新版七年級(jí)下冊(cè)完形填空專題訓(xùn)練難

1、七年級(jí)英語(yǔ)完形填空專題訓(xùn)練（一 ） Water is the “l(fā)ife Blood” of our earth. Like air and sunshine, it is very important _1_ living things. Without water, there can be _2_. All animals and  plants need water. Man also needs water. We need water to drink, to cook and to clean_3_ . It even _4_ the greater part of o

2、ur bodies.   Water is almost everywhere. Even in the _5_ places of the world,  there is water in the air. However, we can not drink seawater but fresh water.  To make things even _6_, people often _7_ to keep the water clean. They throw rubbish into rivers, lakes or seas. So not

3、all the fresh water is _8_ for us to drink. Weve short _9_ water. Something must be _10_ to stop this.(  ) 1. A. for      B. to  C. of    D. towards      (  ) 2. A. none   B. not    C. much  

4、0; D. no(  ) 3. A. himself  B. our    C. us   D. ourselves(  ) 4. A. make of    B. make  C. makes up  D. made in( ) 5. A. driest  B. wetter    C. drier    D. beautiful(  ) 6. A. best  

5、 B. worse   C. worst   D. better(  ) 7. A. decide        B. try          C. fail       D. take(  ) 8. A. clean enough  B. enough clean   C.

6、enough good  D. dirty enough(  ) 9. A. for      B. in     C. at      D. of(  ) 10. A.  do    B. did   C. doing  D. done（二）. When it was over 20 years ago, I first met Mr Andrews, m

7、y old headmaster. During the war (戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng))  I was studying at school in the north of England. My  _ 1 _ had just returned to London, and there were not   -_2_schools left for children. my father had to go from one school to another, trying to  &

8、#160;_3_  them to take me as a pupil. We had   _4_  to all the schools near our home, but no one would take me.  _5 _, we went to a school about five kilometers   _6 _ form home. The headmaster kept us waiting for at least

9、60;  _7_   . I could hear boys playing on the playground outside.   When the headmaster's secretary (秘書) let us   _8 _  his office, Mr Andrews said,"   _9 _  do you want to come here?" I

10、 had    _10 _   of saying something about studying,   _11 _  now I couldn't remember anything, only thought of the boys playing outside. " I don't know   -_12_   in London, " I

11、said. "I'd like to play with    _13_   boys. I'll read a lot of books, too." " All right," Mr Andrews said. "We have one seat  -_14_  ."   My two years at that school were   _15

12、 _ the happiest of my life.（ ）1. A. school     B. family    C. friends    D. parents（ ）2. A. good      B. helpful    C. cheap    D. enough（ ）3. A. make   B. hope

13、0;  C. ask    D. let（ ）4. A. been    B. gone   C. walked   D. got（ ）5. A. In the end   B. at first   C. At once   D. By then（ ）6. A. far     B. away   

14、0;C. back    D. down（ ）7. A. a while    B. a minute    C. an hour    D. a day（ ）8. A. in     B. to   C. inside    D. into（ ）9. A. What   B. When  

15、;C. Why   D. How（ ）10. A. remembered   B. thought   C. found   D. heard（ ）11. A. but   B. and    C. though   D. so（ ）12. A. anyone    B. someone   C. everyone&#

16、160;  D. no one（ ）13. A. others     B. other    C. the others   D. the other（ ）14. A. more    B. free    C. each    D. only（ ）15. A. under   B. inside 

17、;  C. above   D. among    （四）One cold winter morning, an old woman had to _1_ her doctor. When he came, she_2_ him that her right  leg hurt, and that sometimes she could _3_ walk. She asked him what was _4-_as she had _5_had such feeling.  The d

18、octor looked her over carefully , then he said ,“You are in a good _6_for a woman of your age. I think the trouble in your right leg is just a matter of old age catching up with you. We get all kinds of illness（疾?。7_We get older.The trouble will almost certainly _8_ in spring.”“I do  think so

19、doctor!” she said. “My left leg is_9_and it is _10_ age  as my right.”（    ）1.A.send for    B.be sent for    C.go  to     D.send  to（    ）2.A.asked    B.said     C.t

20、old      D.spoke（    ）3.A.almost    B.nearly  C.badly    D.hardly（    ）4.A.trouble     B.wrong    C.matter   D.problem（    ）5.A.ever before 

21、B.never before   C.ever ago   D.never ago（    ）6.A.time    B.lucky      C.healthy    D.health（   ）7.A.as     B.during     C.before    D

22、.until（     ）8.A.start   B.begin   C.end      D.come（   ）9.A.good   B.nice     C.kind  D.well（    ）10.A.the  same     B.as     

23、60;        C.so         D.the different  (五)Tom and Fred were talking about the year 2050.  “What will  1  be like in the year 2050?” asked Tom. “I dont know,” said Fred. “What do you think?” “Well, n

24、o one knows. But it is  2  to guess,” said Tom. “In the year 2050 everybody will  3  a pocket (袖珍) computer. The computer will give people the  4  to all their problems.  We shall all have telephones in our pockets,   5  . And well be able to talk to

25、 our friends all over the world. Perhaps well be able to  6  them at the same time. Machines will do  7  of the work, and people will have more  8 . Perhaps they will work only two or three days a week. They will be able to fly to the moon by spaceship and spend their holida

26、ys there.”  “Im very  9 -_to hear that. I hope to fly to the moon. And I hope Ill be able to live  10  ,” said Fred. “Wont that be interesting? Just like a fish.”（ ）1.       A. our home    B. the traffic   C. a factory &

27、#160; D. the world（ ）2.       A. pleased      B. no use     C. interesting  D. unusual（ ）3.       A. carry        B. bring      C.

28、 give       D. send（ ）4.       A. news        B. ways      C. things      D. answers（ ）5.       A. either   &#

29、160;    B. again      C. too        D. also（ ）6.       A. call          B. see        C. look   

30、0;   D. listen（ ）7.       A. most         B. many      C. lot         D. every（ ）8.       A. work    

31、0;    B. duty       C. holidays    D. times（ ）9.       A. sorry         B. glad        C. sure       D. a

32、fraid（ ）10.   A. in the sea      B. on land     C. on the mountain  D. under the ground    (六) We spent a day in the country and picked a lot of flowers. Our car was full of   -1  _ 

33、60; inside. On the way home my wife saw a bookshelf outside a furniture (家具) shop. "Buy it," she said at once. "We'll _ 2_   it home on the roof-rack (車頂架). I've always wanted one like that." Ten minutes _3_  we were back with

34、the bookshelf. 1 drove slowly. Other drivers seemed more polite than usual that evening. The   -4 _  even stopped traffic to let us through. After a rime my wife said, "There's a long line of cars  _5 _ . Why don't they overtake

35、0;(超車)?" Just at that time a police car did overtake, and two officers inside asked us to   _6 _   their car through the busy traffic. The police car stopped at our village church（教堂）.One of the officers came to me and said,  "Do you need any mo

36、re   _7_   now?" I didn't quite understand. So I said, "You've been very   _8  _. We live just down the road." He was looking at our things, first at the flowers, then at the bookshelf. "Well, well," he said

37、 and _ 9_ , "It's a bookshelf you've got here! We thought it was er, something else." My wife began to laugh. Suddenly I understood  -10_   the police drove here.（ ）1A. books        B. flowers 

38、;   C. fruits    D.vegetables（ ）2. A. take     B. carry     C. send   D. hold  （ ）3. A. before    B. after     C. later   D. hold（ ）4. A. drivers  

39、60;B. police   C. cleaners   D. sellers（ ）5. A. behind   B. before    C. beside   D. back（ ）6. A. take    B. follow     C. move     D. drive（ ）7. A. time     B. mone

40、y     C. help     D. water（ ）8. A. kind        B. clever     C. polite      D. popular（ ）9. A. laughed  B. cried    C. shouted   D

41、. jumped（ ）10. A. how   B. what    C. who  D. why      （七）Its never easy to admit (承認(rèn))you are in the wrong. We all  _1 _to know the art of apology ( 道歉).Think how often youve done wrong. Then count how many _ 2

42、_  youve expressed clearly you were -_3_ . You cant go to bed with an easy mind if you do   _4 _ about it.  A doctor friend, Mr Lied, told me about a man who came to him with different kinds of signs: headaches, heart trouble and insomnia (失眠癥).

43、 _5  -some careful exams, Mr Lied found nothing wrong with him and said, “If you dont tell me whats _ 6 _ you, I cant help you.”  The man admitted he was cheating (騙取)his brother of his inheritance (遺產(chǎn) ). Then and there the clever doctor  _

44、7 _the man write to his brother and  -_8 _ his money. As soon as the letter was put into the post box, the man suddenly cried. “Thank you,” he said to the doctor, “I think Ive got well.”  An apology can not only save a broken relationship (關(guān)系), but also make it

45、0;_ 9 _ .If you can think of someone who should be  _10_  an apology from you, do something about it right now.（ ）1. A. decide   B. have   C. need    D. try（ ）2. A. mistakes   B. people   C. ways   D.

46、 times（ ）3. A. sorry   B. weak   C. sad   D. wrong（ ）4. A. something  B. anything   C. nothing   D. everything（ ）5. A. Before   B. After     C. Till     D. Since( )6. A. hurting   B. ch

47、anging   C. touching   D . worrying（ ）7. A. made    B. helped   C. let     D. saw（ ）8. A. gave    B. kept   C. returned    D. paid（ ）9. A. newer   B. worse   C. harder

48、60; D. stronger（ ）10. A. received   B. give   C. known   D. forgotten（八） Martin Henfield talks about some of his experiences (經(jīng)歷) as a twin: When we were small my mother dressed us _1_ the same clothes. That was bad enough and we didnt like it. But when we went on

49、our first camping (野營(yíng)) trip with the scouts (童子軍), it was even _2_. We were only ten years old, and while _3_ went into their sleeping bags for the night, we were not happy to snuggle (緊偎) inside a double sleeping bag my mother made for us.At school our classmates _4_ us Henfield One and Henfield Tw

50、o, so people couldnt even see our difference according to (根據(jù)) our initials (姓名的開頭字母) because _5_ of us were M. O. It was only when I went to college and began to have my own friends that I started to feel my own freedom of identity (身份).Before I went to college (大學(xué)), during my last secondary school

51、 _6_, I got a job on a building site (地點(diǎn)). My twin brother, Mike Henfield, didnt work. He was resting. One day I said to the foreman (工頭), “Can I have a week off?” “Certainly,” he said, “but you wont have the job when you _7_ back.” I didnt want to _8_ the job. So on Monday

52、morning, Mike went down in my jeans (牛仔褲), jacket and hat and he worked for me for one week. _9_ of them knew the difference.Now I am growing old and I feel very different _10_ my twin brother. And hell tell you the same. We have really worked towards that for forty years.（ ）1.A. in B. for  C.

53、on  D. with （ ）2.A. bad B. worse C. good D. best（ ）3.A. all boys B. another boy C. all the other boys D. all the boys（ ）4.A. called  B. asked  C. to  D. knew（ ）5.A. every   B. each  C. both D. all（ ）6.A. holidays  B. holiday&

54、#160;C. week  D. weekend（ 7.A. get   B. will get   C. got  D. are getting（ ）8.A. loose  B. lost   C. missing   D. lose（ 9.A. All  B. None  C. Each  D. Both（ ）10.A. in  B. from  C. with  D. as（九）When the America

55、ns were getting ready to send their first man to the moon, an old Irishman (愛爾蘭人) was watching them on the television in the bar of a hotel. There was an Englishman in the bar, too, and he _1_ the Irishman, “The _2_ are very clever, arent they? They are going _3_ some men to the moon. It is a l

56、ong _4_ from the world.”“Oh, thats _5_,” the Irishman answered quickly. “The Irish are going to send some men to the sun in a few months. Thats _6_ away from the moon, you know.”“Yes, it is.” The English man said, “_7_ it is too _8_ for the people to go to.”The Irishman laughed a

57、nd said, “Well, the Irish arent stupid, you know, we _9_ go to the sun during the day, of course, we will go there _10_.”1.A. said to B. told C. talk to D. spoke to（ ）2.A. Englishmen  B. Americans  C. Irish  D. Frenchmen（ ）3.A. to reach  B. to send  C. to

58、 give  D. to rest（ ）4.A. time  B. street  C. road  D. way（ ）5.A. Good B. Nice  C. true  D. nothing（ ）6.A. long  B. far  C. farther  D. much farther（ ）7.A. and   B. but  C. or  D. because（ ）8.A. hot   B. warm C. cold  D.

59、cool（ ）9.A. dont  B. cant  C. wont D. mustnt（ ）10.A. in the morning B. in the afternoon C. in the eveningD. during the     （十） The United States covers a large part of the North         1   

60、continent (洲), when this land first became a nation. After        2     its freedom (自由) from England, it has 13 states. Each of the states had a star on the American flag (旗子). As the nation    3   &

61、#160; , new states were formed and there_4     new stars on the flag. _5    a long time, there were forty-eight states. In 1959 two        6_- stars were added (加) to the flag, standing for (代表) the n

62、ew states of Alaska and Hawaii.              7     were the first people of the land and great number of people came from England. It is     8     that rea

63、son that the language of the U.S. is English and     9     its culture andcustoms (文化習(xí)慣) are more 10   those of England than any other country in the world.  （ ）1、AAmerica        &

64、#160; BAmerica's       CAmerican       DAmericans（ ）2、Awin                 Bwon         

65、60;     Cwinning          Dhave won（ ）3、Agrew        Bgrows            Cgrowing       

66、0; Dhave grown（ ）4、Aare                  Bwere              Chave been      Dhad been（ ）5、AIn  

67、 BFrom  CFor   D.Through（ ）6、Aanother  Bmany  Cother   Dmore（ ）7、AIndia     BIndian   CIndias   DIndians（ ）8、Aon    Bfor     Cbecause&#

68、160; Dbecause of（ ）9、Athat   Bwhy    Cmany   Dall（ 10、Aas    Blike    C.same   Das if（十一）    Many of you are studying English and you may be     

69、   1     why it is so difficult to learn. It's actually not too difficult to learn      2     you know some   3     about the language and culture that it reflec

70、ts (反映). Perhaps the first thing you need to know about English is that it is made up of several other languages     4     French, German, Latin, Greek and AngloSaxon. In addition, there are words      5   

71、;  Spanish in English and many American Indian words and names, even some Chinese and Japanese       6     can be found in the English language. This borrowing of words    7  other languages is 8

72、     of the key reasons  9   some of the difficulties that people meet with (遇到)     10   they are learning English.（ ）1、Aknowing          Bwondering  

73、;    Clearning          Dhearing（ ）2、Abut                  Band             

74、;   Cif                    Dunless（ ）3、Anews        Bfacts        Ctruth     

75、60;  Dinformation's（ ）4、Asuch as           Bthe same as    Cso as    Dfor example（ ）5、Ain   Boff   Cof    Dfrom（ ）6、Awords  Bcultur

76、e  Clanguage  Dletters（ ）7、Afor    Bto    Cfrom    Dout（ ）8、Athat    Bsomething  Cone   Dthis（ ）9、Awhy   Bof     Cwhat   

77、;  Dfor（ ）10、Awhen    Bbefore  Cafter   Dwhile（十二）   Miss Richards was a teacher at a school for boys and girls. She 1     chemistry and physics from the lowest to the highest classes in the 

78、0; 2     . Sometimes the new classes     3     rapidly, but sometimes they were very     4     , and then Miss Richard's had to      

79、60; 5     things many times.       One year, the first class had been studying chemistry for several 6     when Miss Richards suddenly asked, "What is water? Who knows?   7  &

80、#160;  up?"   There was silence (沉默) for a few seconds, and miss Richards felt saddened (難過(guò)), but then one boy     8     his hand.   "Yes, Dick?" said Miss Richards encouragingly (鼓勵(lì)地). He was no

81、t one of the brightest children in the class, so she was       9     that he could answer.  "Water is a liquid which has no 10   until you wash your hands in it, Miss. Then it turns black," the boy re

82、plied with great confidence (信心).（ ）1、Ateaches           Bteaching         Ctaught            Dteach（ ）2、Aschooling Bschool  

83、          Cschools          Dhome（ ）3、Alearned          Blearning          Chad been learned &#

84、160; Dwere learned（ ）4、Aslow        Bbeing slow      Cslowly            Dslowest（ ）5、Arepeated         Brepeating &

85、#160;      Cdo                 Drepeat（ ）6、Ayears              Bminutes       &#

86、160;  Cweeks            Dseconds（ ）7、APut                 BHands            CGet 

87、;               DLook（ ）8、Alows   Bride    Craised    Dput（ ）9、Asad     Bglad       Cangry   &#

88、160;Dhungry（ ）10、Acolour         Bcolourful   Ccolourless      Dwith colour（十三）    Mr Wang teaches English in a middle school. He likes his work very much. He wanted  _ 1 

89、;_ a teacher even when he was a young boy.       There are six classes in a school day at Mr Wang's middle school. Mr Wang teachers five of these six classes.   _2     his "free" hour from 2 to 3

90、in the afternoon, Mr Wang          3_ meet with parents, check students' homework and        4       many other things. So Mr Wang works hard from the moment he

91、gets to school early in the morning until he leaves for home late in the afternoon, and his "free" hour is not free at all.   In his English lesson, Mr Wang sometimes teaches poems (詩(shī)). He likes poems very much, and he likes Li Bai's poems     &#

92、160;  5     of all.       In his fifth class today, Mr Wang taught a poem. He wrote the poem on the blackboard and read it. As soon as he finished _6     the poem, the students began to ask questions.

93、 He answered all the questions. Then he asked his students to talk about the poem.   7     one wanted to stop when the bell rang.           8     home, Mr Wang thought about the fi

94、fth class. He was happy about what he did as a teacher. Every one of his students        9     the poem. When they started to talk, they forgot about the time. He did not have to make them    10   . H

95、e only had to answer their questions and help them understand the poem.（ ）1、Awas                Bbeing              Cto be              Dbe（ ）2、AIn