtoreadalotofbookstogetmoreknowledge(知識).So,hewenttothe34andreturnedhappilywithseveralbooks.But,afterafewdays,hefelt35.Finishingallofthebooksseemeddifficult,becauseitwasn’teasyforhimtosit36toreadawholebook.Hedidn’tknow37todealwithit.Thenoneday,hesuddenlythought,“Whynottrytochangealittlebit?”Afterthat,hestartedtokeeptellinghimselfreadingwasfunandnecessaryinhislife.Andhetriedto38moretimereadingbooks.Intheend,hefoundreadingwasgreatandhecouldfeelthewriter’shappinessandsadnesswhilereading.Attitudes(態(tài)度)canmakeagreat39.Someoneoncesaid,“Althoughthesituationisbad,peoplearefreetodecidetheirattitudes.”Don’tcomplainaboutthesituation,40itisnotuseful.Attitudesdecideeverything.Withanoptimisticattitude,lifeiseasyandhappy.Let’ssmileatwhoeverwemeetandthewholeworldwillsmileatus.31．A．seem B．feel C．sound D．smell32．A．turnup B．wakeup C．cheerup D．putup33．A．in B．with C．for D．of34．A．kitchen B．park C．library D．house35．A．excited B．unfair C．crazy D．unhappy36．A．quietly B．loudly C．carefully D．successfully37．A．what B．how C．why D．when38．A．spend B．take C．find D．use39．A．decision B．difference C．discussion D．relation40．A．while B．but C．so D．becausePassage5（22-23八年級下·重慶江北·期中）Alongtimeago,therewasanappletree.Alittlekidenjoyedplayingarounditandtakingarestunderit.Also,hewantedtopicksomeapplesfromthetree.Asa5-year-oldboy,hewasshortsohe41toclimbtothetopofthetreetogettheapplesandatethem.Hereallyhadfunplayingwiththetree.Helovedthetreeandthetreelovedhimatthattime.Timewentby.Theboy42andhedidn’tplaywiththetree.Oneday,theboycamebacktothetree.“Comeandplaywithme,”thetreesaid.“Idislikeplayingaroundthetreenow.Iwanttoys.Toysaremoreinterestingforme.Ineedmoneytobuythem.”“Idon’thavemoney,butyoucanpickmyapplesandsellthem.”Theboywashappyandclimbedthetreeandpickedalltheapples43thetreeandleft.Afteralongtime,theboywasalreadyaman.Hewasmuchtallerthanbefore.Hecouldtouchthebranches(樹枝)ofthetree44withoutclimbingup.Hecamebacktothetree.“Ineedahouseformyfamily.”“Youcancutmybranchestobuildone.”45theboycutallthebranchesofthetreeandleft.Hedidn’tcomeback.Thetreemissedhimsomuchandfeltsad.Onahotday,theboycamebackaftermanyyears.“Sorry,myboy.Ihave46foryou.I’mold.”“Ijustneedaplacetorest.Iam47afteralltheseyears.”Theboysatdownandthetreesmiledwithtears(淚水).Thetreeislikeour48.Whenweareyoung,welovetoplaywiththem.Whenwegrowup,weleavethem,andweonlycometothemwhenweneedsomethingorwhenwehave49.Youmaythinktheboyiscruel(殘忍的)tothetreebutthat’s50wetreat(對待)ourparents.41．A．waited B．liked C．seemed D．tried42．A．wokeup B．stayedup C．putup D．grewup43．A．a(chǎn)t B．on C．in D．for44．A．quickly B．slowly C．easily D．difficultly45．A．Because B．So C．If D．But46．A．everything B．nothing C．something D．a(chǎn)nything47．A．surprised B．excited C．tired D．interested48．A．friends B．brothers C．teachers D．parents49．A．problems B．a(chǎn)ctivities C．differences D．surprises50．A．when B．why C．what D．howPassage6（22-23八年級下·重慶南岸·期中）Youfeeltiredandyouhavenoenergy.Youcan’tbreatheoutofyournoseandyourthroathurts.Don’tbeafraid—youhaveprobablyjustgota51.Everyyear,manykidsexperiencethissickfeeling.Somekidshaveuptoeightcoldseveryyear.So,52isacold?Well,acoldisaninfection(傳染病).Itaffects(影響)53nose,earsandthroatandmakesyoufeelsickandweak.It’sveryeasytocatchacold.Whensomeonesneezesorcoughsnearyou,bacteria(細菌)travelthroughtheairand54comeintoyourbodyandthenmakeyousick.Also,ifyoutouchyournoseoreyesaftertouchingsomethingwithbacteriaonit,55adoororyourdeskatschool,youcangetsick.Someofthesymptoms(癥狀)ofacoldinclude(包括)afever,asorethroatandacough.Ifyousneeze,orifyournoseisrunningandyour56arefullofwater,you’veprobablygotacold.Mostpeoplewhohavegotacoldfeelverytiredanddon’thavemuchenergy(活力)todoanything.Acoldisnotapleasantthingto57.However,therearesomethingsyoucando

tofeelbetter.Youcaneathealthyfoodandgetalotofrestsoyourbodycanbe58tofightyourcold.Youshouldhavehotdrinksifyou’vegotasorethroatandcough.Ifyou’vegotafever,59ifyouaren’tfeelingbetterwithinafewdays,youshouldvisityourdoctorandtakesomemedicine.Acoldcanbeterrible,butjust60thattherearemanythingsyoucandotofeelbetterandgetstronger.Takecareofyourbodyandstayhealthy.51．A．cough B．headache C．fever D．cold52．A．what B．why C．how D．where53．A．my B．your C．its D．their54．A．clearly B．happily C．quickly D．luckily55．A．like B．on C．behind D．with56．A．hands B．a(chǎn)rms C．eyes D．ears57．A．experience B．choose C．develop D．notice58．A．enoughstrong B．strongenough C．toostrong D．tooweak59．A．a(chǎn)nd B．but C．or D．then60．A．think B．know C．forget D．rememberPassage7（21-22八年級下·重慶銅梁·期中）“DoubleKill!”Thesoundcomesfromthepopulargame“HonoroftheKing”.(《王者榮耀》)Manystudentsbecomecrazyaboutit.Tonyisoneofthem.He61playingthegamewithhissmartphonefrommorningtonight.Atlast,hisgradeswentdown.AlthoughLiuhasstoppedplayingitnow,hestillfeelslost.“It’slikesomethingiswrongwithoutmyphone,”hesaid.Smartphonescanmakeourlives62,buttheycanalsobringproblemstopeoplelikeTony.Someschoolshavestrictrulestostopstudentsfromusingtheirsmartphones63.Forexample,startingfromNov.25th,electronicdevices(電子產(chǎn)品)suchasphonesarebanned(禁止)atallschoolsinShandong.64,a14-year-oldstudentHollysayssmartphonesplayanimportant65instudents’life.Inmathclasses,shecanhandinherhomeworkonWeChat(微信).“Icanalsotakeartclassesandgetinformationbyusingmysmartphone,”shesays.InChongqingNo.1MiddleSchool,studentsarealreadyusingtheappYiqizhongxuetopracticespeakingEnglish66weeklyhomeworkathome.Maybethebestwaytoworkouttheproblemis67kidstousetheirphonesinarightway.Forexample,Tonyandhisclassmatesagreetosomerulesabouttheuseofsmartphone.“Weagreetoputourphones68whenwe’restudying,askourparentsforit69weusethephoneandonlyplaywithitforalittletime,”Liusaid.Also,spendingmoretimeinthe“realworld”canhelpyoubecauseyoucan70morehobbies.Sotrytotakepartinallkindsofoutdooractivitiesandyourlifewillbeinyourhands.61．A．thinks B．expects C．enjoys D．minds62．A．easy B．easily C．hard D．hardly63．A．toomuch B．muchtoo C．toomany D．a(chǎn)lotof64．A．Because B．Although C．However D．But65．A．way B．idea C．part D．lesson66．A．a(chǎn)t B．a(chǎn)s C．to D．in67．A．teach B．teaches C．taught D．toteach68．A．on B．up C．to D．a(chǎn)way69．A．a(chǎn)fter B．before C．because D．so70．A．bringup B．lookup C．takeup D．cutupPassage8（21-22八年級下·重慶九龍坡·期中）Frankwasaverytalkativelittleboy.Wheneverhesawanewthing,heaskedagreatmanyquestionsaboutit.Hismotherwasvery71.Whentherewastimetoanswerhisquestions,shewoulddoso.ThefirsttimeFranksawanhourglass（沙漏）,hewasveryinterested,buthedidnotknowwhat72was.Hismothersaid,“Anhourglassismadeintheshape（形狀）ofthenumber8.Thesandisputinatoneend,andrunsthroughasmallholeinthe73.Muchsandisputintotheglass,anditwillrunthroughinanhour.”Frankwatchedthelittlestreamofsand.Hewasveryimpatient,74itwouldnotrunfaster.“Letme75it,mother,”saidhe.“Itislazy,andwillnevergetthrough.”“Oh,butit76,myson,”saidhismother,“Thesandmoveslittleandlittle,butitmovesallthetime.”“It’sjustliketheclock.Whenyoulookatthehourhand（時針）oftheclock,youthinkitgoesvery77,andsoitdoes,butitneverstops.Duringthenight,thehourhandhasrunthroughtwelvetimeswhenyousleep.Ithasmovedall78itsface.Thisisbecausethehandsoftheclock79workingeveryminute.Theydonotstoptothinkhowmuchtheyhavetodo,and80itwilltakethemtodoit.”Frankseemedtounderstandsomething.71．A．patient B．polite C．honest D．humorous72．A．he B．himself C．it D．itself73．A．end B．middle C．front D．beginning74．A．though B．because C．or D．so75．A．pull B．repair C．mix D．shake76．A．must B．can’t C．will D．won’t77．A．slowly B．easily C．quickly D．quietly78．A．on B．in C．a(chǎn)round D．with79．A．like B．forget C．stop D．keep80．A．howlong B．howmany C．howmuch D．howoftenPassage9（21-22八年級下·重慶沙坪壩·期中）Frankusedtolivewithhismother.Theywerepoorandcouldjustmeettheirlivingneeds.Hismotherhadonlyoneeyeandbecauseofthat,Frankusedtoseeher81ashame(恥辱).Onedaywhenhismotherwenttohisschool,everyoneinschoollaughedathim.Becauseofthis,Frankstartedtohatehismotherandhedidn’twanttolivewithher.Sohedecidedthathewouldstudyreallyhardandwouldleavehismother.Frank82hisstudieswithgoodgradesandlandedagoodjobinanothercity.Helefthismother,boughtabighouse,gotmarriedandhadkids.Hewaslivingahappyand83life.Onedayhismothercametoseehim.Whenhiskidssawher,theyfeltscaredandwenttohim.Whenhecametoseewhowasattheirdoorhefoundthatitwashismother.Seeingher,hesaid,“84”Motherunderstoodthathersondidn’twanttoseeherandquietlyanswered,“Oh,Iamsosorry.Imaygettothewrong85.”Thensheleft.Dayslater,whenFranksawheragain,shewaslyingonthefloor86withapieceofpaperinherhand.She87:Mydearson,Iwon’tbeabletovisityouanymore.Butwoulditbetoomuchtoask88Iwantedyoutocomevisitmeonceinawhileaftermydeath?I’msorryforbeingyourshame.Yousee,whenyouwereverylittle,yougotintoanaccidentandlostyoureye.Asamother,Icouldn’tstandwatchingyouhavingtogrowupwithonlyoneeyesoIgaveyou89.Iwassoproudofyoubecauseyouwereseeingawholenewworldforme,inmyplace,withthat90.Iwasneverupsetatyouforanythingyoudid.Iloveyou.81．A．with B．to C．for D．a(chǎn)s82．A．finished B．remembered C．started D．pushed83．A．exciting B．boring C．successful D．stressful84．A．How’sitgoing? B．Youlooksodifferent. C．Comeinplease. D．Whoareyou?85．A．number B．person C．place D．invitation86．A．lifelessly B．lively C．a(chǎn)ngrily D．lonely87．A．told B．said C．read D．wrote88．A．unless B．when C．that D．if89．A．it B．myself C．mine D．them90．A．a(chǎn)ccident B．eye C．letter D．lifePassage10（21-22八年級下·重慶九龍坡·期中）Ibelievethatwecanhaveanimportanteffect(影響)onanyonewemeet.Therightwordsatjusttherighttimecould91someone’slife.92Iwasthreeyearsold,myparentsnoticedIwasdeaf.Afteraskingmanydoctorsandparentsofotherdeafkids,theydecidedtoputmeinanormal93.Onmyfirstdayatschool,theotherkidsmadefunofmebecauseofmyhearingaid(助聽器)andthewayItalked.94Iseemedoutgoing,myself-esteem(自尊心)wasquitelow.Isawmyselfasanuglykid.Mrs.Jordan,myteacher,changedallofthat95asimplethree-wordphrase.Onemorning,Mrs.Jordanaskedthewholeclassaquestion.Ireadtheshapeofhermouthandthenraisedmyhand96.Shecalledonme.Itookadeepbreathand97answeredMrs.Jordan’squestion.Iwillneverforgetwhat98next.Ms.Jordanpointeddirectly(直接地)atme.Withsparkling(閃光的)eyesandabigsmileshecried:“That’sright,Stephen!”Forthefirsttimeinmyyounglife,myconfidenceimprovedlikeneverbefore.Atthatmoment,Itold99thatnomatterhowmanydifficultiesImayface,Icanovercome(克服)them.Justfromthosethree100words,allmylifewaschanged.91．A．change B．begin C．break D．develop92．A．Before B．When C．After D．While93．A．hospital B．library C．bookstore D．school94．A．Unless B．Although C．Because D．Until95．A．with B．without C．a(chǎn)gainst D．onto96．A．a(chǎn)tleast B．a(chǎn)tmost C．a(chǎn)tonce D．a(chǎn)tall97．A．carelessly B．nervously C．lonely D．a(chǎn)ngrily98．A．caused B．started C．brought D．happened99．A．himself B．herself C．yourself D．myself100．A．simple B．difficult C．clear D．fairPassage11（21-22八年級下·重慶渝中·期中）WhenMrs.PricetoldherstudentstheyweregoingtoreadCinderella,theyallsaidtheyalreadyknewthatstory.Mrs.Pricesaidthatthey101knewoneversion(版本)ofCinderella.However,itwasafolktalewithmanydifferentversionsallovertheworld.Sheaskedthestudentsto102tofindthesedifferentversionsofthestory.Whenthestudents103class,theywerepleasedbyallthedifferentCinderellastoriestheyhadfound.AlisontoldaCinderellafromIreland.Itwasastoryaboutakindgirlwhohadtwowickedsisters.Thetwosistersalwaysaskedthegirl104allthehouseworkwhiletheywenttochurch.Ahenwifemagicallymadethegirlonebeautiful105forherkindness.EachSaturday,thegirlstoodoutsidethechurchdoorwearingthebeautifuldress.Peoplelovedherbeauty.Butwhen106triedtotalktoher,theshygirlquicklyrodeawayonawhitehorse.Atlastaprincewasabletograb(抓住)herblueshoewhensheleftinahurry.Theprincetraveledthroughthevillageandfoundthegirl.However,107theprincecouldwinthegirl’sheart,hehadtofightalltheothermeninthevillagewhoalsolovedher.Finally,theprincewonthefightsand108thebeautifulgirl.Theyhadahappylife.ThenKarasharedaCinderellastoryfromIndonesiaandlaterAndy109fromIndia.Aftersharingalltheirstories,thestudentsweresurprisedto110Cinderellawastoldinsomanydifferentwaysandinsomanycountriesaroundtheworld.101．A．nearly B．certainly C．recently D．sometimes102．A．dotheirhomeworkB．gotothelibraryC．setupagroup D．makesomenotices103．A．returnedbackto B．leftfor C．camebackto D．wentto104．A．do B．todo C．doing D．did105．A．dress B．clothes C．shoe D．hat106．A．everyone B．a(chǎn)nyone C．someone D．noone107．A．when B．a(chǎn)fter C．before D．until108．A．gotmarried B．marriedto C．marriedwith D．married109．A．theother B．a(chǎn)nother C．others D．theothers110．A．findout B．handout C．giveout D．cutoutPassage12（21-22八年級下·重慶沙坪壩·期中）EveryyearwhenMother’sDaycardsappearinthestores,Ithinkofmymother.Shenevercaredmuchabout111.Icouldjustsendacardorgiveheracall,andshe’dbeveryhappy.Afewmonthslaterafterherdeath,whenIpickedupaMother’sDaycardforherinabookstore,112IrealizedthatIhadnoonetosenditto.Myhearthurtandmytears113.Torememberher,Ichooseadifferenttheme(主題)eachMother’sDay.Thistime,it’saboutsomeofthethingsshesaid.WhenIaskedhernottosendmy114brothertoaboardingschool(寄宿學校),shesaid,“They’llteachhimtoreadBraille.Inthisway,hecanstarttolearnalthoughhecan’tseeanything.Iknowit’snoteasyforhim,butweneedtothinkabout115hecouldliveonhisowninthefuture.”WhenItoldherthatsheshouldhaveherownlife,shereplied“Iworkfivedaysaweek,cleanmyhouseonSaturday,gotochurchonSunday.Idon’tneedmyownlife.Ineedhelp.”Whenwefellonhardtimes,shesaid,“Lifeisa116.Sometimesyougive,othertimesyoutake.Nomatter117yourchoiceisthereisnodifference.Sotrytorememberhowharditistotake,becauseoneday,youwilldothegiving.”Mymotherwasreallya118woman.Asherdaughter,I119mymotherandalwaysfollowherway.Someday,whenI’mgone,Ihopemychildrenwillalsorememberme.And120thesametime,I’llbegladtogetacardoransweraphonecall.111．A．gifts B．interests C．changes D．relations112．A．slowly B．luckily C．clearly D．suddenly113．A．cried B．stopped C．flew D．dropped114．A．crazy B．deaf C．blind D．healthy115．A．if B．while C．a(chǎn)fter D．because116．A．school B．museum C．station D．bank117．A．what B．how C．where D．when118．A．typical B．clever C．nervous D．beautiful119．A．lookafter B．waitfor C．takeafter D．takecare120．A．during B．a(chǎn)s C．a(chǎn)t D．inPassage13（23-24八年級上·重慶沙坪壩·期末）Notlongago,IwenttoShaanxiProvinceforvacation.Itisveryfamousforbothitslonghistoryandits121culture.ThefirstplaceIvisitedtherewasthecapitalcity,Xi’an.Xi’anseemsveryfashionableandwasoncethecapitalof13dynasties(朝代)inhistory.Soithasseentherisesandfallsoftime.This122Xi’ananinterestingplaceforvisitorsaroundtheworld.IfollowedaguidetoseetheamazingTerracottaWarriors.Ithinkitwasthebestpartofmytrip.Why?For2reasons.First,allofthemhavedifferent123.YoucaneasilytellthisfromthephotoItookontheleft.Youcanseethestandingwarrioraswellasabending(跪)one,thewide-facedwarrioraswellasthelong-facedone,alsotheonehavingahatandanothernot.Canyoubelievehowrealandvividtheyare?Also,myguidetoldmethat124TerracottaWarriorsnowlookeddarkyellow,theywereoncebeautifullyinbrightcolors.Canyouimaginehowgreatandcolorfultheywere?IntheEmperorQinShiHuang’sMuseum,IsawtheBronzeChariotsandHorses.Whentheycameintomyknowledgeforthefirsttime,theywerejustsomepicturesandwordsinthe125.Andtheteachertoldus,“Whentheywerefound,theywerebrokenintomorethan3,000pieces.Ittooktheexperts8yearstorepairthem.”Themuseumintroduction(介紹)saystheyaretheearliestand126tobefoundinChina.There’snootherchariotandhorseasheavyandbiginthisworld.Standingrightinfrontofthechariotsandhorsesinperson,Ifinallyunderstoodwhypeoplecall127“thekingofbronze.”128thejourney,therelics(遺跡)inShaanxibroughtmeonesurpriseafteranother.Theyseemedtocometolifefromthetextbook.Howgreatitisto129historythroughmyowneyes!IbelieveIwillhavemoreexcitingtripsinthefuture,butonethingforsureisthatIwill130forgetthisone.121．A．rich B．poor C．boring D．simple122．A．becomes B．makes C．keeps D．gives123．A．heights B．faces C．looks D．sizes124．A．though B．but C．because D．so125．A．dictionary B．newspaper C．magazine D．textbook126．A．biggest B．smallest C．longest D．widest127．A．it B．itself C．them D．themselves128．A．Before B．During C．After D．At129．A．makeup B．thinkof C．writedown D．learnabout130．A．a(chǎn)lways B．never C．carefully D．quicklyPassage14（23-24八年級上·重慶沙坪壩·期末）WhenIwaslittle,myfavoriteseasonwaswinter.Ilovetoplayinthesnowandenjoythehotchocolate.Unluckily,winter131gavethespecialgiftofsnowonmybirthday.Iwouldaskmygrandmother,“132didn’titsnowonmybirthday?”ShewouldlaughandtellmethatIaskedtoomanyquestions.Butoneday,she133thatshewouldmakeitsnowonmynextbirthday.Thatyear,134mybirthday,mygrandmotherdied.Iwassadbutangrybecauseshehadsaidshewouldmakeitsnow.Onthedayofmysixthbirthday,Iwokeupandrantothewindow,hopingtoseejustonesnowflake.Buttherewasnosnow.Ifeltmadatmygrandmother.Shedidn’tkeepherpromise.Onmysixteenthbirthday,I135allhopeofgettingmysnow,eventhoughIstillwishedforit.Duringmyparty,Istayedwithmyfriendsandfamilyandwastrulyhappy.Ihadthebesttimeever!ThenIsawthewhitesnow136downaround.IwassoexcitedthatIranaroundscreamingandlaughing.Myfriendsalllaughedat137,butIdidn’tcare.138Igothome,mygrandpasaidhehadagiftforme.Iwas139becausehegavemeagiftyesterday.Itwasasmallwhitebox,anditlookedold.Iopenedit.Therewasacrystalsnowflakewithacardthatsaid,“Happybirthday.”Howcouldthisbe?Mygrandpasaiditwasmygrandmother’sfinalwish140my“sweetsixteenth”.Icried.Iwascertainthatmysmilinggrandmotherangelwaswatchingoverme.131．A．often B．sometimes C．never D．a(chǎn)lways132．A．What B．Why C．How D．Where133．A．a(chǎn)sked B．promised C．spoke D．told134．A．before B．a(chǎn)fter C．in D．on135．A．found B．lost C．kept D．changed136．A．putting B．put C．fall D．falling137．A．me B．it C．this D．that138．A．Until B．When C．Before D．Although139．A．pleased B．excited C．surprised D．sad140．A．a(chǎn)t B．with C．for D．inPassage15（23-24八年級上·重慶渝中·期末）“PoorGrandma!”DaisybegantotalkwithherbrotherJackwhenarrivinghome.“Iwishwecoulddosomethingtomakeherhappy.”Grandma141herleg.Thedoctorsaidshewouldbeinbedforsixweeks.Grandmalikeslookingafter142andtakingarestinhergarden,soshewouldnotlikesittinginherchairwaitingforgettingwellagain.Shewouldbe143.“Howaboutaterrarium(栽培盒)?”criedJack.“Terrariumsarelittleindoorgardensthatpeoplecan144inglassbottles.Inthisway,Grandmacanenjoyamini-gardeninherhouse145thesixweeks.”Daisyagreed.Afterlookingupinformationonlineandaskingforadvicefromgardeners,theyfoundterrarium-makingwasn’tthatdifficult,146theystillgotalottodo.Thentheybusilybegan