Unit 6 Be a Champion! 语法填空（含解析） 冀教版 八年级下册 英语题型专项集训

Unit 6 Be a Champion! 语法填空（含解析） 冀教版 八年级下册 英语题型专项集训 阅读短文，根据句意填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形式填空，使短文完整、正确。 My name is Lucas. Now I work full -time as a nurse at a hospital in Sheffield. As a child, my dream was to work in an art museum. To make it come true, I 1 (think) about doing some volunteer work at the Sheffield Museum. Last summer, I decided to go for it. I got the telephone number of the museum through the Internet. I called it and they told me to prepare for it. A few days later, the museum called me when I 2 (prepare) for the interview (面试). In November, I 3 (join) the “Talking Tables”. There were some selected items (选定的物品). Visitors could touch them and ask questions 4 they were going around the museum. My job was to look after these items. I 5 (remember) the experience all the time in the future. Susan Jones often noticed people walking with guide dogs in her city. She was always 6 (interest) in how the guide dogs do their work. She finally 7 (find) the answer when she heard about the Seeing Eye program, whose purpose is to train dogs to be guides for blind people. Last year, Susan and her family became Seeing Eye 8 (volunteer). They adopted (收养) 9 young Seeing Eye dog. “We spent a lot of time staying with him,” explained Susan. It 10 (take) at least two years to teach Seeing Eye dogs all the skills they needed to guide a disabled person. During the first month of life, the little dogs live 11 a normal family. When the dog is about one year old, it leaves 12 (it) home. A professional trainer and a blind person teach the dog the skills. After a long 13 difficult training period, the dog and the blind person finally team up. Susan said there was a deep 14 (feel) between her and the little dog. “It was always hard when the time came to say goodbye,” she said. “But we knew that the little dog was going to help someone who 15 (strong) needed it. I feel good about having had a small part in giving the gift of independence to someone who cannot see.” 短文填空 Should parents ask their children to do housework Some believe children should not do 16 (chore). They think that children have much stress from school and they are too young to cook or clean. But many people believe that children can learn a lot 17 it. Parents should help children learn to do the housework that they will have to do when they live on 18 (they) own. They also give children a sense of responsibility, importance 19 confidence. Most experts think that the housework should be suitable for children, such as 20 (sweep) the floor and taking out the rubbish. Parents shouldn’t ask a school boy to cook when he is 21 (do) his homework. If the child has activities after school, the time 22 (leave) to do housework may be short. Perhaps more housework on weekends can be 23 (help). When a child does what his parents ask him to do 24 (happy), he will probably have the feeling of growing up. Housework can be usefu ... ...