滬教牛津版八年級(jí)英語上冊(cè)完形填空、閱讀理解試題及答案9

1、滬教牛津版八年級(jí)英語上冊(cè)完形填空、閱讀理解試題及答案There is a discussion between the teacher and the students. Ld S listen to what they are 1.Teacher: In recent _2, people have invented so many great inventions, just like the car, the plane, the 3, the cell phone and so on. These inventions make our daily life much 4 and ha

2、ppier. And they are all great inventions. In your opinion, what will be the 5 great invention?Mark: I think it will be a computer which is smarter and more creative than human beings. In this way, people can use this new kind of computer to invent something else more quickly.George: A Time Machine w

3、ith which we can go to the future and back to the past. What a wonderful machine it will be!Dell: Cell phones were once so strange to people. And people thought they were only for the rich and famous. But now cell phones are so widely used. I think the next great invention will be something that peo

4、ple find useful. And the most of it will be more reasonable.()1. A. shoutingB. laughingC. sayingD. singing()2. A. daysB. monthsC. weeksD. years()3. A. computerB. hillC.sheepD. paper()4. A. easierB. harderC. biggerD. smaller()5. A. firstB. nextC. lastD. third()6. A. buyB. sellC. wantD. use()7. A. Tim

5、eB. RuleC. PlaceD. Form()8. A. personalB. wonderfulC. uselessD. difficult()9. A. poorB. tallC. richD. short()10. A. quietlyB. widelyC. carefullyD. easilyCDAAB DABCBSkunks are found all over the United States. People do not see these animals very often. That is because skunks sleep during the day. Th

6、ey are busy looking for food at night. Insects are their main food. They eat frogs, mice, and snakes, too. Berries, fruits, and grain are also a skunk ' fsod.Skunks are usually calm animals unless you bother them. When a skunk is angry, it makes a loud noise and stamps its foot. If that does not

7、 make you go away, a skunk raises its tail. That tail is a warning flag that means “ Watch out! ” If the skunkt tisi in danger, it is ready to use this part of its body to protect itself. Itshoots“ yellow oil from its tail. The skunk can shoot the oil asfar away as nine feet. The oil smells very bad

8、.If skunk oil gets in your eyes, it hurts. If it gets on your clothes, they will smell bad. The smell lasts for a long time. You may not be able to get it out of your clothes for weeks.( )1. People can easily find a skunk.A. in the morningB. in the afternoonC. at noon D. at night( )2. What does the

9、underlined word bother" mean?A.打擾 B.逃離 C.喂養(yǎng)D.安慰( )3. How does a Skunk protect itself when it thinks it is in danger?A. It tries to bite the enemy. B. It shoots yellow oil.C. It makes a loud noise. D. It raises its tail.()4. Which of the following about Skunks is true?A. They only eat insects.B.

10、 Their tail is a friendly flag.C. They can shoot a kind of red oil as far as nine feet.D. Their oil can hurt other 's eyes.( )5 Which is the best summary of the passage?A. Skunks growl, stamp their feet, and raise their tails before they shoot off a smelly oil.B. Skunks hunt at night for food su

11、ch as insects, mice, berries, and grain.C. Skunks are night animals that use a very bad smell to protect themselves.D. Skunks have two glands at the bottom of their tails that contain smelly oil.The alarm clock rang in Rosa' s room. She got out of bed, took a shower, an dressed. Then she went to

12、 the kitchen, but no one was there. Rosa remembered that her father was away on a trip. He wouldn ' t be home until Monday. Rosa saw that hemother was still sleeping. Her mother had seemed very tired last night, so Rosa decided not to disturb her.Rosa ate some breakfast. She checked her backpack

13、 to make sure she hadn forgotten' tanything. Then she went to the bus stop. The bus did not come right away. Rosa looked at her watch. The bus was very late, but finally it arrived. Rosa got on, but she was surprised when she did not see any of her friends. She was feeling perplexed. " What

14、 is going on? ” she wondered.Suddenly Rosa realized what the problem might be. She walked up to the bus driver and asked, " What day is it today? ”“Today is Saturday, “ the driver replied.“Thank you, " Rosa said. She got off at the next stop. Then she hurried baome, laughing to herself.()1

15、. What is this story mostly about?A. A girl ' s breakfastB. A late busC. A girl ' s mistakeD. A tired mother( )2. This story takes place onA. Monday afternoonB. Saturday afternoonC. Monday morningD. Saturday morning( )3. In this story, the word disturb means toA.烹飪 B.打攪 C.睡眠 D.記起( )4. The au

16、thor probably believes that Rosa situation is sA. funny B. frightening C. hopeless D exciting( )5. How does Rosa probably feel at the end of the story?A. Silly B. Late. C. Tired D. SmartNina and Jan were sitting on a park bench one beautiful spring afternoon. have an idea,Nina said."Let ' s

17、 have a contest. We ' ll see who is better akijckinpinand throwing. It will be a big competition. ”Jan agreed. "Let' s start with kicking. I' m good at that, “ she said.The girls borrowed a soccer ball. Jan went first. She kicked the ball to the tree, but Nina kicked the ball past t

18、he tree."I win at kicking, “ Nina sumping. " Now let ' s doNina jumped first. She landed four feet away. Then Ja n jumped, but she didnjump'as far as Ninahad. "I win at jumping! ” Nina shouted.Next Nina took out her baseball. She threw it as far as she could. It fell in the mi

19、ddle of the field.Then Jan hurled the ball, but her throw traveled ten feet less than N ina ' s did.Jan was very frustrated." Let ' s go home, “ she said. " I ' m getting hungry. '"I ' m hungry, too, " Nina agreed, “ but first let ' s race to the berkuenas

20、ince. That contest. ”Nina and Jan ran through the park. Jan reached the gate first. " Having acontest wasn ' t such a bad idea after all, “ Jan said with a smile.( )1. This story takes place in a A. yard B. school C. park D. house( )2. About how far does Jan jump?A. Less than four feet. B.

21、Up to the tree.C. More than four feet. D. Farther than Nina( )3. From this passage, we know that Jan is better at than Nina.A. kicking and runningB. jumping and throwingC. kicking and throwingD. kicking, running and throwing( )4. The underlined word frustrated" may mean in Chinese.A.興奮的B.驚愕的 C.

22、沮喪的 D.不安的( )5. This story is mostly aboutA. how to kick a soccer ballB. a race through the parkC. how to win a baseball gameD. a contest between two girls“You need to go out and get a job!” Myechoed is myrdead as I searched the want ads.Movie tickets, jeans, a haircut, and tickets to the school danc

23、e all need money. It was time to get a real job and to get real money.But what could I do? I decided to begin by looking through newspaper. One ad asked for a baby-sitter two days a week at 4:00 P.M. I like baby-sitting, but I have football practice every day after school. So the baby-sitting job wa

24、sn ' t going to work for me. I was gting discouraged. I thought that I might just have to do more homework and spend lessmoney.Then I found an ad that sounded strange at first. A place called a therapeutic equestrian center needed help on ihe weekends.At a therapeutic equestrian center, people w

25、ith certain disabilities ride horses to improve their flexibility and balance. The center in my town needed people to clean the stalls and exercise the horses. ILwould be a lot of fun to work with the animals and watch them help people. I picked upthe phone and dialed the number. This sounded like t

26、he best job for me.()1. A. to get)2. A. wouldB. getB. couldC. gettingC.needD. getsD. will()3. A. atB. inC. onD. with()4. A. AndB. ButC. OrD. So()5. A. findB. will findC. foundD. have found()6. A. littleB. lessC. leastD. the least()7. A. aB. anC. theD. /()8. A. rideB. was ridingC. will rideD. have ri

27、dden()9. A. ItB. ThatC. ThisD. They()10. A. IB. mineC. myD. meABADC BCAADJustin went to the library after school. It was time to 1 his history paper. The library was quiet, as usual. Two younger boys sat 2 at a table. The librarian was busy shelving some books. She 3 placed each book in its spot on

28、the shelf.Justin found a book about the Maya Indians. The 4 in it would be perfect for his report.He also 5 another book to read for fun. It was about a family that goes on a boat trip.Justin noticed the two boys again. They seemed _6 ."I don ' t know where to look, boy said.one"Let &q

29、uot; 7s the librarian, “ the other boy said.“Nobody is at the front desk, 8 boytsaid.Justin went over to the boys. He helped them find some books for their project. He also showed them where to look in the encyclopedia.Then it was time for Justin to _9 . He took his books to the front desk.“Thanks f

30、or helping those boys," the librarian saidassistant in the aeednoon.Would you like a 10 ?”()1. A. writeB. readC. completeD. reply()2. A. shoutingB. laughingC. whisperingD. arguing()3. A. carelesslyB. carefullyC. rudelyD. honestly( )4. A. constructionB situationC. informationD. description()5. A

31、. boughtB. soldC. wroteD. found()6. A. happyB. excitedC. upsetD. confident()7. A. askB. toldC. helpD. give()8. A. firstB.secondC. thirdD. last()9. A. comeB. leaveC. stayD. sleep()10. A. bookB. penC. boxD. jobACBCD CAABDDear Mr. Durston,My name is Max Byrne. I ' m in the third grade at Featherstone Elementary School in Ridgely. I think your program, Everyday Heroes, is the one on television. I watch Everyday Heroes every time it is on TV.All of your stories are 2 to watch. The ones about animal heroes are my favohte s really enjoyed the story about the 3 named Anni