冀教版英語八年級閱讀理解新題型專項訓練(共3頁)

1、精選優(yōu)質文檔-傾情為你奉上八年級閱讀理解新題型專項訓練(2015.07)Passage 1：用方框中所給單詞的適當形式填空。enjoy, report, tourist, spend, astronaut, send, cost, excite, comfortable, openTraveling to space is no longer just a dream. But what about a space vacation? On Aug 16, 2011, a Russian company 1. _ plans for a hotel in space.The hotel wil

2、l 2. _ in 2016. The four cabins (艙) in the hotel can house a total of seven guests. The most 3. _ part will be the huge windows with views of Earth rotating (地球自轉) below.Guests in the hotel will live a more 4. _ life than astronauts in space. Theyll be able to take showers (洗澡) and 5. _ good food an

3、d drink, such as beef, potato soup, iced tea and fruit juice. The company will prepare the food on Earth and 6. _ it up by rocket.A five-day stay in the hotel will 7. _ 100,000 (1 million yuan). Getting there will cost even more and will take two days by a Soyuz (聯(lián)盟號) rocket. Guests will have to 8.

4、_ 500,000 in total for their space holiday.Space 9. _ might also meet some unexpected (意想不到的) guests. If there is a problem at the International Space Station, 10. _ will use the hotel for shelter (避難所).Passage 2：根據(jù)所給首字母的提示，填入適當?shù)膯卧~。An 8-year-old child heard her parents talking about her little broth

5、er Andrew. All she knew was that he was very 1. s_ and they had no money. Only a very 2. e_ operation (手術) could save him.One morning, the girl 3. h_ her father say to her mother: “Only a miracle (奇跡) can save Andrew now.” The girl went to her bedroom, collected all of her money and 4. c_ it careful

6、ly. She 5. h_ to a drugstore (藥房).“How can I help you?” asked the salesman.“I want to buy a miracle,” the girl answered. “My brother has something bad growing inside his head. My daddy says only a miracle can 6. s_ him. So how much does a miracle cost?”“We dont sell miracles here, my dear. Im so 7.

7、s_,” the salesman said, sadly.“What kind of a miracle does your brother need?” asked a well-dressed man standing nearby.“I dont know,” she answered. “Hes really sick and needs an operation in his head. So I 8. b_ all my money.”“How much do you 9. h_?” asked the man.“$1.11,” she answered.“Well, what

8、luck,” said the man. “$1.11 is the 10. p_ of a miracle. Lets go to see your brother.”That man was Dr Carlton Armstrong, a famous brain doctor. The operation was successful and it wasnt long before Andrew was well again. Sometimes miracles do happen.Passage 3：閱讀還原從方框內選擇適當?shù)木渥友a全短文，使短文意思通順、結構完整。其中有一項多余。

9、When I was growing up, I never heard the words “I love you” from my father. If your father never says them to you when you are a child, it gets harder for him to say those words as you get older. 1. _A few years ago, I decided to make the first move. After some thought, I called my father on the pho

10、ne and said: “Dad, I love you!”2. _ “Well, same back at you!” he replied quietly.“Dad, I know you love me. When youre ready, youll say it, too,” I said with a smile.Fifteen minutes later, my mother called and asked if everything was “OK”. 3. _A few weeks later, Dad ended our phone conversation with

11、the words: “Son, I love you.”I was at work during this conversation and tears came to my eyes as I finally heard the love. 4. _If I had not taken the first step, I would have never heard the love from my father.A. My father didnt say anything.B. It was a touching moment that I would never forget.C.

12、She seemed worried about me.D. In fact, I never said those words to him, either.E. There was a moment of silence at the other end of the line.Passage 4：讀寫表達Do you often find yourself with your eyes stuck to a TV, a computer or cell phone? Are you so distracted (使分心) by these objects that you forget

13、what time it is?If so, its very possible that youll _ (睡眠有困難) at night, according to a new study from the National Sleep Foundation (國家睡眠基金會) in the US.The study shows that the use of electronics (電器), such as TVs and cell phones, before bedtime _ (增加) the chances of a bad nights sleep.Researchers s

14、ay that the light from those electronics at night may make you excited before you go to bed. Then its hard for you to get enough sleep.According to the survey, about 95 percent of Americans between the ages of 13 and 64 use electronics before bed. They have their eyes on a TV screen, a laptop (筆記本電腦

15、) or a cell phone within an hour of bedtime at least a few nights a week.Among them, more and more young people especially those under 20 are using cell phones and laptops right before bed.So, whats the key to eight hours of sleep each night?Besides regular (定期的) exercise, and following a regular sl

16、eeping schedule, researchers strongly advise you to turn off cell phones, TVs, and all other screens, as soon as the sun goes down.Too hard? Then at least turn them off a few hours before bedtime.閱讀短文，根據(jù)要求完成下列題目。1. 在處填入適當?shù)亩陶Z。_2. 在處填入適當?shù)膯卧~。_3. Why do the electronics make it hard for people to get eno

17、ugh sleep?_4. According to the survey, about _ percent of Americans aged between 13 and 64 use electronics before bed.5. What do researchers strongly advise people to do?_參考答案：八年級閱讀理解新題型專項訓練(2015.07)Passage 1：用方框中所給單詞的適當形式填空。1. reported 2. open3. exciting4. comfortable5. enjoy6. send7. cost 8. spend9. tourists 10. astronautsPassage 2：根據(jù)所給首字母的提示，填入適當?shù)膯卧~。1. sick 2. expensive3. heard 4. counted5. hurried6. save7. sorry 8. brought9. have 10. pricePassage 3：閱讀還原1