外研版八年級英語《完形填空》專項練習題(含答案)

外研版八年級英語《完形填空》專項練習題（含答案）Oncetherewasaveryhelpfulandkind-heartedman.Hewouldhelpanyone1wantinganythinginreturn.Oneday.Whilewalkingalongadustyroad,themansawawallet,sohe2thewallet.Butthenhefounditwas3.Suddenlyawomanandapolicemanturnedupandcaughthim.Thewomankeptonaskingwhereher4was,butthemananswered,"Itwasempty5Ifoundit."Thewomanshoutedathim,"Pleasegiveitbacktome,andit'smyson'stuition(學費)."Themansawthatthewomanreallyfeltsadsohehandedoverallhismoney.Hecouldseethewomanwasasinglemother.Thewomanleftandthepolicemanaskedthemanmore6.Onedaywhilethewomanwasgoingtoherson'sschool,shenoticedthat7waswalkingbehindher.Shethoughtthathe8robher,soshewalkedtoapoliceman.Hewasthesamepolicemanthatshehadtakenalongtotakebackhermoney.Thewomantoldhimthemanfollowingher.Theyrantohim,andsawthathewasthesamemanthattheyhadcaughtafewdaysago.Helookedveryweakandthewomanwas9.Thepolicemansaidtothewoman,“Hewasn'tthethiefthatday,buthavingheardaboutyoursituationhegaveyouhismoney.”Thenthemantoldthewoman,"Pleasegoaheadandpayyourson'stuition.Isawyouandfollowedyoutomakesurethatnoonewouldstealyourmoneyagain."Thewomanwastoomovedtosayanything.Lifemaygiveyouastrangeexperience:sometimesitshocksyou,10sometimesitmayalsosurpriseyou.Bekindandgenerous.Learntoappreciatewhatyouaregiven.1．A．by B．without C．for D．with2．A．threwaway B．putdown C．lookedfor D．pickedup3．A．empty B．dirty C．heavy D．cheap4．A．bag B．son C．money D．home5．A．before B．when C．until D．unless6．A．questions B．a(chǎn)dvice C．reasons D．examples7．A．everyone B．a(chǎn)nyone C．someone D．noone8．A．should B．can't C．mustn't D．might9．A．happy B．excited C．surprised D．successful10．A．for B．so C．a(chǎn)nd D．orOn24December,1971,17-year-oldJulianegotonaplanewithhermotherinLima,Peru,toflytoanothercitytomeetherfather.OvertheAmazonjungle(叢林),therewasaheavyrain.Therainfellheavilyandtherewasastrongwind.Andthenlightninghitthe11at3,000metres,anditexploded(爆炸).Julianefellquicklythroughtheairin12seatandhitthetreeshard.Whenshewokeup,hershoulderhurtbadlyandshecouldn’tseeinone13.Shewasalonethere.Juliane’sfatherwasabiologist(生物學家).Whenshewassmall,he14herhowtosurviveinthejungle.Shefoundasmall15andwalkedslowlyalongit.“IfIfollowtheriver,”shethought,“I’llfindpeople.”Itwasveryhot,buttheriverwaterkepther16.Sometimesshehadtoswimintheriver17itwastoodeeptowalkin.Therewasfruitonsometreesbutshedidn’teatit—sheknewitwastoo18.Julianewalkedfortendays.Tendaysaftertheaccident,she19asmallhousebytheriver.Thereweresomepeopleinthehouse.Theygaveherhotfoodtoeat.Thenextday,aplanetookher20backtothecityofPucallpa.Julianewastheonlypersonwhosurvivedfromtheaccident.11．A．bus B．plane C．bike D．car12．A．my B．his C．her D．their13．A．mouth B．ear C．nose D．eye14．A．taught B．ordered C．a(chǎn)llowed D．refused15．A．river B．mountain C．beach D．forest16．A．dry B．warm C．cool D．wet17．A．because B．unless C．a(chǎn)lthough D．until18．A．delicious B．convenient C．dangerous D．difficult19．A．created B．found C．made D．broke20．A．luckily B．properly C．safely D．slowlyThepopulationproblemmaybethe21oneoftheworldtoday.Theworld’spopulationisgrowing22.Twothousandyearsago,therewereonly250millionpeople23theearth.Fourhundredyearsago,thenumberwas24500million.Butatthebeginningofthe25century,theworld’spopulationwasabout1,700million.In1970,thisnumberwas3,600million.In1990,thenumberwasfivebillion.A26reportsaidthattheworld’spopulation27sixbillionbytheendofthe20thcentury.Thisisjustten28afterit29fivebillion.TheUNestimated(估計)theworld’spopulationwillgrowbymorethan30bytheyear2050.21．A．great B．greater C．greatest D．greating22．A．fasterandfasterB．fastandfast C．fastestandfastest D．fasterandfast23．A．in B．on C．a(chǎn)t D．for24．A．near B．more C．a(chǎn)lmost D．over25．A．twenty B．twelve C．twentieth D．twelfth26．A．USA B．UN C．PRC D．PLA27．A．past B．hadpassed C．passed D．passes28．A．weeks B．months C．seasons D．years29．A．get B．gets C．reached D．reach30．A．a(chǎn)three B．onethirds C．oneofthree D．a(chǎn)thirdIcomefromGuilin.It'smyhometown.It'sabeautifulcityofGuangXi.ThepopulationofGuilin31about4,760,000.The32hereisgreat.It'snottoohotin33ornottoocoldinwinter.Guilinhasalonghistoryofmorethan2,000years.It'sagoodplaceto34yourfreetime.Youcanenjoyitsnaturalscenery(景色).Youcanboat35theLijiangRiver.Therearemanygoodplacestovisit.Itis36greenhillsandcleanwaterintheworld.Itisverypopular.Everyyear37ofvisitorscomeheretoenjoytheirholidays.38tomyhometown!Iwillbeyourgood39.Iamsureyouwillenjoy40.31．A．be B．a(chǎn)re C．is32．A．weather B．a(chǎn)ir C．water33．A．spring B．summer C．a(chǎn)utumn34．A．spend B．take C．cost35．A．in B．on C．off36．A．famousfor B．famousas C．popularwith37．A．million B．millions C．many38．A．Arrive B．Choose C．Welcome39．A．coach B．guide C．doctor40．A．you B．yourselves C．yoursItallstartedatthebeginningoftheninthgrade.Carmenfoundshecouldn'tseethingsclearlyallthetime.Shebecameveryworried,butshehoped41wouldknowthat.Whenhermotheraskedhertoseetheeyedoctor,shedidn't42.Buthermother'smindwasmadeup.Threedayslater,Carmengotnewglassesandinstructions43herdoctor."AllofthekidswillthinkI'msilly,"Carmensaid.Hermothersmiledandshookherhead."Youlookjustasbeautifulasbefore,"shesaid.ButCarmendidn'tbelieveher.Thenextday,Carmenkeptthe44inherpocket(口袋)asshewalkedintotheschoolyard.Shestoodaloneawayfromherfriends,feeling45.Suddenly,sheheardherfriendAliceshout.Carmenranovertotheothergirls."What'sthematter?"sheasked."Myringisgone!"Alicecried."MysistersentittomefromCalifornia.It'svery46andIcan'tloseit."Carmenandherfriendsbeganto47theringinthegrassyareaoftheplayground.Carmenrealizedthatshecoulddobetterifshecouldseebetter.Shetooktheglassesoutandputthemon.Everythinglookedso48!Soclear!Shelookeddownatthegroundandabrightlightcaughthereye.Itwasthering."Hereitis,"sheshouted.ShehandedittoAlice."Thanks,Carmen,"Alicesaid."I49thoughtwe'dfindit."Shepaused(停頓)."Hey,Ididn'tknowyouworeglasses.Theylookgreat!"Carmenhad50thatshewaswearingthenewglasses."Thanks,"shereplied."Maybewearingglasseswon'tbesobadafterall,"Carmenthought.41．A．everybody B．a(chǎn)nybody C．somebody D．nobody42．A．explain B．care C．a(chǎn)gree D．understand43．A．by B．from C．like D．to44．A．ring B．keys C．book D．glasses45．A．tired B．unhappy C．a(chǎn)fraid D．serious46．A．special B．common C．cheap D．heavy47．A．a(chǎn)skfor B．waitfor C．lookfor D．payfor48．A．natural B．new C．dirty D．different49．A．still B．ever C．never D．often50．A．heard B．forgotten C．found D．imaginedAnoldfarmerlivedwithhisgrandson.Eachmorning,thegrandfathergotupearlyandreadhisbook.Onedaythegrandsonasked,“Grandpa!Itrytoreadthebooklikeyou,51Ican’tunderstandit,andIforgetiteasily.What’stheuseofreadingit?”Thegrandfathersaid,“Takethiscoal(煤炭)basketdowntothe52andbringmebackabasketofwater.”Theboydidashisgrandfather53,butallthewaterran54hegothome.Thegrandfatherlaughed,“You’llhavetomovefasternexttime.”Thistimetheboy55faster,butagainthebasketwasempty.Hetoldhisgrandfatherthatitwas56tocarrywaterinabasket.Hewantedtouseabottleinstead,buttheoldmansaid,“Ijustwantabasketofwater.You’renot57hardenough.”Theboywantedtoshowhisgrandfatherthatthewaterwouldsurelyrun.Heagainputthebasketintotheriverandranhard.Buttherewasn’tanythinginitagain.Hesaid58,“Look,grandpa,it’suseless!”“Watchthebasket.”saidthegrandfather.Forthefirsttimetheboyrealizedthebasketwasdifferent.Ithadchangedfromadirtyoldcoalbasketintoa59one,insideandout.“Boy,youmightnotunderstandorremember60whenyoureadthebook,butwhenyoureadit,youwillbedifferent,insideandout.That’swhatyougotfromit.”51．A．so B．but C．or D．a(chǎn)nd52．A．house B．beach C．lake D．river53．A．said B．saw C．liked D．did54．A．a(chǎn)s B．a(chǎn)fter C．until D．before55．A．ran B．rode C．drove D．flew56．A．difficult B．interesting C．impatient D．unimportant57．A．hitting B．trying C．holding D．studying58．A．sadly B．hopefully C．excitedly D．happily59．A．white B．clean C．new D．black60．A．nothing B．something C．everything D．a(chǎn)nythingDannyisaschoolboy.He61inthevillage.Hishomeisfar62schoolandtheroadsarenotflat.(平坦的).Soit’s63forhimtogettoschool.He64ataboutfivethirtyeverydayandhasbreakfast.Thenhe65schoolataroundsixo’clock.First,he66hisbicycletothebusstation.Thattakesaboutfortyminutes67thebustakeshimtoschool.Itusuallytakesaboutthirtyminutes.Sometimeshehas68timeforbreakfastathome,sohehassomethingforbreakfastonthebus.“I’venevertakentrains.Itmustbealot69funthantakingbuses,”saysDanny.Hestudiesvery70atschool.Hehopeshecangotoschoolinabigcitysomeday.Hecantakeatraintoschoolthen.61．A．lives B．works C．plays D．teaches62．A．a(chǎn)t B．from C．in D．for63．A．easy B．good C．interesting D．difficult64．A．getsup B．getsto C．goestobed D．goestowork65．A．getsback B．leavesfor C．leaves D．gets66．A．by B．sends C．on D．rides67．A．then B．but C．a(chǎn)go D．a(chǎn)fter68．A．much B．no C．not D．a(chǎn)69．A．little B．less C．more D．many70．A．badly B．bad C．hardly D．hardThefasterwaytotravelinacityisbysubway.Inmanybigcities,there71usuallymorethanonesubwaylines.Howtotravelby72?Hereissomethingtoknow73youtravelbysubway.First,youshouldchoosetherightline.Ifyoudon't,youwillhavetogetoffandtake74one.Second,youneedsomecoins(硬幣)tobuyyour75.In76oftheticketmachines,onlycoinsareused.Youcanchange(換)77attheticketoffice.Ifyouhaveaprepaid(預付款)card,youcanjustgoahead.Afteryoubuytheticket,youshould78thetrainbehindayellowline.You79standtooclosetotheyellowline.It's8071．A．have B．has C．a(chǎn)re D．is72．A．subway B．bus C．train D．bike73．A．a(chǎn)fter B．before C．until D．a(chǎn)ssoonas74．A．thenext B．other C．theother D．a(chǎn)nother75．A．food B．book C．ticket D．map76．A．most B．a(chǎn)ll C．each D．few77．A．money. B．coins C．subway D．ticket78．A．lookfor B．getoff C．geton D．waitfor79．A．must B．mustn't C．haveto D．don'thaveto80．A．dangerous B．safe C．fun D．OKMyfriend,DavidSmith,keptbirds.Onedayhephonedandtoldmethathewouldbeaway81aweek.Heaskedme82thebirdforhimandsaidhewouldleavehiskeyinmymailbox.Unfortunately,IdidnotremembertofeedthebirdsuntilthenightbeforeDavidwasgoingtoreturn.IrushedoutofmyhouseanditwasalreadydarkwhenIreachedhishouse.Isoonfoundthekeywhichhegavemecould83neitherthefrontdoor84thebackdoor!IkeptthinkingofwhatDavidwouldsaywhencameback.ThenInoticedonebedroomwindowwasopen.Ifoundabigstoneandpusheditunderthewindow.85thestonewasvery86,Imadelotsofnoise.Butintheend,Imanagedtoclimbup.IhadoneleginsidethebedroomwhenI87realizedthatsomeonewasshiningatorch(電筒)upatme.Ilookeddownandsawapolicemanandanoldlady88,whowasoneofDavid’sneibours.“Whatareyoudoingupthere?”said89policeman.Feelinglikeafool,Ireplied,“Iwasjustgoingtofeed90birds.”81．A．with B．from C．a(chǎn)bout D．for82．A．tofeeding B．tofeed C．feeding D．tofed83．A．unlock B．unlocked C．unlocking D．unlocks84．A．a(chǎn)nd B．but C．or D．nor85．A．If B．Because C．Although D．Whether86．A．heavy B．heavily C．heavier D．heaviest87．A．quick B．quickly C．quicker D．morequick88．A．come B．coming C．came D．comes89．A．a(chǎn) B．the C．a(chǎn)n D．/90．A．Mr.Smith’s B．theMr.Smith’s C．Mr.Smiths’ D．Mr.SmithsOnedayWangPing’sclass91anEnglishtest.Theteachermarked(批改)thestudents’papersandthengavethembacktothestudents.WangPinglookedatherpaper.She92hermarks(分數(shù)):Itwas85.Classwasover.Thestudentsall93outandplayedontheground,94WangPingstillsatthere.Shedidn’tleave,but95theexerciseagain(又,再),96shegaveherpapertotheteacher.Thistimeshegottheexercisesright.Oneofherclassmates97her,“Whydidyoudotheexerciseagain?Youwon’tget98markforthat.”WangPinganswered99asmile(微笑).“Idon’tstudy100marksonly.”91．A．have B．had C．has D．a(chǎn)rehaving92．A．looked B．see C．saw D．look93．A．studied B．worked C．went D．did94．A．but B．a(chǎn)nd C．still D．when95．A．does B．did C．do D．isdoing96．A．but B．or C．/ D．then97．A．told B．a(chǎn)nswered C．said D．a(chǎn)sked98．A．a(chǎn) B．many C．a(chǎn)ny D．a(chǎn)lotof99．A．on B．a(chǎn)t C．by D．with100．A．a(chǎn)t B．for C．to D．ofOnceamanandhiswifeworkedforanoldman.Therewasabigboxintheoldman’slivingroom.Theoldmanpointed（指著）totheboxandsaid,“There’sonlyonethingyou101do.Don’topenthebox.”102sayingthis,helefthishome.Thewomansaidtoherhusband,“Theremustbe103expensiveinthebox.Let’sopenit,shallwe?”Herhusbandsaid104toher.Butthewomandidn’tgiveupher105Oneday,shedecidedtofindout106wasinit.Herhusbanddidn’tstopher.Sheopenedtheboxandlookedinside.Tohersurprise,shefoundnothinginthebox.Shetriedhardtocloseit,butshe107.Thateveningtheoldmancamehomeandfoundtheboxwas108.Hewasvery109andaskedthewomanandherhusbandtoleavehishome.“Buttherewasnothinginthebox,”thewomansaid,“Wedidn’ttakeanythingatall.”Theoldman110them,“Theboxisnotimportant,butIcannotbelieveyou.Thatisimportant.”101．A．maynot B．mustn’t C．couldnot D．needn’t102．A．After B．For C．By D．Before103．A．nothing B．everything C．something D．a(chǎn)nything104．A．no B．yes C．goodbye D．much105．A．work B．box C．way D．idea106．A．which B．what C．who D．that107．A．did B．opened C．failed D．stopped108．A．lost B．open C．empty D．broke109．A．general B．happy C．careful D．a(chǎn)ngry110．A．turnedto B．listenedto C．shoutedat D．smiledatAmericanpeoplehavethehabitofsaying“Thankyou”whensomethingkindisdoneforthemorsomethingpoliteissaidtothem,nomatterhoweasythethingis.Thishabitislearnedbypeopleofmany111countries.Youshouldsay“Thankyou”whensomeone112youthesaltonthetable,whensomeonewalksasidetoletyou113inacorridor（走廊）,whensomeone114aheadofyoukeepsthedooropen115you,whensomeonesaysyourworkiswell116oryouhaveboughtanicething,oryourcityisverybeautiful.“Thankyou”is117notonlybetweenstrangersornewfriends,butalsobetweenoldfriends,parentsandchildren,brothersandsisters,husbandsandwives.Parentsoftentell118childrenthattheyshouldsay“Thankyou”inanswertoakindwordoractwhentheyareonlyfour119fiveyearsold.Perhapsthat’s120almosteveryonehasgotthishabit.111．A．others B．a(chǎn)nother C．other D．else112．A．puts B．passes C．carries D．borrows113．A．pass B．jump C．sing D．dance114．A．jumps B．walks C．sits D．walking115．A．to B．with C．for D．on116．A．made B．done C．built D．doing117．A．tell B．said C．tosay D．told118．A．his B．theirs C．their’s D．their119．A．but B．a(chǎn)nd C．or D．so120．A．why B．because C．when D．reasonThereisalittlepinkrose.Shelivesinalittledarkhouse121theground.Oneday,shehearsalittleTAP,TAP,TAPatthedoor.“Whoisthat?”sheasks.“It’sthe122,andIwanttocomein,”saysalittlevoice.“No,youcan’tcomein,”thelittlerosesays.Beforelong,shehears123littleTAP,TAP,TAPonthewindow.“Whoisthat?”sheasks.“It’sthesunshine,”saysalittlevoice,“124Iwanttocomein.”Soon,thelittlerosehearsTAP,TAP,TAPonthewindowandTAP,TAP,TAPatthedoor.“Whoisthere?”she125.“It’stherainandthesunshine,therainandthesunshine,”twolittlevoicessaytogether.“andwewanttocomein!Wewanttocomein!”“Dear,dear!”saysthelittlerose.“Iftherearetwoofyou,Ihavetoletyou126.”Sosheopensthedoor.Therainandsunshinecomeintogether.Onetakesherleft127,andtheothertakesherrighthand.Theyrunwithher,and128heruptothetopoftheground.“Openyour129!”theysay.Sothelittleroseopenshereyes.Shefindssheisinthemiddleofabeautifulgarden.Itis130andalltheotherflowersopentheireyes;andsheistheprettiestlittlepinkroseinthewholegarden.121．A．over B．under C．behind D．beside122．A．wind B．rain C．heat D．a(chǎn)ir123．A．a(chǎn)nother B．one C．other D．theother124．A．but B．or C．a(chǎn)nd D．so125．A．speaks B．a(chǎn)sks C．says D．talks126．A．out B．a(chǎn)way C．off D．in127．A．a(chǎn)rm B．hand C．leg D．foot128．A．join B．pull C．save D．take129．A．ears B．mouths C．eyes D．hands130．A．spring B．summer C．a(chǎn)utumn D．winterEverycountryhasitsowntaboos(禁忌).Whenyouvisit131countries,you’dbetterknowtheirtaboos.Let'slearnaboutsometaboosinFranceandIndia.FranceSpeakFrench.Don'texpectFrenchmento132youinEnglishorotherlanguages.Theyareproudoftheir133.TheyonlyspeakFrenchintheirowncountry.Don'tfinishyourmeal134.Ifyoudoit,peoplewillnotbe135.TheFrenchmenarealsoproudoftheir136,sotheyusuallyeatslowly.Sometimesthelunchevenlastsforthree137!Chooseyourgiftwisely.Frenchmenlikeflowersverymuch,buttheydon'tlikethecolorofyellow.IfyouaregoingtovisitFrenchfriends,youcan138themblue,white,redflowers.IndiaDon'tcomplainaboutIndianfood.Whenyougotoarestaurantandeatthere,neversaythefoodbad.Ifyoureallydon'tlikethefood,justdon'teatit.Youcan139itonthetable.Don'ttelltheowneroftherestaurantthatyoudon'tlikethefood,ortheownerwillgetangry.Don’tmakesoundsduringthemeal.InIndia,peopleusuallydon'tliketalkingwhiletheyare140.Soyouhadbetterno