外研版 八年級英語上冊 語法填空 專項特訓（含答案）

第第頁外研版八年級英語上冊語法填空專項特訓（含答案）外研版八年級英語上冊語法填空專項特訓

一、語法填空

Joewasalawyer(律師).Hedied1(sudden)attheageof452hegottothegatesofHeaven,hesawanangel3(stand)there.Theangelsaidthatshe4(wait)forhim.

Joefeltvery5(surprise).“WhatdoyoumeanWhydidIhavetodienow”heasked,“I’monly45.”However,theangeltoldhimthathewasnot45682yearsold.

Joesaid,“Waitaminute.Youmustmake7bigmistake.I’monly45.Icanshow8(yours)mybirthcertificate.”

“Holdon.Letmegotocheck,”saidtheangel,andthenshe9(appear)inside.Afterafew10(minute),theangelreturned.“Sorry,butaccordingtoourrecords,youare82.Iaddedallthehoursforwhichyouhavebilledyourclients,andyouhavetobe82.”

Squash(墻網(wǎng)球)hasalwaysbeenmyfavoritesport.It’sabitofastrangesport,alwayshittingaballagainstawall,11it’slotsoffun.Anyonecan12(learn)toplaysquash.Mydad13(teach)metoplaywhenIwas14.SincethenI14always(find)friendstoplaywith.

Lastyear,I15(move)toGermany.Itwasaveryscaryexperience,becauseIwasn’tsureifIwasgoingtomakefriendseasily.AssoonasIfoundasquashclubinDusseldorf,everythingseemedabiteasier.Therewasagroupofpeoplewhosharedmyinterestandwanted16(play)squashwithme!Istartedby17(play)inatournament(錦標賽).Imetlotsofnewpeople.Aftermanyhardgames,Iendedupcomingsecondinmygroup!

Squashwillalwaysbeahobbyforme,butforsomepeopleitisalotmore.Professionalsquashplayerscome18allovertheworld.Squash19(become)moreandmorepopulararoundtheworld,butsquashhasn’tbeenincludedintheOlympics.

Itisapitythatsquash20(not,get)aplaceintheOlympicsyet.Howeveritwon’tstoppeoplelikemefrompickinguparacketandjoiningaclub.Iwillalwaysloveit,whetheritbecomesanOlympicsportornot!

閱讀下面短文，按照句子結(jié)構(gòu)的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，在空格處填入一個適當?shù)脑~或使用括號中詞語的正確形式填空。

InGermany(德國）therearedifferent21(kind)ofhighschools.Theyareeitherforworkers22forcolleges.Allschools23(study)whattoteachnow.Here24(be)somethingsaboutthem.

MosthighschoolsinGermanystartatabout8:00a.m.andfinishat3:30p.m.Thismeansyouwillbebusy25(take)classesinthemorning.Alsoyou’llhavetimeforprivate(私人的)clubsafterschool.

Moststudentstakebusesorsubwaystoschool,orridebikes.Someschoolsevenhaveschoolbuses,too.Parentsdon’tneedtosendtheirchildrentoschool.

SchoolsinGermanydon’thavesportsclubsorafter-schoolactivities.Outsideschool,thereareclubsforthings26soccer,dancing,singingandsoon.Youcanjointheseclubs27theyaregoodforyou.

EveryGermanstatehas28(it)differentschools.TheschoolsinBrandenburgwillbealittledifferent29theonesinBavaria.Soit’simportantforyou30(know)whatschoolyoucango.

HenryJacksonwasaBritishcook.Oneday,he31(work)inarestaurant.Whenhepickedupadish,asnakeappearedand32(bite)himonthehand.He33(throw)itacrossthekitchenanditlandedinthefridge.Thenhe34(close)thedoor.MrJacksonstayedcooland35(take)aphotoofthesnake.Hewenttothehospital,thenhischestbegan36(hurt).

Thedoctors37(notknow)whatkindofsnakeitwas.He38(remember)hismobilephonephoto.Thedoctors39(send)ittoLondonZoo.Anditsavedhislife.He40(leave)thehospitalthenextday.

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入適當?shù)膬?nèi)容（不多于3個單詞）或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

IntheSouthPacific,thereisa41(beautifully)island.Agirl42(call)Moanalivesthere.Hername43(mean)“ocean”intheirlanguage.Sheis4416-year-oldgirl.Shelikeslisteningtodifferent45(story).Shealwayswantstogoonadventures(冒險)totheocean.

Ontheisland,peopleloveeachotherandliveahappylife.46oneday,dangercomestotheisland.Moanatrieseverymeans47(help)everyoneout.HergrandmothertellshertofindMaui,whoisademi-god(半人神).Hehassuperpowers(超能力)andcanhelpthepeople.

MoanathengoesouttotheoceanandfindsMaui.48theirwayback,theymeetmonsters(怪獸)andpirates(海盜).MoanaandMauifightagainst49(they)together.TheyalsofindoutasecretaboutMoana.Whatisit

GoandwatchtheDisneymovieMoana.After50(watch)it,Iamsurethatyoucanfindtheanswer.

閱讀下面短文，按照句子結(jié)構(gòu)的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，在空格處填入一個適當?shù)脑~或使用括號中詞語的正確形式填空。

Elephantsarethebiggestanimalsonlandnow.Theyareverybig.Theycan’tseeverywell.51(they)eyesareonthesideoftheirheads,sotheyhavetomovethewholebody52(look)atthings.Alltheelephantshaveverygoodhearing,53theydon’tallhavebigears.

ElephantsliveinbothAfricaandAsia.Theycanlive54about70years.Thatisalongtime.Elephantsspend75%oftheday55(eat).Theyeatalotofplantsandtrees.Theydon’teatotheranimals.Elephantsalsoneedtodrinkalotofwater.Theydrinkmorethan250litres(升)ofwater56day.

Elephantsarevery57(luck)becauseotheranimalsdon’tattackthem.Sometimesbabyelephantsareattackedbylionsandcrocodiles.However,there58(be)abiggerproblemforelephantsthanlionsandcrocodiles.It’shumanbeings.Humanbeingshavekilledmanyelephants.59(part)oftheelephantsareworthalotofmoney,sopeoplewant60(get)thepartsandsellthem.Peoplealsokilltheelephantswhentheycomeclosetohousesortowns.

Lastyear,IdidnotlikemyEnglishclass.Everyclasswaslikeabaddream.Iworkedveryhard,buttheteacherspokeso61(quick)thatIdidnotunderstandhermostofthetime.Iwasafraidtoask62(question)becauseofmypoorpronunciation.Ijusthidbehindmytextbookandneversaid63(something).

ThenonedayIwatched64excellentEnglishmoviecalledToyStory.Ifellinlovewith65assoonasIwatchedthefunnymovie!I66(begin)towatchotherEnglishmovies,too.AlthoughIcouldn’tunderstandeverythingtheactorssaidatfirst,67(they)bodylanguagehelpedme68(get)themeaning.Mypronunciationalsobecamebetter69listeningtotheconversations.Nownothingis70(enjoyable)thanlearningEnglishforme.IwanttolearnmoreandhaveabetterunderstandingofEnglishmovies.

Aswearegrowingup,wereallyneedadvicefromadults.Herearethreepeopletalkingabouttheirexperiences.

Jasper,26,actor

You’renotalone.

Sometimeswhenyou’reateenager,youfeelasifyou’reallaloneandthere’s71youcantalkto.DoyouknowtwentytothirtypercentofteenagersintheUShaveahard72goingthroughtheperiodTheyfeellonelyandsad.Ithinklifeissomucheasierifyou73yourtroubleswithothers.IregretthatIdidn’ttaketheadvicewhensomeonegaveittome.

Steve,27,teacher

Yourteachersonlywantwhat’sbestforyou.

WhenIwasinschool,IneverthoughtI’dbecomeateacher.Iactedbadlyinclass,andIfeel74aboutthatnow.IlovemyjobandIknowhowchallengingitis,soIhopekidscanshowtheirteachersmorerespect(尊重).Ihopekidscan75thatteacherspushthemtodotheirbestandnotjusttogivethemahardtime.

Anna,29,doctor

Moneydoesn’tgrowontrees.

WhenIwasateenager,Ineverlearned76tosavemoney.Ijustspentit!MyparentsgavemeeverythingIwanted,butIrealizenowtheyspentlittle77themselves.NowIwishIknewmoreaboutplanningmymoney,andIamnottheonlyone!Itseemsthattoday'steenagersknowaboutmoneyplanningevenless78meyearsago.Idowishtheycouldlearnaboutitearlier.

Itwasinautumn.Ayoungwomanwasill.Shestayedinthehospitalalone.Shehadnochildren.Herhusbanddied5yearsago.Shefelt79(alone).Therewasatreeoutsideherroom.She80(see)theleaves(葉子)falldown.Dayafterday,therewerefewerandfewerleavesonthetree.Thewomanwasverysad.Shedidn’twanttoeatordrink,andshe81(want)totalk.Thedoctoraskedher82(get)upandtakeawalk.Shewouldn’tdothat.Shebecameworsedaybyday.Shegotastrong83(feel)ofdeath.Onedayshesaid,“Whenthelastleaffallsdown,I84(die),too.”

Anoldartistknewthat.Hedecided85(help)thiswoman.Onenight,allyellow86(leaf)felldown.Theartistpaintedagreenandyellowleaf,thenputitinthetree.Thenextmorning,thewomanlookedoutofthewindowandsawthelastleaf,shewasfilledwithhopes.Shewantedtobealive.Shedidn’twanttofalldownlikeotherleaves.Fromthenon,shebecame87(good)andbetterandlivedalongtime.

Don’t88(give)upyourhopeatanytime.

WhyisthecatnotintheChinesezodiac(生肖)

ThereisafamousChinesefolkstoryaboutthis.TheJadeEmperor(玉皇大帝)invitedallanimalstotakepart89arace(賽跑).Thefirst12animalstofinishtheracewouldbecomepartofthezodiac.

Atthattime,thecatandtheratweregoodfriends.Whenthey90(hear)abouttherace,thecatsaidtotherat,“weshouldarriveearlytosignupfortherace,butI91(usual)wakeuplate.”Theratpromisedtowakehisfriendup92theycouldgotogether.93,onthemorningoftherace,theratwasso94(excite)whenhewokeupthatheforgothispromise.Hewentdirectlytothegatheringareafortherace.Thecatwokeuponly95(find)thattheracewasalreadyover.

Butitisonly96story.TherealreasonisthattherewerenocatsinChinainancienttimes.ResearcherssaythatbeforetheHanDynasty(206BC-220),Chinadidn’thavehousecats.ThereweresomedescriptionsofcatsinChinainsomeancient97(book),buttheyweremostlywildcats.

Nowadaysitis98(believe)thathousecatshaveappearedinChinasincetheEasternHanDynasty.Butbythattime,theanimalsoftheChinesezodiachadalreadybeenchosen.

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