人教版新目标英语八年级上册期中测试完形填空试题专项训练及答案

人教版新目标英语八年级上册期中测试完形填空试题专项训练及答案 A Peggy Pigtails was a quiet girl, but that all changed when Peggy and her family moved to a new house. The house had a huge attic and Peggy found an old book with magic there—the book was flying in the air. Peggy took the book 2 to her room and hid it there. That night, she 3 with her dog and started reading the book. But Peggy could hardly read it because the dog started to speak to her. He told her all kinds of things, and asked a thousand questions. Finally Peggy asked, “So how can you 5 ?” “I don’t know,” answered the dog. “I guess the 6 did it.” Peggy showed the book to some other animals. The animals all started talking and each had some pretty 7 tales to tell!” Peggy chatted with her new friends and she really enjoyed it. But one day the book was gone and so was the animals’ voices. Peggy missed the chats with her new animal friends so much. But she found that she hardly spoke to her classmates anymore, and they probably had interesting lives too! So, from that day, Peggy started talking more to her schoolmates and made many friends. ( )1. A. made B. found C. read D. wrote ( )2. A. down B. up C. away D. off ( )3. A. played B. slept C. sat D. talked ( )4. A. moved B. speak C. fly D. run ( )5. A. talk B. ask C. read D. study ( )6. A. night B. magic C. book D. house ( )7. A. difficult B. important C. careful D. interesting ( )8. A. photos B. voices C. food D. drink ( )9. A. missed B. ended C. continued D. stopped ( )10. A. few B. little C. some D. more 参考答案：1-5 BACBA 6－10 CDBAD B Hannah Taylor spent most of her life helping the homeless. “When I was five years old I saw a man 1 out in the street,” says Hannah. “I was in my mom’s car. I was very sad, but I was also angry 2 the people like me, who had a home, food and a bed 3 in, weren’t helping.” She started to speak to her class about homelessness 4 she was six, and organizing a backyard sale at school to raise money for the homeless. When she helped give out the money and 5 with the people she was helping, she was asked to give a speech. “I talked about what I did and about how we all have to 6 about each other and share what we have,” says Hannah. She did more than just talk. When she 7 seven, Hannah founded an organization to help the homeless. It truly doesn’t matter 8 you are—you can make a difference in your world today. If you have a cause or idea you are interested in don’t think you are too young to do 9 about it. Follow your heart and find a way that you 10 make a difference. Perhaps you too will be able to silence the world. ( )1. A. eat B. ate C. to eat D. eating ( )2. A. with B. to C. in D. on ( )3. A. sleeping B. to sleep C. slept D. sleeps ( )4. A. after B. before C. when D. since ( )5. A. meets B. met C. was meeting D. will meet ( )6. A. caring B. care C. cares D. careful ( )7. A. was B. were C. is D. are ( )8. A. how often B. how much C. how many D. how old ( )9. A. something B. nothing C ... ...