八年級完形填空專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練一

初中精品資料歡迎下載初中精品資料歡迎下載初中精品資料歡迎下載八年級下英語完形填空專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練(一)What’sasmile?Whatdoesasmile1like?Doesanyoneknowtheanswers?ButIcansayit’slikeaflowerwithapleasantscent(香味).Oursmilecanmakepeopleget2toseeinsideyou.That’sthepowerofasmile.What’sthebestway3intoaroomfullofpeoplebyyourself?Theanswerissimple:4somethingveryimportantwithyou——asmile.5asmilewhenyouareamongstrangersisthebestwayto6themtogettoknowyou.Asmile7amessagethatyouarefriendlyandeasyto8.Ittellspeoplethatyouhaveaneasy-goinglook.9letasmileshowwhatagreatpersonyouare?Letpeopleseethatyoursmiledoesn’tstopatyourmouth.Itgoesallthewaytoyourheart.Beinghappy,smile!Being10,smile!Likeaflower,smile!()1.A.be B.get C.feel D.look()2.A.closevery B.closeenough C.veryclose D.enoughclose()3.A.torun B.run C.towalk D.walk()4.A.take B.bring C.get D.find()5.A.Puttingon B.Wearing C.Puton D.Wear()6.A.invite B.ask C.get D.want()7.A.puts B.gives C.sends D.lets()8.A.getalong B.getup C.comeup D.comewith()9.A.Whatabout B.Whydon’t C.Whynot D.Why()10.A.excited B.disappointed C.pleased D.sad（二）Everyonewantstobesuccessful.Butfailureisacommon(普通的)thingforustomeetwith.So,pleaseremember:Lifedoesn’tgiveusthepleasurewewant.Butifwenevergiveupand()1.A.Atfirst B.Allthetime C.Forexample D.Ofcourse()2.A.losehope B.win C.get D.accept()3.A.almost B.never C.always D.still()4.A.activities B.answers C.ideas D.ways()5.A.area B.end C.start D.shock()6.A.seriously B.serious C.angry D.angrily()7.A.getting B.gets C.toget D.get()8.A.careful B.disappointed C.angry D.upset()9.A.become B.turn C.get D.grow()10.A.often B.always C.never D.seldom（三）Somescientistssayourclothesaresopowerfulthattheycanchangeourfeelings.1,wecancontrolourfeelings2differentcolorsofclothes.Normallywhenwearesad,wewillweardarkcoloredclothes.Ontheotherhand,whenwearehappy,weoftenchoosetowear3coloredclothes.Thisisbecausetheseclothescanmakeothers4howwearefeeling.Itseemstosay,“I’mupset,Don’ttroubleme!”or“TodayI’mpleasedandeasy-going.”O(jiān)fcourse,wealsoknowthatsomepeoplelike5differentcolorsbecauseoftheirlikesordislikes.Somepeople6thesewords.Theyoftensay,“Ifonlythistrulyworked.”Well,inanswertothosepeople,therearealotofstudiesaboutwhathappensto7feelings.Ifheissad,askhimtowearredororangeclothes.Hewillbecome8andhappyverysoon.Ifheishappyandexcited,askhimtowearblueorblackclothes.Hewillbecomequietorpeacefulafewminuteslater.Itprovesthatifwewearspecialcolorsofclothes,itcanchangeourfeelings.Supposewearefeelingsad,ifweareinblack,wemaybegintofeel9.However,ifweareinredoryellow,itcanmakeusfeelalittlebetter.()1.A.Ontheway B.Bytheway C.Inthisway D.Atthisway()2.A.towear B.bywearing C.aboutwearing D.nottowear()3.A.bright B.brightly C.light D.lightly()4.A.understand B.tounderstand C.understanding D.understood()5.A.dress B.dressing C.dressin D.dressingin()6.A.believe B.believein C.don’tbelieveD.don’tbelievein()7.A.anyone B.someone C.anyone’s D.someone’s()8.A.relaxed B.active C.amazed D.successful()9.A.muchhappier B.muchbetter C.evenworse D.alittlesad()10.A.other B.theother C.others D.another（四）Everyoneneedsfriends.Weallliketo1closetosomeone.Itisnicetohaveafriendtotalk,laughanddothingswith.2,sometimesweneedtobealone.Wedon’talwayswantpeople3.Butwewouldfeellonelyifweneverhadafriend.Notwopeopleare4.Friendssometimesdon’tgetonwell.Thatdoesn’tmean5theynolongerlikeeachother.Mostofthetimetheywillmakepeacewitheachother，andbecomeagain.Sometimesfriendsmoveaway.Thenwefeelvery7.Wemissthemverymuch,butwecan8themandwritetothem.Itcouldbepossiblethatwecouldevenseethemagain.Andwecanalso9newfriends.There’smoregoodnewsforpeoplewhohavefriends.Theylivelongerthanpeoplewhodon’thave.Why?Itcouldbethattheyare10.Beinghappyhelpsyoustaywellanditcouldbegoodjustknowingthatsomeonecaresaboutyou.()1.A.look B.watch C.feel D.see()2.A.Hardly B.Nearly C.Suddenly D.Certainly()3.A.alone B.away C.allover D.around()4.A.friendly B.kind C.justthesame D.quitedifferent()5.A.that B.whether C.how D.why()6.A.enemies B.strangers C.students D.friends()7.A.angry B.sad C.happy D.alone()8.A.call B.ask C.tell D.talkwith()9.A.lookfor B.find C.make D.know()10.A.happier B.stronger C.kinder D.richer（五）Inmanybigcities,thereareusuallymorethanoneundergroundline(地鐵線).Thefastestway1inacityisbysubway.Howtotravelbysubway?Doyouknow?Hereissomeinformation2beforeyoutravelbysubway.First,youshould3therightline.Ifyoudon’t,youwillhaveto4andtakeanotherone.Second,youneedsomecoins5yourticket,because6themachineswhichsellticketsonlyacceptcoins.Coinscanbechangednexttotheticketmachines.Oryoucangototheticketoffice7some.8youhaveaprepaidcard,youcanjustgoahead.Afteryouhaveboughtthe9,youshouldwaitforyoursubwayoutsidetheyellowline.You10walktooclosetotheyellowline.It’sdangerous.()1.A.traveling B.totravel C.traveled D./()2.A.toknow B.tofind C.tosee D.totake()3.A.plan B.draw C.discuss D.choose()4.A.getup B.godown C.getoff D.geton()5.A.of B.to C.for D.in()6.A.mostof B.someof C.oneof D.abitof()7.A.tobuy B.toget C.toborrow D.tochange()8.A.Where B.If C.What D.Why()9.A.coin B.train C.everything D.ticket()10.A.should B.needn’t C.mustnot D.must（六）Mr.SmithworksinNewYork.Lastmonthhehadafifteen-dayholiday,buthedidn’tknowwheretospendit.HespoketohisfriendBill,“I1thehotweather,butIcan’tfindacoolplaceinAmerica.HowshouldIspendmyholiday?”“That’seasy,”saidBill,“You’d2toMoscow.Snowandicearecoveringthegroundnow.”Mr.Smithagreed3hisfriend.Heboughtanairticketandsoon4Moscow.Hehadahappytripthere,butonedayhe5.Afterlunchhewentoutsidethecity,hesawadog6himwhilehe7past(走過)ahouse.Thedogwashungryandwishedhimtogiveitsomefoodtoeat.Badluck!Hehadnopieceofbreadorcakeinhispockets.Hetriedtodriveitaway.Butitbegantobarkat(對……大叫)him.Hewantedtolookforastickbuthecouldn’tfindbutfailed.“HowstrangeRussiansare!”Mr.Smithsaidtohimself,“Theydon’ttiedogs,butfirmly(緊緊地)10thestones.MyGod!”()1.A.like B.unlike C.notlike D.hate()2.A.wouldgo B.wouldnotgo C.bettergo D.bettertogo()3.A.to B.with C.at D.about()4.A.arrivedin B.arrivein C.reach D.reachedin()5.A.madeamistake B.getintotrouble C.gotintotrouble D.findthetrouble()6.A.tofollow B.isfollowing C.followed D.following()7.A.waswalking B.walked C.wascrossing D.crossed()8.A.except B.besides C.beside D.without()9.A.pickeditup B.pickedupit C.pickitup D.pickupit()10.A.tied B.lied C.tie D.lie（七）Isitsafetotalkonthephonewhiledriving?It’sreportedthatmanyaccidentsarecausedby1thataredrivingwhilemakingphonecalls.Nowsomepeoplewantto2ifdrivingwhiletalkingonthephoneisdangerous.3acaraccidenthappens,thepolicewillaskwhetherthedriveris4amobilephone.They5theinformationinareport.Theinformationissaved,andlatertheycan6it.7towatchtheroadcarefullywhentheyareusingtheirmobilephones.Notlookingattheroadcanbe8,becausedriverscan’tfocuson(集中注意力)9isgoingonaroundthem.Now,thepolicehasmaderules10usingmobilephoneswhiledriving.()1.A.riders B.drivers C.walkers D.passengers()2.A.lookfor B.careabout C.findout D.thinkabout()3.A.Before B.If C.Until D.Later()4.A.using B.talking C.playing D.buying()5.A.copy B.remember C.search D.write()6.A.read B.study C.find D.learn()7.A.like B.want C.forget D.wish()8.A.dangerous B.difficult C.easy D.carefully()9.A.how B.where C.what D.why()10.A.to B.in C.of D.against（八）Nowadays,bicyclesareverypopulararoundtheworld.Insomeplaces,peopleuseabicycle1towork.Somepeopleevenridetheirbicycles2exercise.ButDoyouknowwho3thefirstbicycle?In21,aFrenchmannamedSivracinventedthefirstbicycle.Thehandlesandtheseatlooked4ahorseandweremadeofwood.Thisbicyclewasverydifficult5.In7,aGermannamedSauerbrunmadethefirstbicycle6.Theseatwasmorecomfortable.Thewheelscouldchangedirection.7intheforesttookonlyonehourinsteadofthreehoursonfoot.Butthesebicyclesstillhadnobrakes(剎車),andpeopleoften8.()1.A.go B.togo C.goes D.going()2.A.for B.at C.on D.in()3.A.invent B.invention C.invented D.inventing()4.A.at B.for C.after D.like()5.A.move B.tomove C.moving D.moved()6.A.good B.well C.better D.best()7.A.Ride B.Riding C.Rode D.Ridden()8.A.felldown B.fellbehind C.fellout D.fellaway()9.A.become B.becoming C.tobecome D.became()10.A.alittle B.evenmore C.themost D.much（九）Longlongago,apooryoungboylivedinasmallvillage.Everyafternoon,hewalkedaroundthevillagesellinghiscookingoiltomakemoney.Hecarriedthe1inasmallwoodenbasin(盆).Afterhesoldouthisoil,hewasverytired.Hethoughtthathe2arest.Helefthiswoodenbasinonastone,putthemoneyinitand3asleep.Abouttwohourslater,hewokeup.Helookedintothebasinandfoundthathismoney4gone.Hewentatoncetoseeajudge(法官).Thejudgelistenedtotheboy’sstoryvery5.Shethoughtforawhileandthensaidtothemaninheroffice,“6andgetallthevillagershere.”Whenallthevillagerscame,shesaidthateveryoneshouldputacoinintoapail(桶)ofwater.Abouthalfofthepeople7theircoinsintothewaterbeforeayoungmancameup.Healsoputhiscoinintothewater.“Waitaminute,”thejudgesaid,“Youstoletheboy’smoney,8?”Theyoungman’sface9red.“Yes-yes-yes,”hesaid,“Buthowdidyouknowthat?”Thejudgeexplained,“Yousee,afteryouputyourcoinintothewater,someoilcameuptothetop.Yourmoneymust10fromtheoilbasin.AmIright?”()1.A.village B.oil C.money D.people()2.A.wouldmake B.willtake C.had D.wouldtake()3.A.felt B.fell C.feel D.fall()4.A.is B.were C.was D.are()5.A.carefully B.happily C.careful D.friendly()6.A.Togo B.Go C.Tocome D.Came()7.A.puts B.wouldput C.put D.toput()8.A.didn’tyou B.don’tyou C.aren’tyou D.won’tyou()9.A.returned B.turned C.was D.getto()10.A.taken B.put C.come D.given（十）Peopleindifferentcountrieshavedifferentwaysofdoingthings.Somethingis1inonecountry,butitmaybequiteimpoliteinanother.InBritain,youmustn’tliftyourbowltoyour2whenyouarehavingsomeliquid(液體)food.Butit’s3inChina.AndinJapanyouevenneedn’tworryaboutmaking4whileyouarehavingit.Itshowsthatyou’reenjoyingit.ButpeopleinBritainthinkitisbadmanners.IfyouareavisitorinMongolia,whatmannersdotheywish5tohave?Theywishyoutohavealoud“burp”(打嗝)6youfinisheating.Burpingshowsthatyoulikethefood.InBritain,youshouldtrynotto7yourhandsonthetablewhenyou’rehavingameal.InMexico,however,guestsmaykeeptheirhandsonthetableduringameal.ButinArab(阿拉伯)countriesyoumustbeverycarefulwithyourhands.You8eatwithyourlefthand.Arabsconsider(認(rèn)為)itvery9mannerseatingwithlefthands.Sowhenyouareinothercountries,10carefullyandfollowthem.Asasayinggoes,“DoastheRomansdo.”()1.A.bad B.useful C.terrible D.polite()2.A.mouth B.nose C.ears D.eyes()3.A.same B.different C.important D.difficult()4.A.faces B.noises C.mistakes D.friends()5.A.them B.her C.you D.him()6.A.after B.before C.if D.until()7.A.give B.take C.bring D.put()8.A.needn’t B.mustnot C.shouldn’t D.maynot()9.A.different B.important C.good D.bad()10.A.see B.look C.read D.watch（十一）NewKowloonPrimarySchoolisgoingtoholdacharityfair(慈善活動)nextSunday.They.Theyhavealreadysold1000tickets.Theprogramofthefairiswonderful.4,thepupils’teamwillhaveabasketballmatch5theteachers’.Thentwosingers,KittyLiandBettyFeng,will6atthefair.TherewillbeamagicshowandChinesedances.Aftertheshows,therewillbea8,becausetheteachersandpupilshavedonated(捐獻(xiàn))manythings,suchasbooks,toysandclothes.Atthe9ofthecharityfairtherewillbealuckydraw.Mr.Wang,theheadmaster,hasdonatedatape-recorderasthegrandprize,andtherewillbeten10prizes.Let’swishthischarityfairabigsuccess!()1.A.waste B.save C.spend D.raise()2.A.to B.of C.about D.with()3.A.one B.both C.each D.either()4.A.Second B.First C.Later D.Now()5.A.against B.for C.from D.on()6.A.speak B.host C.call D.sing()7.A.too B.either C.also D.aswell()8.A.sale B.film C.party D.meeting()9.A.front B.end C.back D.beginning()10.A.others B.another C.more D.fewer（十二）Mrs.Whitewasveryfat.Shewasover100kilos.1shewenttoseeadoctor.Thedoctorsaid,“Youneedabalanceddiet,Mrs.White,andIhaveagood2here.”HegaveMrs.Whiteasmallbookandsaid,“Readthiscarefullyandeatthethingsonpage11everyday.Thencomebackandsee3infourweeks.”Mrs.Whitecameagainfourweeks4,butshewasn’t5.Shewasstillveryfat.Thedoctorwassurprisedandasked,“Areyoueatingthethingsonpage11ofthesmall6?”“Yes,doctor.”Sheanswered.ThenextdaythedoctorvisitedMrs.Whiteduringher7.Hewasverysurprised.Hesaid,“Mrs.White,8areyoueatingpotatoesandbread?They9inyourdiet.”“But,doctor,”Mrs.Whiteanswered,“Ifollowmydiet10lunchtime.Thisismydinner.”()1.A.But B.So C.However D.Because()2.A.pen B.news C.pie D.way()3.A.me B.you C.it D.yourfood()4.A.after B.late C.later D.before()5.A.fatter B.thinner C.smallerD.morehealthy()6.A.food B.book C.thing D.diet()7.A.holiday B.weekend C.dinner D.home()8.A.Why B.How C.Where D.What()9.A.are B.aren’t C.don’t D.won’t()10.A.at B.in C.for D.with（十三）Mrs.Smithwaslookingattheshowwindowofashopsellingshirts.Shewantedtobuya1forMr.Smith,herhusband.Thereweresomanybeautifulshirtsthatshecouldn’tdecide2.Atlast,shechoseoneandboughtithome.WhileMr.Smithwasreadinganewspaper,sheshowedhimtheshirt.Shewantedtoknow.Itwasbothtoolongandtoobig.ThenMrs.Smithwasheditinordertomakeitbecomesmaller.Buttheshirt5didn’tfithim.Nowitwastoosmallforhim.SheaskedTom,hisson,to6,andhedidso.Theshirtdidn’tfithim,7.Thenthewomanbegantowashtheshirtoncemoretomakeit8.Butthistimetheshirtbecametooshortaftershewasheditagain.Nowthelittlegirl,herdaughterwas9whenhermotherdressedherintheshirt.Why?Becauseitwastoolarge,shedidn’tlikeitatall.Noneofthemknew10.Mrs.Smithfeltsoupset.()1.A.shirt B.shoes C.clothes D.short()2.A.shechosewhichone B.tochoosewhichone C.thatwhichoneshechose D.whichonetochoose()3.A.triedon B.triedout C.wore D.puton()4.A.notatall B.atall C.anylonger D.anymore()5.A.usually B.still C.ever D.always()6.A.putonit B.putiton C.haveonit D.haveiton()7.A.also B.too C.aswellas D.either()8.A.smaller B.bigger C.thesmallest D.thebiggest()9.A.happy B.nervous C.worried D.unhappy()10.A.howtodowith B.whattodo C.whentodo D.howtodo（十四）Clothesareimportantinourlife.Differentpeoplewear1clothes.Nowlet’s2somepeopletalkingaboutclothes.before.Therearedifferentpeopleinmyworkingplaceeveryday.Ifsomeoneseesmein4once,Idon’tliketogooutinitagain.IliketowearbrightcolorsandalwaysdressupwhenIgotoparties.IbuyallkindsofclothesandItrytofollowthelatestwayof5.Hi,I’mJack.Idon’thavemuchtosayaboutclothes.Shopping6clothesisn’treallythewayoflifeI’minterestedin.SinceI’mstillatcollege,Idon’treallymind7Iwear.IhavetwojacketsandIoftenwear8.Iknowlittleaboutthewayofdressing.Idon’tliketheseriouslook.saythatmyclotheshavetobecomfortableandmakeme9easyassoonasIputthemon.SometimesIbuyclothesinsomesmallmarkets—they’relessexpensivethere.Igoshoppingforclothesaboutonceamonth.IfIsee10andfitforme,Iwouldmaybegoforitthere.()1.A.thesame B.different C.beautifulD.comfortable()2.A.listento B.hear C.tolistento D.tohear()3.A.as B.like C.than D.long()4.A.something B.anything C.nothing D.everything()5.A.dress B.dressing C.dresses D.todress()6.A.of B.in C.for D.on()7.A.what B.who C.where D.when()8.A.it B.them C.their D.they()9.A.tofeel B.feels C.feeling D.feel()10.A.somethingcomfortable B.anythingcomfortable C.comfortablesomething D.comfortableanything（十五）OnedayJackwenttoabigdinnerparty.Hiscoatwasnotgood.Whenhewentin,noonehisbestcoatandthencamebackto4party.Everyonestoodupatonceandcametomeethim.Otherguests5himtothebesttableandgavehimthebestfood.ThenJackputthefoodinhiscoatandsaid,“Pleaseeat,mydearcoat.”Theotherpeoplewerevery6andsaid,“Whyareyoudoingthat?”Jackanswered,“I’maskingmycoat7now.WhenIcamehereat8,nobodynoticedme9gavemefood.AfterIchangedmycoat,yougave()1.A.any B.some C.few D.little()2.A.too B.very C.so D.such()3.A.wear B.puton C.towear D.toputon()4.A.a B.an C.one D.the()5.A.take B.taken C.took D.takes()6.A.surprise B.surprised C.surprising D.angry()7.A.eat B.eating C.toeat D.ate()8.A.first B.thefirst C.last D.thelast()9.A.and B.or C.nor D.but()10.A.I B.my C.mine D.me（十六）BernardShawwasn’tinterestedinclothes.Whenhewasyoung,hewastoopoorto1goodclothes.Whenhewas2,hedidnotweargoodclothes,either.Inearlydayshisclotheswere3oldthatthecolorsinthematerialfaded(褪色)overtheyears.Laterinhislifehewasgladtodressdifferentlyfrom4men.Whentheywentoutineveningdressesintheakindofmaterialthatheliked.Oneeveninghewenttoseeaplayinhisoldcoat.Atthedoorofthetheaterthegatekeeper6himfromenteringit.“7isthematter?”heaskedangrily.Themanpointedtotheoldcoat.“Don’tyoulikeit?”Shawcried,“Ifyoudon’tlikeit,I’ll8.”Afewminuteslater,hewalkedtowardshisplaceinthetheater9thecoat,butthemanfollowedhim,cryingloudly,“Stop!Youcan’tgoinlikethat!”Shaw’s10faceturnedblack,“DoyouthinkI’mgoingtotakeoffanymore?”()1.A.puton B.buy C.sell D.had()2.A.older B.stronger C.taller D.younger()3.A.such B.so C.very D.too()4.A.other B.others C.another D.theother()5.A.into B.in C.by D.of()6.A.asked B.stood C.stopped D.protected()7.A.How B.What C.Which D.Why()8.A.takeitoff B.takeoffit C.putiton D.putonit()9.A.in B.on C.with D.without()10.A.angry B.happy C.sad D.worried（十七）Trafficruleshelptokeeporderontheroad.Theyalsohelptokeeppeople1.Thepedestrian(行人)hasasmanyrulesto2asthedriverofacar.Youshouldwalkonthesidewalk(人行道)oratthesideoftheroad.Alwayslook3beforeyouwalkacrossthestreet.Ifyoulikeridingabike,don’trideinthemiddleoftheroadorrun4redtrafficlights.Whenyourideabikewithafriend,don’tlookaroundortalk.Ifyoudriveacar,youshould5atthetrafficlights.Youmustalways6aseatbelt(安全帶).Withoutbelts7thedriverandthepassengersmaybebadlyhurtinasuddenaccident.Youmaynotneedtotakeabus,but8ifyouhavetotravelinone.Getonorgetoffabusonlywhenitcomestoa9.Whenitisfull,don’ttrytogetinside,10youmayfalloff.TrafficrulesarealsocalledRoadSafetyrules.Themaxim(格言)forallroadusersis“Thinkingaboutothers”.()1.A.healthy B.safe C.happy D.careful()2.A.follow B.make C.break D.pass()3.A.happy B.happily C.careful D.carefully()4.A.through B.across C.along D.around()5.A.speedup B.goahead C.getoff D.slowdown()6.A.take B.wear C.carry D.bring()7.A.half B.none C.both D.all()8.A.lookaround B.lookout C.lookafter D.lookback()9.A.sign B.stop C.corner D.crossing()10.A.and B.so C.or D.but（十八）Readingnewspapershasbecomeanimportantpartofourdailylife.Somepeoplereadnewspapers1thefirstthingtodointhemorning.Othersreadnewspapersassoonastheyhavefreetimeduringtheday2theycanlearnwhat3intheworld.Peoplej