初中英語完形填空專項(xiàng)練習(xí)(含答案)

1、精品文檔完形填空（專項(xiàng)練習(xí)）( A )My grandfather was a teacher. He was the headmaster of a school for boys1 the age of thirteen and eighteen. He was very strict with the boys but kind2 , because when I was young , he usually gave me nice things, told meinterestingstories.But Ibelievethattheboys athisschoolwere3 of

2、him.At school,when he4 aroom fullofnoisy boys,there was5 atonce. Whenhe looked ata boy, thatboy 6redintheface,and looked down athisshoes.Ifa boy didn t do hishomework7andbrought him hispoor and carelesswork,my grandfatherwould pickup the boys book and threwit8 theroom, shouting,“Do it again and brin

3、g back tomorrow morning!”If the boy forgot to bring thework with him9time, he had to do it again and again, and yet again. Mygrandfather worked hard all his life. All the students had their love for him10they left his school.()1. A. ofB. betweenC. atD. by()2. A. to the girlsB. on the faceC. at heart

4、D. careful()3. A. afraidB. fondC. proudD. careful()4. A. came nearB. walked intoC. went towardsD. passed by()5. A. fearB. silenceC. smileD. cry()6. A. turnedB. changedC. appearedD. seemed()7. A. againB. at allC. wellD. in class()8. A. intoB. upC. acrossD. off()9. A. the firstB. at aC. a secondD. for

5、 some()10. A. afterB. sinceC. beforeD. while( B )When you wave to a friend, you are using sign language. When you smile tosomeone, you mean to be 1 . When you put one finger in front of your 2 ,you mean “Be quiet ”.Yet, people in different countries may use different sign languages.Once an Englishma

6、n was in Italy.He could speak 3 Italian.One day whilehe was walkingin the street, hefelt 4 andwent intoa restaurant.Whenthewaiter came, the Englishman 5 his mouth, put his fingers into it and tookthem out again and moved his lips. In this way, he 6 to say,“Bring mesomething to eat.”But the waiter br

7、ought him a lot of things to 7 . Firsttea, then coffee, then milk, but no food. The Englishman was 8 that he wasnot able to tell the waiter he was hungry. He was 9 to leave the restaurantwhen another man came in and put his hands on his stomach. And this sign was10 enough for the waiter. In a few mi

8、nutes, the waiter brought him a large plate of bread and meat. At last the Englishman had his meal in the same way.()1. A. niceB. friendlyC. fineD. well()2. A. eyeB. handC. mouthD. arm()3. A. a littleB. fewC. a fewD. little()4. A. hungryB. tiredC. sadD. worried()5. A. washed B. openedC. closedD. tou

9、ched()6. A. daredB. meantC. hadD. decided()7. A. eatB. drinkC. carryD. play()8. A. happyB. gladC. sorryD. afraid。1歡迎下載精品文檔()9. A. quickB. slowC. readyD. quiet()10. A. goodB. badC. brightD. wrong( C )There are robotsallaround us. Somedo very 1 jobslikeflyingairplaneand driving subway trains. And some

10、 do simple jobs.Whenan automatic （自動(dòng)的） washing machine 2 ,water goes in.The machinewaits untilthe water is hot 3 washingthe clothes.Itdoes thisby “feedback ”（反饋） . Information about whats happening is“feed back ”into the robot totell it 4 next.Our eyes, ears and other senses（感官） are our feedback. Th

11、ey tell us 5around us. So robots are like people in 6 ways. They work and they havefeedback.But 7 robots look like people. Many are hidden away. Robots control thetemperature of our house, our cookers, our hot water systems. We can set thecontrolsto the temperaturewe want. The robotdoes 8 .Itsfeedba

12、ck usuallycome from a thermostat（自動(dòng)調(diào)溫器） .One kind of thermostat is strip of metal, which bends（彎曲） when it getshot. At the right temperature, it bends just enough 9 a switch. This turnsoff the heat. As the air around it gets 10 , the metal gets straight, andthis turns the heat on again.()1. A. easyB

13、. simpleC. differentD. difficult()2. A. is switched on B. is switchedC. is switchingD. switches on()3. A. afterB. beforeC. as soon asD. while()4. A. how to doB. what to do C. what to do itD. to do what()5. A. what will happenB. whats happeningC. to happen whatD. something will happen()6. A. someB. a

14、nyC. twoD. three()7. A. manyB. a lot ofC. very fewD. a little()8.A. something B.some otherthingsC.half the work D. the rest()9. A. to workB. working C. to working D. works()10. A. coldB. hotC. coolD. warm( D )A man was sitting in the doctors office. He was telling the doctor abouthis 1 .“I like foot

15、ball, doctor.”he said.“Please help me. My life has 2been a good one sinceIbecame 3 infootballand itis getting worse and worse.I canteven4well at night. When I close my 5 , Im out there in thefootball field6 after a flying ball. When I wake up , Im more7than Iwas when I went to bed. What am I going t

16、o do? The doctor sat back and said,“Firstofall,you 8todo yourbest not todream aboutfootball.Before youare fallingasleep,tryto9 aboutsomething else.Tryto think thatyou areat a party and someone is going to give you several million dollars.”“Are youcrazy? ”the man shouted.“Ill 10the ball!”()1. A. prob

17、lemB. familyC. sportD. journey()2. A. alwaysB. alreadyC. neverD. often()3. A. interested B. carefulC. deepD. strong()4. A. workB. playC. doD. sleep。2歡迎下載精品文檔()5. A. doorsB. windowC. booksD. eyes()6. A. lookingB. playingC. runningD. waiting()7. A. worriedB. tiredC. surprisedD. pleased()8. A. wantB. h

18、opeC. haveD. decide()9. A. hearB. writeC. talkD. think()10. A. missB. playC. catchD. pass( E )Many years ago, a man 1 Wu taught the king how to ride horses and how todrivea chariot. 2 sometime the king startedto race againstWu. But no matterhow many 3 the king raced against Wu, Wu always won.The kin

19、g was 4 and said to Wu,“You have taught me how to ride and how todrive a chariot. But I dontthink you have taught me everything about 5 .”“I have taughtyou 6 Iknow,”7 Wu.“But you have not learned everything.The 8 thing about driving a chariot is to think of the horses. The driverof the chariot and t

20、he horses should work together. You can then go very 9and drive for long distances. But your problem is this: When you are behindme, you want 10 withme. And when you are 11 me,you are afraidthatI willcatch up with you. 12 whether you are in front of me or behind me, you arethinking of me. You are no

21、t thinking of your 13 . If you want to win, youmust 14 thinking of my. You 15 think only of your horses.”()1. A. callsB. namesC. calledD. name()2. A. InB. AfterC. SinceD. Before()3. A. timesB. daysC. weeksD. months()4. A. happyB. gladC. pleasedD. unhappy()5. A. playingB. racingC. runningD. working()

22、6. A. everythingB. somethingC. anythingD. nothing()7. A. askedB. toldC. answeredD. spoke()8. A. dangerousB. newerC. beautifulD. most important()9. A. slowlyB. soonC. fastD. slow()10. A. catch upB. doC. talkD. help()11. A. besideB. in front ofC. nearD. next to()12. A. SoB. ButC. OrD. And()13. A. cows

23、B. dogsC. pigsD. horses()14. A. startB. stopC. keepD. begin()15. A. mustnt B. manyC. mustD. can( F )When old friends meet, there are many different ways 1 a conversation.For example, you could say: a) Hows it going? b)How are things? c)Take care.d) What s new?Whenold friendssay 2 ,they may say forex

24、ample: a)Take iteasy. b)Solong. c) Take care. d)See you.In western countries,adultsusually 3 whenthey firstmeet one another.In formal situations, people often shake hands when they 4 each other also.Manofferhis hand 5 .Ifthe womanoffersher hand, then the manshould shake6 .Increasingly,. Business and

25、 professionalwomenshake hands 7 eachotherunless they 8 seeneach other for a long time.9 handsis often very formal,。3歡迎下載精品文檔10is sometimes simply a casual friendly way to greet a friend.()1. A. stopB. beginC. form D. to begin()2. A. helloB. good morningC. good-bye D. sorry()3. A. say hiB. smile happ

26、ilyC. nodD. shake hands()4. A. leaveB. go homeC. meetD. talk to()5. A. to a man B. to a womanC. to himself D. to somebody()6. A. themB. himC. itD. her()7. A. toB. forC. withD. of()8. A. will notB. have notC. are notD. do not()9. A. shaking B. ShakeC. To shake D. For shaking()10. A. andB. soC. orD. b

27、ut( G )A hot dog is one of the most popular American foods. It was named afterfrankfurter, a German food.You may hear “hot dog ”1 in other ways. People sometimes say“hot dog ”to express2 . For example, a friend may ask 3 you would like to go tocinema. You might say, “Great! I would love to go. ”O(jiān)r ,

28、 you could say, “ 4!I would love to go.”People 5 usethe expressionto describesomeone who isa “show off ”, whotries to show everyone else how 6 he is. You often hear such 7 called a“hot dog ”. He may be a baseball player for example, who 8 the ball with onehand, making a(n) 9 catchseemmore difficult.

29、You know he is a hot dog becausewhen he makes such a catch, he bows to the crowd, hoping to win their 10 .()1. A. eatenB. usedC. cookedD. picked()2. A. strengthB. practiceC. pleasureD. reply()3. A. ifB. howC. whenD. where()4. A. Hot dogB. Dontworry C. Never mind D. Excuse me()5. A. everB. alsoC. sti

30、llD. yet()6. A. hopefulB. carefulC. kindD. great()7. A. a dogB. a handC. a personD. an action()8. A. catchesB. playsC. passesD. throws()9. A. hardB. funnyC. excitingD. easy()10. A. thanksB. cheersC. medalsD. matches( H )Mrs. White had a 1 cat, and it was the cats first 2 . One evening itwas outside

31、when it began to 3 heavily. Mrs. White looked everywhere andshouted its name, but she did not 4 it, so she telephoned the policeman andsaid,“I 5 a small black cat. Has anybody found one?”“No, Madam,”said the policeman at the other end.“But cats are really verystrong animals. They sometimes live for

32、days in the snow, and when it meltsor somebody finds them, they are quite 6 .”Mrs. White felt happier when she heard this.“And”, she said,“Our cat isvery clever. She almost 7 .”The policeman was getting tired,“Well then ”, he said,“Why dontyou putyour telephone 8 ? Perhaps she is trying to telephone

33、 you now.”()1. A. oldB. youngC. bigD. white。4歡迎下載精品文檔()2. A. springB. summerC. autumnD. winterSo such a condition （狀況） should be10 to give students both pleasure and()3. A. snowB. shineC. rainD. blowknowledge.()4. A. loseB. catchC. findD. look for()1. A. dayB. morningC. afterD. week()5. A. am losing

34、 B. loseC. have lostD. will lose()2. A. neverB. commonC. gladD. hardly()6. A. all rightB. goodC. betterD. ill()3. A. booksB. interestsC. sportsD. friends()7. A. saysB. tellsC. laughsD. talks()4. A. busyB. pleasedC. awayD. tired()8. A. upB. downC. onD. in()5. A. ForB. WithC. ThoughD. Because()6. A. untilB. whenC. atD. on(I)()7. A. goodB. PoorC. carelessly D. happyMany people think the more time is spent, the more work will be done. So()8. A. betterB. afraidC. worseD. wonderfulstudents have to spend