浙江省外研版初中英语八年级上学期期末模拟试卷（7）

登录二一教育在线组卷平台 助您教考全无忧 浙江省外研版初中英语八年级上学期期末模拟试卷（7） 一、完形填空 1．完形填空 A group of frogs(青蛙) were travelling through the forest, but unluckily two of them fell into a hole. The other frogs tried to help them. When they saw how （1） the hole was, they cried to the two frogs that they could not be saved. The two frogs didn't （2） and tried their best to jump out of the hole. The other frogs （3） saying that they were sure to die. （4） , one of the two frogs, who heard what the other frogs were saying, （5） . Then he fell down and died. The other frog, however, （6） jumping as hard as he could, and at last he made it. When he （7） , the frogs asked, "Didn't you hear us " The frog, who had poor （8） , explained(解释) , "I thought you were encouraging me all the time. " The story teaches us a （9） that there is power(力量) of life and death in the tongue(舌头). （10） words to those who are down can help them out while discouraging(使人泄气的) words can kill them. （1）A．small B．deep (深的) C．big D．wide （2）A．care B．help C．think D．play （3）A．kept B．finished C．practised D．stopped （4）A．Luckily B．Finally C．Suddenly D．Happily （5）A．went on B．ran away C．jumped out D．gave up （6）A．happened B．went on C．planned D．wanted （7）A．got out B．ran away C．got off D．woke up （8）A．smelling B．eyesight C．hearing D．looking （9）A．way B．skill C．sentence D．lesson （10）A．Interesting B．Exciting C．Excellent D．Encouraging 二、阅读理解 2．阅读理解 My great-grandmother, Ethel, came from England to the United States in 1921. She brought almost nothing with her-just a few clothes and trinkets(小饰物). But she did bring some customs from "the old country" that she had learned as she grew up. One custom was that if you dropped a glass or a cup and it broke, you would throw a little salt over your left shoulder. It was funny that she did that-she wasn't superstitious(迷信的) in other ways. I think that she grew up doing that, so she continued to do it as a connection to her childhood. Ethel also taught us a New Year's Day custom that our family continues to follow today. To celebrate the new year, we would travel to a friend's house for a quick visit. My great-grandmother always took a pound of butter with her on our visits. We would enter the friend's house through the back door. The butter we brought was to give our friend a "gift of gold" to symbolize hope for prosperity in the new year. After my great-grandmother died, we still visited people on the first day of January, but eventually we stopped bringing the butter. We never did throw salt over our shoulders after breaking a glass or a cup. Some customs are continued when they cross from one country to another, but some customs fade away. （1）This passage is most similar in theme to a passage about. A．a boy who follows his parents' Japanese traditions B．a girl who celebrates New Year's Day for the first time C．a family who re ... ...