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八年级完形填空专项练习好

八年级英语完形填空专项练习

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Swimmingisverypopular.Peoplelike1insummerbecausewatermakespeoplefeel2.Ifyoulikeswimmingbutswiminawrongplace,itmaybe3.Theseyears,alotofpeople4whentheywere5themselvesinthewater,andmostofthemwerestudents.Somepeoplearenot6inswimming.Theyoftenthinktheyswimsowellthat7willhappentotheminthewater.Summerishereagain.Ifyou8swimmingthissummer,don’tgetintowaterwhenyouare9.Ifthereisa“NoSwimming”sign,stilldon’tgetintowater.Ifyourememberthese,swimming10safe.Swimmingisgoodforyourhealth.

（）1.A.boatingB.runningC.swimmingD.skating

（）2.A.hotB.coolC.coldD.warm

（）3.A.dangerousB.happyC.safeD.danger

（）4.A.dyingB.diedC.deadD.death

（）5.A.enjoyingB.enjoyedC.helpingD.helped

（）61.A.carelessB.careC.carefulD.carefully

（）7.A.nothingB.anythingC.everythingD.something

（）8.A.willgoB.goC.goesD.went

（）9.A.aloneB.lonelyC.safeD.danger

（）10.A.isB.beC.willbeD.will

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ThegameoffootballbeganinEnglandinthemiddleofthenineteenthcentury.ButtheChineseplayedagame11footballmorethan2,000yearsago.Inthe12,itwasnoteasyanddangerous.Therewasnotafixed（固定的）numberof13andtherewerealwaysalotoffightings.In1863theFootballAssociation（协会）wasfounded（成立）tobring14tothegame.Sincethen,moreandmorepeoplebegantoplayfootball,makingittheworld’smost15sport.It’sthestrongestinEuropeand16,butitismorepopularinAfrica

17andnowwomenalsoplayfootball.Women’sfootballisoneofthefastest18sportsintheworld.TheWorldCupisthe19importantprize（奖）ininternationalfootball.Thematchisheld（被举行）everyfouryearsin20countriesaroundtheworld.Thefirstmatchwasheldin1930andthewinnerwasUruguay.

（）11.A.likeB.forC.withD.as

（）12.A.beginB.beginningC.beginingD.begins

（）13.A.playersB.ballsC.womenD.men

（）14.A.peopleB.footballC.fansD.rules

（）15.A.difficultB.comfortableC.popularD.hopeful

（）16.A.EnglandB.GermanyC.SouthAmericaD.Africa

（）17.A.eitherB.aswellC.alsoD.neither

（）18.A.relaxingB.movingC.runningD.growing

（）19.A.veryB.moreC.mostD.less

（）20.A.differentB.importantC.bigD.afew

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Mikeismyfriend.He21thedaywithmorningexercises.Aftermorningexercises,he

22Englishathome.It’stimeto23breakfast.His24habitsare25good.Heeatsalotofvegetables.He26evereatsjunkfood.Hesaysitisbadfor27toeatjunkfoodtoomuch.Intheafternoon,heplaysfootballwithhisclassmates.Becausehedoesn’tliketogotothemovies,heoften28TVathome.Sometimeshe29ontheInternetandtalkswithme30theInternet.

（）21.A.startB.beginC.startsD.beginswith

（）22.A.readingB.readsC.watchD.booksat

（）23.A.takeB.haveC.likeD.owe

（）24.A.eatingB.eatsC.eatD.toeat

（）25.A.ratherB.prettyC.muchD.too

（）26.A.hardB.harderC.hardlyD.hearty

（）27.A.healthyB.healthC.fitD.fitness

（）28.A.looksatB.readsC.watchesD.sees

（）29A.getsB.gotC.gettingD.toget

（）30A.inB.onC.atD.with

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Alotofstudentsarehavingallkindsofsportsonthesportsfield.Afootballgameisgoingonrightnow31Class3andClass4.Wedon’tknowwhichteamwill32.Lookatthosepeopleoverthere!

SomestudentsofClass1arepracticingthe33jump.Oneofthemisthebesthighjumperintheschool.Hepracticeshardeveryday.Manypeoplethinkhewill34theschoolrecord（记录）inthesportsmeetnextspring.Notfarawayfromthem,somegirlsarepreparingforarace.They35havea600-meterraceintenminutes.Nowonthecornerofthefield,youcanseeanothergroup（群）ofstudents.Theirteacheristellingthem36tothrowdiscus（铁饼）.

Inschools,37studentslovesportsnow.Sportshelppeopletokeep38.Theyalsohelppeopletolivehappily.And39doingsportsonthesportsfield,manypeoplewill40goodfriends,too.Doyouthinkso?

（）31.A.inB.betweenC.fromD.of

（）32.A.winB.winningC.fallD.falling

（）33.A.longB.farC.highD.tall

（）34.A.breakB.turnC.leaveD.name

（）35.A.wereB.goingtoC.weregoingtoD.will

（）36.A.whatB.howC.whichD.that

（）37.A.muchandmuchB.mostandmost

C.manyandmanyD.moreandmore

（）38.A.healthB.tiredC.healthyD.happy

（）39.A.inB.beforeC.afterD.over

（）40.A.becomeB.changeC.getD.bring

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BenwokeuponMondaymorning.Hefelt41.HealwaysfeltsickonMondaymornings.Hehadtogotoschoolforawholeweek.Itwassodifficultforhimtogobacktoschool.

He42inbedandwonderedwhatexcusehecouldmakethistime.Helookedathisbody,butcouldn’tfind43wrong.Alittleheadache?

No.Hehadusedthatexcusemanytimes.Thenherealizedthatoneofhisteethwasloose（松动）.Good!

Hewasjustgoingtostartgroaning（呻吟）whenhethoughtthatAuntPollywouldpullthetoothout.Thatwouldhurt!

Helooked44somethingelse.Suddenlyherememberedthedoctorhadsaidsomethingaboutacertainproblemwithtoes.Hepulledhisrightfootoutandlookedatit.45ofthetoeswasreallyhurting,andBenbegantogroan.

“What’s46withyou?

”AuntPollyasked.“Mytoehurts.”Theoldladyfellintoachair,smilingalittle.“Ben,youfrightenedme.Nowshutupatonceandgetoutof47.”

Benfeltlikeathiefbeingcaught.“Well,itseemedallright.Ithurtsomuch48Iforgotmytooth.”“Tooth,eh?

What’swrongwithyourtooth?

”“Oneofthemislooseandithurts49.”“Noproblem,”answeredAuntPolly.“Icanpullitout.”“Please,Aunt!

Don’tpullitout.Ithas50hurtingnow.Please!

”“Noway!

Well,you’dbettergotoschooloryou’llhaveyourtoothout.”

（）41.A.happyB.tiredC.sickD.hungry

（）42.A.lieB.layC.liedD.lying

（）43.A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

（）44.A.atB.forC.afterD.like

（）45.A.OneB.TwoC.SomeD.Many

（）46.A.matterB.troubleC.problemD.wrong

（）47.A.schoolB.chairC.bedD.kitchen

（）48.A.whatB.whichC.thatD.until

（）49.A.badB.badlyC.worseD.terrible

（）50.A.stoppedB.forgottenC.enjoyedD.begun

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Davidwasadoctor.Hespent51timeinplayingwhenhewasinthemedicalcollege.Ofcourse,helearnednothing.Lateronhetriedtofinda52inthecities,buthefailed.He53returntohishometown.Itwas54andtherewasonlyonehospitalinit.Hethoughtheknewmuchandlookeddownupon（瞧不起）his55.Butsoonthepatientsfoundhewasnotagooddoctor56fewaskedhimtolookthemover.Heknewbuthedidn’t57.

Onedayatravelercameintohisoffice.Themancaughtacoldandwantedsome58.Davidhopedtobepaidmoreandlookedoveroneofthetraveler’seyes59.“Ohdear!

”calledoutDavid,“Youhaveabadheartdisease.YoushouldbeinhospitalandonlyIcanhelpyou!

”“Please60myrighteye,sir,”saidthetraveler,“theleftoneisfalse（假的）.”

（）51.A.muchB.alittleC.noD.little

（）52.A.doctorB.jobC.hospitalD.friend

（）53.A.mustB.shouldC.hadtoD.hadbetter

（）54.A.newB.bigC.smallD.beautiful

（）55.A.parentsB.patientsC.friendsD.workmates

（）56.A.butB.andC.howeverD.because

（）57.A.sayB.fightC.believeD.mind

（）58.A.moneyB.foodC.drinkD.medicine

（）59.A.quicklyB.carefullyC.softlyD.careful

（）60.A.lookatB.lookforC.lookafterD.looklike

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Avawasill.Shewenttoseeadoctor.Thedoctoraskedherto16hertongue（舌头）,andthenhesaid,“OK.Youcanputyourtonguebacknow.There’s17wrongwithyou,butI’mafraidyouhaveaproblem:

younevertake18.”

“But,doctor,”Avasaid,“Idon’tthinkso.”

“Don’t19mewhatyouthink,”thedoctorsaid,“Iseealotofpeople20you.Noneofthemgetanyexercise.TheysitinofficesalldayandinfrontoftheTVintheevening.Youmustwalkquicklyforatleast20minutesaday.”

“Doctor,youdon’tunderstand.”Avasaid,“Itakeenoughexerciseeveryday.”

“Idon’twantto21anyexcuses,”thedoctorsaid,“Youmustfindtime22exercise.Ifyoudon’t,youwillget23andhavehealthproblems.”

“ButIwalkeveryday.”Avasaid.

“Oh,yes,andIknowwhatkindofwalkingthatis.Youwalk24meterstothebusstopfromyourhouse,fromthebusstoptoyouroffice,andfromyourofficetoyourdining-roomforlunchandback.That’snotarealwalk.I’mtalkingaboutawalkbythelakeorintheparkfor20minuteseveryday.”

“Wouldyouplease25me,doctor?

”Avasaid,“I’mapostwoman.Iwalkfornearlysevenhourseveryday.”

Foramomentthedoctorwassilent,thenhesaid,“CanIseeyourtongueagain?

”

（）16.A.putawayB.putdownC.putoutD.putup

（）17.A.somethingB.nothingC.someD.anything

（）18.A.exercisesB.medicineC.medicinesD.exercise

（）19.A.tellB.sayC.askD.speak

（）20.A.seemB.likesC.likeD.seems

（）21.A.hearB.sayC.findD.lookfor

（）22.A.aboutB.forC.inD.with

（）23.A.thinB.strongC.fatD.healthy

（）24.A.littleB.alittleC.fewD.afew

（）25.A.tohearB.hearC.tolistentoD.listento

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Mr.Johnsonwashavingtroublewithhisstomach.26hewenttoseeadoctor.Thedoctorexaminedhisstomach27butcouldn’tfindanyproblem.Thenhesaid，“Well，Mr.Johnson，takeiteasy.There’s28serious，stopsmokingandthenyou’llbeallrightvery29.”

“Butdoctor,”answeredMr.Johnson,“I30,andIdon’tlikesmokingatall.”

“Oh，Isee,”saidthedoctor,“thenstopdrinkingalcohol（酒）31.”

“ButIdon’tdrinkalcohol,”answeredMr.Johnson.

“Don’tdrink32teaorcoffeethen,”thedoctorsaidtohim.

“I33drinkwater,”answeredMr.Johnson,“Idon’tliketeaorcoffee,either.”

Thedoctor34forawhileandthensaid,“Well,whatdoyouliketoeatthen?

”

“Potatoes,Ilikepotatoesverymuch,”Mr.Johnsonansweredatonce.

“Allright，thenstop35potatoes,”saidthedoct