八年級(jí)還原句子練習(xí)

1、八年級(jí)復(fù)原句子(一)Itsverycommontomeetdifferentpeopleinpublicplaces.WhenIwas12,Igotajobinashop.Onmyfirstdayatwork,Ididncomehomeforlunch.71._.Dadasked.“Wheredidyoumanageyourlunch,dear”Ianswered.“Inewmadefriendssomeintheshop,twinbrothers,theirmomanddad.Theyweremycustomers.72._.”DadwashappythatIhadmadenewfriend

2、s,buthewantedtoknowwhatkindofpeopletheymightbe.Severaldayslater,IaskedmyfriendstocometotheshopwhereIworkedandletDadmeetthem.Dadwasverysurprisedtofindoutthatthetwinbrotherswerejoinedatthechest.73._.WhenDadaskedmeaboutthis,Isaid,“Iknowthat,too.Butdoyouknowthattheirmomhastomakeallclothesbecauseitstoodi

3、fficulttofindanythingtofitthem”74._.Thatday,Joe,theoneontheright,mademenoodlesforlunch._.Buttome,whatIcaredaboutwasthattheyhaddifficultybuyingclothesandtheyweregoodcooks.A.Theyarealsogoodatcooking.B.WhenIcamehomeatnight.C.IdidnttellDadaboutthatbefore.D.Theyinvitedmetohavelunchtogether.E.ToDad,hemigh

4、tcaremoreabouttheirstrangelooks.Keys：BDCAE(二)FlorencelivedinthecountrysideofKenya(肯尼亞）inAfrica.Whenshewas12,theonlythingshewantedwastofinishschool.Butformanygirlslikeher,schoolisonlyadream.61Familieswillprobablyspendmoneyeducatingboys.Manygirlshavetomarryearly.ButFlorencewasabletocontinuehereducatio

5、n.62Lisastartedanorganizationtoprovidemanygirlswiththebesteducationpossible.Florencewasthefirstof320Kenyangirlsamongthem.63Duringhervisit,sheheardthatmanywomenmadeandsoldbaskets.Theyusedthemoneytosendtheirdaughterstoschool.“Twoyearslater,shestartedtohelpselltheKenyancraft(工藝品）intheUS.In1998,Lisabega

6、nhelpinggirlscontinuetheireducation.64InJanuary,2015,shestartedthefourthone.“Iwanttopreparethemforcollege,isasaid”.LThenewhighschooliscalledTembea,whichmeans“towalk”.Florenceiswalkingtowardsabrightfuture.65“Florenceisthefirstinherfamilytofinishhighschoolandcollege,said”Lisa.“Sheisanexampleforallgirl

7、sinKenya.”A.Schoolcostsmoney.B.In1991,LisafirstvisitedKenya.C.Afterthat,shehelpedbuildthreeschools.D.Sheleftcollegein2010andisnowateacher.E.ItwasLisaStevenswhohelpedachieveherdream.Keys：AEBCD(三)Nowmoreandmorechildrenarebecomingveryheavy.Maybetherearethreemainreasons.Firstly,51Theshopssellunhealthyfo

8、ods,suchasfriedchickenandicecreamatlowprices.Sosomechildrendonhome.52,thenprobablychildrenwouldbuylessunhealthyfood.tliketoewecanseeMcDonaldsandKFCeverywhere.53Infact,mostofthefastfoodisunhealthybecauseithastoomuchsaltandsugar.Thirdly,childrenthesedaystakelittleexercise.Whentheygethome,54Itisnatgood

9、habit,anditalsogivesthemtimetoeatmoreunhealthyfood.55Weshouldaskchildrentodomoresportsandeatlessfastfood.A.Manychildrenarecrazyaboutfastfood.B.therearetoomanyshopsaroundschools.CTheyshouldgooutsideandplaysportsorgames.Keys：BEADCD.theysitinfrontofthetelevisionortheircomputersandplaycomputergamesE.Ift

10、herewerefeweroftheseshop(四)Thewinterholidayiscoming.Whatarethestudentsgoingtododuringthewinterholiday51.Allthestudentslikethewinterholidaybecausethereisanimportantfestival-theSpringFestival.52.Afterfinishinghomework,theycanhaveagoodtime.DuringtheSpringFestival,theyaregoingtovisittheirfriendsandrelat

11、ives(親戚).53.MoststudentsaregoingtowatchTVwiththeirfamilies.Somearegoingtoplaycomputergameswithfriends,LiLeiisgoingtotravelwithhisparents,54.HuangJingisgoingtothecountrysidetoseehergrandparentswithherfatherandmother.YangFanisgoingtotakeguitarlessons.Helovestoplaytheguitar.LinJuanisgoingtoplaytableten

12、niseverydayinthewinterholiday.Shewantstohaveahealthybody.55.Keys：CEADB(五)ChenYujie,15,studiesataboardingschoolinNingbo,Zhejiang._41_Itwasnotashortridehomeandthetripsweretiring.ChenA.Theyaregoingtobuysomenewclothesandgoodfood.B.Ihopeallofthemcanenjoythemselvesduringtheholiday.C.Wedidasurveyandthisisw

13、hatwelearned.D.TheyaregoingtoHainanIslandbecauseitsverywarminwinter.E.Moststudentssaytheyaregoingtofinishtheirhomeworkfirst.hopedherparentscouldputthemoneyonabankcard,soshedidnthavetotravelsooften._42_“Itsusuallythemostrelaxingtimeforourfamily,saidChen.Shechosetherighttime.Afterafewturnsoflobbying(游

14、說),herparentsfinallyagreedwithChen._43_SotheyhavetochoosearighttimeUSmagazineHighightrecentlysurveyed1,521kidsaged6-12inthecountry,askingquestionslike_44“”_ResultsshowthatAmericankidsseemtoknowwhentheirparentsaremostreceptive(樂于接受的).Mealtimeisdiscoveredtobetheirmostfavoritetimetotalktotheirparents.B

15、edtimecomessecond,followedbytimespentinthecar.Chineseteenagersseemtohaveasimilartendency(偏向)overtheproblem.QianjiangDaily,anewspaperinZhejiang,didasurveyaboutit._45_SodoyouhaveanythingtotalktoyourparentsaboutChooseagoodtime.A.Whenyouwanttotalktoyourparentsaboutsomethingimportant,whenisthebesttimetod

16、oitB.ShedecidedtodiscussitwithherparentsduringTVtimeafterdinner.C.FormostteenagerslikeChen,talkingtoparentscanbedifficultorevenworrying.D.SheusedtogobacktoherhomeinCixieveryweektogetmoneyfromherparents.E.Theresultshowsmostteenagersinthecitywouldchoosemealtimetotalktotheirparents.Keys：DBCAE(六)Hip-hop

17、Planet_76_CountrieslikeFrance,BrazilandevenJapanhavetheirownhip-hopculture.Butwheredidthisstrangespeaking-singingstylecomefromManycenturiesago,inWestAfrica,traditionalstorytellersplayedmusicalinstrumentswhiletheyweretellingstories.WhenthistraditiontravelledfromWestAfricatotheUSA,itdevelopedintodiffe

18、rentmusicalstyle.Forexample,bluesandjazz,77Andinthe1970s,thereweremanypoorareasinNewYork.Therewasntanymoneyformusiclessonsinschools,sokidsmadetheirownmusic.TeenagersAfrikaandDJtheirplayedtheirrecordsoutsideinthestreets.Everybodyjoinedin.MCshadrapping(說唱)competitions.Everyweek,thereweretalentednewdan

19、cers,newDJsandnewMCs.Hip-hopculturewasborn.youngDJattheparty.Hewasplayingrecords,Whilehewasputtingarecordon,akidpickedupamicrophone(話筒)andbeganrapping.Someotherkidswerebreak-dancingtothemusic.Itwasloudandboring,andIhatedit.Ipreferredjazz._79_TodayssuccessfulAmericanartistslikeMissyandherfriendTimhea

20、rditontheradiowhentheyweregrowingup.ThelasttimeIheardhip-hop.IwasinWestAfrica.80IwasgoingtointerviewatraditionalstorytellerwhenImetayounghip-hopartist.HetoldmetherearehundredsofrapgroupsinAfricatoday.Weliveonahip-hopplanet.A.IrememberthefirsttimeIheardhip-hop.B.Youcanfindhip-hopeverywhereyougo.C.Iwa

21、swritingabookaboutAfrican-Americans.D.Duringthe1980s,hip-hopbecamepopularallovertheUSA.E.ThesestylesallstartedinpoorAfrican-Americanareas.Keys：BEADC(七)Haveyoutakenphotosbyusingmobilephoneswithselfiesticks自(拍桿)1However,apairofUSartistsfromNewMexico,AricSneeandJustinCrowebelievetheyhaveinventedabetter

22、oneandtheycallit“sarms”.2Itmakesthosepeopleinthepicturesseemtobeholdinghandswithalovedone.Thepairsaysitoffersafarbetterexperiencethanusingastraightstick.Theselfiearmmakespeoplefeeltheyarenotalonewhentheytakephotos.3Theythinktheirinventionsolvesthemainproblemthatselfiestickhaspeoplelookalonewhilethey

23、aretakingpicturesofthemselvesingreatinterest.Theproduct,atpresent,justanartprojectandamodel,convenientlyprovidesyouawelcomingarm.4Thepairsaytheyarefascinatedwiththeirnewideas.The“selfiearm”ismadeoffiberglass.5Theprojectthattheyworkonshowsthegrowingselfiestickphenomenon(現(xiàn)象)directlyandtheincreasingnee

24、dfornaccissism自(戀)andinternetagreement.A.Itislightweightandeasy-taking.B.Andbetteryetinthefuture,itlltalkinafriendlywaynevergetangryor.Itseemsthattheyaretogetherwiththeirfriends.D.Forbetterorworse,theyhavetakentheworldbystorm.E.Thisnewinventionisasmall,usefulandclever-designedtool.Keys：EDCBA(八)A.Hal

25、fsaidthattheyfeeltiredaftergettingupand15percentpeoplehavetroublefallingasleep.B.Aboveall,getenoughsleep.C.Enoughsleephelpsthebodyandbraingrowanddevelop.D.Thelightskeeptheirbrainsexcitedforalongwhile.E.Thereportsaidthatthisisoneofthemainreasonsforbadsleep.Sleepislikefoodforthebrain.66However,manyChi

26、nesedonotsleepwell,andmanydonotpayenoughattentiontosleep.Accordingtothe2013ChinaSleepQualityIndex指(數(shù)),nearlyaquarterofChinesepeopledontsleep67well.YeJingying,asleepexpertatBeijingTongrenHospital，says,“Ifpeopleoftenwakeupduringthenight,oralwaysfeelweakandtiredintheday,theyshouldpayattentiontotheirsle

27、eppattern(模式).”ManypeopleplaywiththeircellphonesoriPadsbeforesleeping.68Otherreasonsincludestressandbadmoods.peopleneedtokeepawayfromdigitaldevices數(shù)(碼產(chǎn)品）foratleastanhourbeforesleep.70Othersuggestionsinclude:trytogotosleepandwakeupatthesametimeeveryday,evenonweekendsandduringholidays,anddothesamerela

28、xingthingsbeforebedeachnight,likelisteningtosoftmusic.WhenAndycametoschool,hewassurprisedtofindhewasthefirsttoarrivethatday.“WhereisSusie”hethought.62Shewasthesmarteststudentintheclassandwasalwaystheearliesttoclass.Andywasalwaysthesecondsmartestandthesecondearliest.Inclass,AndylearnedthatSusiewentto

29、visithergrandmainLondonandthatshewouldnotbebackuntilFriday.63Hewashappybecausehewasthesmartestkidandalsotheearliesttoclassforfourdays.HewassadbecausehecouldnotseeSusie,thegirlhewassecretlyinlovewith.Overthefollowingdays,Andyfeltbadaboutbeingthesmartestkidandtheearliesttoclass.64.WhenAndyenteredthecl

30、assroom,hefoundSusiewasalreadythere.Atthatmomenthedecidedonething:Susiewasthesmartestgirlintheclass,andhewasthesmartestboyintheclass.Andthatwasenough.Keys：CAEBD(九)Ayoungsoldierwaslookingforsomeoneinahospital.Theninfrontofaroom,anursesawhimandsaid,Oh,yourfatherisrighthere.Andbeforetheyoungmancouldsay

31、nothing,66.Yoursonishere,shesaid.Shehadtorepeatmanytimesbeforetheoldmanseyesopened.Theoldmanwastoosicktoseetheyoungmanclearly.Hereachedouthishand.67Hewantedtolettheoldmanfeelhislove.Thenursebroughtachairsothattheyoungmancouldsitbesidethebed.Allthroughthenight,theyoungmansatthereandheldtheoldmanshand

32、.Thenursefoundhimverytired,68Sometimes,thenurseheardtheyoungmansayafewwords.Theoldmansaidnothing,heonlyheldtheyoungmanshandthewholenight.Thenursesaid,Imsorryaboutthat.ButwhowasthatmanHewasyourfather,sheansweredinsurprise.No,hewasnt,theyoungmansaid.Ineversawhimbeforeinmylife.ThenwhydidntyousayanythingwhenItookyoutohimIknewatoncethattheremustbesomethingwrong.ButIalsoknewheneededhisson,andhissonjustwasnthere.WhenIfoundhewastoosicktotellwhetherIwashissonornot,Iknewhowmuchheneededme.SoIstayed.70Whenmorningcame,theoldmandied.sosheaskedhimtohavearest,buthedidnt.Thenex