七年級英語下期期末高頻易錯考點(diǎn)專練（牛津譯林版）專題完形填空20篇（15空）Passage1Myneighbourisadoctor.Heandhiswifeareamongthe1peopleIhaveevermet.Afewyearsago,westartedthiskindof“favour(善行)war”,whereoneofuswoulddosomethingkindfortheother,suchas2thedriveway(車道)orbuildingashed(棚子),andthenexttime,theotherwould3todomorefavours.Yesterdaymorningtherewasabout2or3feetofsnowontheground.I4heshovelled(鏟)mydrivewaywhileIwasawayonabusinesstriplast5.SoItookoutmyshovelandclearedbothoursidewalksanddrivewaysbecauseitwasmyturntodoafavour6.Althoughittooksometime,Ifinisheditandgotintomycarforwork.ThatnightIhearda7onmydoor,anditwasmyneighbour.Heshookmyhandandthankedmeforshovelling8drivewayandsidewalk,whichmadehimgettoworkearlierand9aboy.“Assoonas?startedthecarearlythismorning,a(n)10camethroughthatayoungboyinourneighbourhoodwasseriouslyill.11,mypartnerandIwereonlyabout2minutesaway,buttheclosestambulance(救護(hù)車)wouldtake10minutestoarrive,”addedhe.“Thatyoungboyhasachancetoseehisfamilyagain12youdidmethefavourearlierthismorning.”Itwasn’tmuchtoo13toshoveladriveway,butwhatIdidhelpedayoungboylivehislifeagain.Nofavouristoo14.Eventhesmallestfavourcanmakethebiggest15.Onefavouroftenleadstoanother.1．A．nicest B．busiest C．richest D．happiest2．A．finding B．losing C．cleaning D．making3．A．try B．stop C．plan D．have4．A．saw B．thought C．found D．remembered5．A．spring B．summer C．a(chǎn)utumn D．winter6．A．soon B．back C．a(chǎn)gain D．first7．A．note B．kick C．gift D．knock8．A．my B．our C．his D．your9．A．meet B．save C．take D．find10．A．call B．card C．letter D．idea11．A．Sadly B．Usually C．Luckily D．Happily12．A．when B．if C．because D．though13．A．easy B．difficult C．careful D．interesting14．A．small B．big C．useless D．useful15．A．a(chǎn)ctivity B．lesson C．reason D．differencePassage2Oneday,Timmy’sfathernoticedthathissonwascrying.Heasked,“What’sthematter,Timmy?”Timmyreplied16,“Myclassmatescallmesonofagardener.Theyoften17me.”Hisfatherthoughtforawhileandthensaid,“Comewithme,son.Let’splantsome18.Itmightcheeryouup.”Timmy’sfathertookoutsomeflowerseeds(種子)andsaid,“Let’shavea(n)19ofgrowingflowers.Wewilleachtakecareofourownflower.Iwillwaterminewithcleanwaterfromthelake,whileyouwillwateryourswith20waterfromthepond.Let’ssee21flowerwillgrowbetter,yoursormine.”Timmythought,“Iwillsurelylosethegame.Flowersusuallygrowbetterwithcleanwater.”22hestillwantedtohaveatry.Sohe23andjoinedhisfatherinplanting.Hecaredforhisownflowerwithlove,watching24growdaybyday.Afterseveral25,bothflowersbloomed(盛開)beautifully.Hewas26toseethathisflowerlookedevenhealthierthanhisfather’s.Hisfathersmiledandsaid,“That’sbecausedirtywaterdoesn’tstopflowersfromgrowing.27,itactsasfertilizer(肥料)tohelpthemgrow.Thislessonisalso28inourlife.Somepeoplemaylookdownonyou.Neverletitholdyouback.Useitto29youbecomeabetterperson.”Timmyfinallyunderstoodwhathisfathermeant—Belikehisflower,growing30inthedirt.16．A．sadly B．happily C．excitedly D．surprisedly17．A．lookafter B．laughat C．worryabout D．careabout18．A．trees B．vegetables C．fruits D．flowers19．A．survey B．study C．game D．introduction20．A．dirty B．fresh C．warm D．cold21．A．what B．why C．when D．whose22．A．So B．But C．As D．Because23．A．a(chǎn)nswered B．a(chǎn)greed C．left D．stopped24．A．it B．him C．her D．them25．A．minutes B．hours C．weeks D．years26．A．sorry B．a(chǎn)ngry C．surprised D．sad27．A．Forexample B．Infact C．Asusual D．Atlast28．A．true B．easy C．different D．difficult29．A．help B．remember C．follow D．understand30．A．easily B．carefully C．safely D．beautifullyPassage3Lastsummer,Iplannedtotakeashortholidayinthewoods.Myhusbandwasn’tfree,butIreallywantedtoseethePerseidsmeteorshower(英仙座流星雨).SoI31togocampingbymyself.After32thesleepingbagandsomefood,Iwasonmyway.Iwasalittle33aboutbeingalone.AssoonasI34thecampingplace,IaskedtheguideifhethoughtI’dbeallrightcamping35.“Sure,”hesaid.Hisreply(回復(fù))mademefeel36.Aftersupper,Imadeafireeasily.Lookingup,Icouldn’tseemuchofthesky37thetrees.Ifellasleepquickly.Afewhourslater,I38up.Thenoisewastoo39.Thankfully,afterafewminutes,itstopped.ButIwasafraidofthe40ofthenight.Ididn’tthinkitwasagoodideatogooutandlookatthestarsafterthis.41Ilaythere,Iheardsquirrelsandanowl(貓頭鷹)calling.IwassogladthatIwasawake(醒著的)tohearthissoundof42.Thenextmorning,myneighbourtalkedabouthowabearvisitedatnight.43,thebeardidnothingbad.Though(盡管)Iwas44notseeingthestars,nowIfeelmoreconfident(自信的)aboutcampingalone.Bear45nobear.31．A．took B．decided C．a(chǎn)ttended D．a(chǎn)dvised32．A．making B．cutting C．tidying D．a(chǎn)dding33．A．worried B．a(chǎn)ngry C．tired D．surprised34．A．lookedat B．knockedat C．a(chǎn)rrivedat D．calledat35．A．over B．lonely C．a(chǎn)round D．a(chǎn)lone36．A．sadder B．better C．healthier D．larger37．A．through B．a(chǎn)t C．on D．behind38．A．hurt B．saved C．woke D．stood39．A．slight B．loud C．little D．slow40．A．light B．change C．space D．rest41．A．When B．Why C．If D．How42．A．machine B．people C．heart D．nature43．A．Badly B．Quickly C．Surprisingly D．Nearly44．A．unusual B．uninteresting C．unimportant D．unhappy45．A．or B．a(chǎn)nd C．but D．soPassage4Iliveinawonderfulneighbourhoodwithmanytreesandbeautifulflowers.Therearedifferent46ofhouseshere.Somearebigwhileothersaresmall,buttheyalllook47.My48areveryfriendly.MrSmith,wholivesnextdoor,isa(an)49.Heoftengivesmeadviceon50tokeephealthy(健康的).AndMrsGreenacrossthestreetlikesto51cakes.She52sharethemwithus.Onweekends,weoftenhavea53togetherinthesmallparknearourhouses.Thekidsplaygames,andtheadults(成年人)talkabouttheirwork,familiesorjustdailylife.Thereisasmall54inourneighbourhood.Wecan55allkindsofthingsthere.Itis56from8:00a.m.to9:00p.m.everyday.Nexttothestore,thereisa57station.Ifmybikedoesn’twork,theworkertherewill58it.Ilovemyneighbourhood59itislikeabigfamily.Itmakesmefeelwarmand60everyday.46．A．types B．numbers C．colours D．prices47．A．old B．new C．lovely D．strange48．A．neighbors B．families C．classmates D．friends49．A．engineer B．doctor C．driver D．teacher50．A．what B．why C．when D．how51．A．make B．eat C．sell D．buy52．A．once B．a(chǎn)lways C．seldom D．sometimes53．A．meeting B．party C．class D．dinner54．A．school B．hospital C．library D．shop55．A．read B．buy C．watch D．write56．A．closed B．cleaned C．picked D．open57．A．police B．train C．bus D．bike58．A．repair B．borrow C．return D．buy59．A．so B．because C．or D．but60．A．sad B．bored C．comfortable D．tiredPassage5請通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每小題所給的四個選項(xiàng)中選出一個最佳答案，并將答案寫在答題卡上。Everyyear,manyyoungpeopleinBritainfinishschoolandtakeayearoffbeforetheystartworkorgotocollege.Someof61gotoothercountriesandworkasvolunteers(志愿者).Volunteersgivetheirtimeto62people.Forexample,theyworkforfreeinschoolsorhospitals,orhelpwithconservation.MikeColemanisa63boyandlivesinCanterbury,England.Hewantstobecomeateacher,butnowhe’slivinginNamibia,Africa.Heworksina64nearKatimaMulilo.Hesays,“Ihelpthedoctorsandnursesto65sickpeople.I’mnotadoctor,66Icandomanythings.Forexample,Icarrypeoplewhocan’twalk.I67visitvillagesinthemobilehospitaltoo.Thereareonly68doctorsandnursesheresotheyneedvolunteerslikeme.Idon’tgetany69,butthat’sOK.I’mnothereforthemoney.”Headded,“I’mstayingherefortwomonthsand70inasmallroomwithfiveothervolunteers.Theworkis71,butI’menjoyingit.I’mlearning72aboutlifehereinsouthernAfricaandaboutmyself!73finishing,IwanttotravelinandaroundNamibia74threeweeks.Forexample,Ihopeto75theanimalsintheOkavangoDeltainBotswana.”61．A．they B．their C．them D．theirs62．A．love B．help C．save D．lend63．A．19yearsold B．19-years-old C．19-yearold D．19-year-old64．A．school B．hotel C．hospital D．restaurant65．A．takecareof B．takeoff C．takepartin D．takeback66．A．a(chǎn)nd B．so C．or D．but67．A．seldom B．hardly C．never D．sometimes68．A．little B．few C．a(chǎn)few D．a(chǎn)little69．A．fun B．money C．time D．food70．A．helping B．living C．moving D．building71．A．easy B．fun C．hard D．relaxing72．A．a(chǎn)lot B．a(chǎn)lotof C．toomany D．toomuch73．A．Before B．When C．After D．If74．A．a(chǎn)t B．for C．in D．on75．A．eat B．kill C．play D．seePassage6IalwaysrememberthedaywhenIwentonahot-airballoon(熱氣球)trip.Itwasabirthdaygiftfrommyaunt.Ihadto76at6:00,butitwasn’taproblem.Icouldn’tsleepbecauseIwasso77.Myparentsandmyauntcameto78.They79megoodluckasIpreparedtogetintotheballoon.Therewerefive80peopleandaworkerinit.Whenwetookoff,itwasverynoisy(喧鬧的)andIcouldn’t81anything.Thenitgot82.Theskywasblueand83.Icouldseeallthepeopleontheground.Theywere84smallerandsmallerwhenwegothigherandhigher.85,aheavyrainbegan!Theballoonstartedto86.Theworkerdecidedtolandassoonaspossible,87hecouldn’tmaketheballoongowherehewanted.Thewindwasbringing88tothesea.Itwasveryscary(嚇人的)!Verysoon,thewind89direction(方向)andwecouldfinallylandonahill.Wegotoutoftheballoon.1walkedbacktomy90andshowedthemIwasOK.WasIweak?Yes,alittle.WillIdoitagain?Notsure!76．A．lookup B．getup C．giveup D．stayup77．A．sad B．excited C．lucky D．sleepy78．A．help B．play C．watch D．look79．A．hoped B．wished C．gave D．brought80．A．a(chǎn)nother B．theother C．other D．others81．A．hear B．feel C．make D．sound82．A．peace B．quiet C．sad D．noisy83．A．dark B．clear C．rainy D．cloudy84．A．getting B．changing C．turning D．taking85．A．Carefully B．Usually C．Suddenly D．Luckily86．A．go B．fly C．rise D．drop87．A．a(chǎn)nd B．but C．so D．because88．A．us B．them C．you D．him89．A．stopped B．changed C．a(chǎn)dded D．fit90．A．team B．friends C．family D．homePassage7I’mJenniferHolsteinfromAmerica.Thechallenge(挑戰(zhàn))isridingacrosswestern91bymyself.Myparentsareworriedaboutme.“It’s92.You’reinaforeigncountry,”theysay.ButIhavealreadydecided.BeforetravelingChinabybike,I93bikeforovertwohoursinoneday.Itisdifficulttotravelbybike,94Igetstrongerdaybyday,andfinally,Ican95rideabikeforeighthourseachday.Luckily,Iamhappyto96agroupofChinesemen.TheyarealsotravelingwesternChina,butbymotorcycle.Theyinvitemeto97withtheminthemountainsinYunnan.Wecook98thatwegetinthelakeoverafire.Wehavea99relaxingpicnic(野餐).Anothertime,Imeetagroupofbikeriders.Theyaremucholderthanmebutstill100betterthanIam.Itreallymakes101togofarthereveryday.TheyoncehelpmewhileIam102amountainroad.Forexample,theyfix(修理)my103.Withmanyhighmountainsandrunningrivers,westernChinahassomeofthemostbeautifulscenery(風(fēng)景)inthe104.Becauseofitsthickforestsandclearlakes,thereissomuchto105inwesternChina.91．A．America B．Singapore C．Africa D．China92．A．popular B．different C．dangerous D．exciting93．A．a(chǎn)lways B．usually C．sometimes D．never94．A．or B．so C．but D．a(chǎn)nd95．A．easily B．hardly C．a(chǎn)lso D．only96．A．help B．meet C．know D．miss97．A．stay B．play C．talk D．run98．A．pork B．beef C．fish D．chicken99．A．boring B．special C．bad D．noisy100．A．riding B．hiking C．working D．driving101．A．him B．her C．us D．me102．A．runningaway B．lookingfor C．goingon D．findingout103．A．bike B．car C．bus D．train104．A．town B．city C．country D．world105．A．eat B．see C．think D．writePassage8WecanhearthesoundofdrumsfromYangFeilong’strainingcentreoverakilometreaway.Asthedooris106,wecanseeagroupofyoungpeopleincolourfullion-shapedclothes,practisingplayingaslions.ThistraditionalactivitynotonlyshowsChineseculturebutalsohelpsthemkeep107.Dancinglionsneedstrongmusclesandgood108sotheyoftendoexerciseslikerunningandjumping.They109onthepilesofdifferentheights,puttingonawonderfulshow.Throughtheirpractice,thedancinglionshavealifeoftheirown,showingdifferentposes.Theysit,jump,dance,drinkwater,or110balls.Theseactionsimprovetheirbalanceandmaketheirlegs111.“Thekeyisteamworkamongthe112,”saysYang,whowatchestheliondancepracticesandgiveshisadvice.“Tryyourbesttoplay,andthelionwilllook113.”YangisayounginheritoroftheliondanceinXitaoTown,HenanProvince.Hemakestheliondancehis114andtries115toletmorepeopleknowaboutit.“Theshow116everyonetoplaytheirrole.Peopleinthelionheadmustbequick117showfacialexpressions.Thoseinthetailneedtobestrongtoliftpeopleatthehead.Additionally,theperformersneedto118regularlytostayingoodshapeandkeeptheirenergyhigh.”Yangsays.Thereisapopular119aboutthehistoryoftheliondance.Itsaysthat,duringtheHanDynasty,afewlionsweretakentoChinaalongtheSilkRoad120theWesternRegions.Later,peoplestartedtoimitatetheactionsofthenewlions,andthentheliondancecameout.Today,liondanceisnotjustanartbutafunwaytokeephealthy!106．A．old B．open C．big D．clean107．A．new B．full C．fit D．long108．A．height B．balance C．memory D．luck109．A．move B．sing C．rest D．eat110．A．lookat B．talkabout C．thinkof D．playwith111．A．slow B．strong C．thin D．smart112．A．doctors B．drivers C．a(chǎn)ctors D．farmers113．A．real B．young C．fine D．short114．A．subject B．problem C．job D．plan115．A．quickly B．either C．hard D．quietly116．A．wants B．needs C．orders D．teaches117．A．but B．or C．a(chǎn)nd D．so118．A．exercise B．sleep C．eat D．watch119．A．game B．sport C．story D．lesson120．A．to B．from C．for D．inPassage9Oneday,Iwenttovisitmygrandparents’village.AsIwalkedaround,Icameacrossalittleshopwhereanoldmanwasworkingwithpaper.Heused121tocutoutbeautifulshapeslikeflowersandanimals122redpaper.Itwaslikemagic!Iwasamazedbyhow123hewasatit.Then,Iheardmusicandsawagroupofpeople.Theywereusingpuppets(木偶)totellstoriesaboutbraveheroes.Itwassofunto124.Ialsosawalong,colourfuldragondancingthroughtheair.Everyonewashavingfun.Thedragonbringsluckand125tothevillage.Feelinginterested,Iwenttoa126tolearnmoreaboutChinesefolkart.There,Isawpaintingsonsilk,potterywithfancydesigns,andevenembroideryonclothes.Everypiecewasspecialandtoldastoryof127own.Onethingthatreallycaughtmy128wasasilkpaintingofabeautifulmountain.ThecoloursweresobrightandthepicturemademefeellikeIwasthere.Ilearnedthatsilkpaintingsarenotjustpretty,they129helpkeepimportantstoriesandtraditionsalive.Afterthat,IunderstoodthatChinesefolkartisnotjustaboutlookingatprettythings.It’sawayforpeopleto130theirstories,ideas,andvaluestoyoungerpeople.I’msogladIgottoseeallthesewonderfulthings.Itmademeknowhow131thepeoplewhomadetheseartformsare.Now,IwanttolearnmoreaboutChinesefolkartandmaybeeven132tomakesomething133oneday.Becauseeveryonehasastoryto134,andChinesefolkartisagreatwaytoshareit.Walkingbackhome,Ifeltreally135thatIgottobeapartofthisexcitingadventure.121．A．scissors B．brushes C．rulers D．pencils122．A．of B．from C．by D．for123．A．well B．good C．beautiful D．careless124．A．see B．look C．read D．watch125．A．money B．grades C．happiness D．skills126．A．museum B．school C．restaurant D．hospital127．A．its B．their C．it’s D．theirs128．A．nose B．eye C．mind D．heart129．A．too B．either C．a(chǎn)lso D．still130．A．give B．hand C．tell D．pass131．A．hard-working B．fantastic C．creative D．brave132．A．need B．begin C．work D．try133．A．myself B．itself C．themselves D．himself134．A．speak B．talk C．say D．tell135．A．tired B．sad C．happy D．coolPassage10Embroidery(刺繡),ashiningstarinChineseart,isa136craft.Today,wecanfindembroideryonmany137.Ithasaspecial138thatdrawspeoplein.Chinawasthefirstto139silk,whichmadesilkwormraising,silkreeling(繅絲),andweaving(編織)possible.Thisledtothegrowthofsilkthreads(線)andfabrics(織物),and140embroiderybecomepossible.The141knownembroiderediteminChinaisfromthe142Dynasty.IntheHanDynasty,embroiderygrew143andshowedpeople’sstandinginsociety.TheTangDynastysawabigjumpinembroidery’s144andartstyles.Sincethen,embroideryhaskeptgrowingandformed145styles.Thereare146mainschoolsofChineseembroidery:Xiang,Shu,Su,andYue.XiangembroiderycomesfromHunanProvince.Itusessoftthreadandisbasedon147Chinesepainting.ShuembroideryisfromSichuanProvince.It’smostlyusedfor148thingslikequilt(被子)coversandclothes,withdesignsofflowers,birds,insects,andfish.Suembroidery,fromJiangsuProvince,hasastrongfolkfeel.It’sknown149beingpeacefulandnice.Itsweavingwaysareveryclear.Yueembroidery,fromGuangdongProvince,has150andbrightcolours.Itsdesigns,likedragons,phoenixes,andflowers,areorganized.136．A．national B．modern C．simple D．foreign137．A．walls B．clothes C．books D．shoes138．A．colour B．smell C．taste D．magic139．A．sell B．buy C．make D．find140．A．closed B．made C．took D．opened141．A．oldest B．newest C．best D．latest142．A．Ming B．Qing C．Shang D．Song143．A．slowly B．quickly C．slow D．quick144．A．sizes B．shapes C．skills D．materials145．A．beautiful B．creative C．ordinary D．different146．A．fourth B．four C．five D．fifth147．A．Western B．Eastern C．modern D．traditional148．A．useful B．cheap C．everyday D．expensive149．A．to B．for C．a(chǎn)s D．by150．A．rich B．soft C．local D．deepPassage11Manyyoungchildrenlikegoingtothezoo.Thereareallkinds151animalsinthezoo.Thechildrencanseethezookeepers(飼養(yǎng)員)givethem152toeat.Theanimals153havetofindfoodbythemselves(它們自己).Theyjustwalk,sleepand154allday.Somanyof155thinkthattheanimalsthereare156andhappy.157manyofthemaresad.158?They’renotfree!Animalslikeelephantsandgiraffes159livefreelyandhappilyinforestsorongrasslands(草原).Liketigers,theycanrun,playwiththeirchildrenand160food.Butnowtheyhavetolivein161roomsinthezoo.Theirlifeinthezoo162beboring,soitisimportantforanimalstolive163.Nowmanypeoplethinkanimalsmust164backtoforestsandgrasslands.Wemustbefriendlytothem.Dorememberthatthezooisagreat165forchildren,butnotforanimals.151．A．in B．for C．of D．by152．A．fruit B．milk C．drink D．food153．A．don’t B．doesn’t C．isn’t D．a(chǎn)ren’t154．A．swim B．fly C．play D．live155．A．people B．children C．man D．woman156．A．beautiful B．dangerous C．lucky D．lazy157．A．So B．But C．And D．Or158．A．Why B．What C．Which D．Where159．A．hardly B．even C．never D．usually160．A．carefor B．careabout C．lookfor D．lookat161．A．big B．small C．good D．short162．A．should B．must C．mustn’t D．can’t163．A．outside B．best C．quickly D．really164．A．a(chǎn)rrive B．ride C．go D．run165．A．room B．pool C．bridge D．placePassage12LittleMary’sgrandparentshaveafarm.Onthefarmtherearemanykindsof166,likedogsandcats.Marylikestoplaywiththembecausetheycanmakeher167.Onthefarmthere168alsoalittleelephant.Ithasnomother.Anditneverplayswith169animals.Italwayswalksaroundbyitself.Marythinksthisiswhyshelikesitso170.Manytimes,Mary171theelephanthowsorrysheisforthedeath(死亡)ofits172.Shelovestalkingwithitandtheelephantbecomes173toMary.WhenitseesMaryonthefarm,itrunsuptoher174alittledog.Maryalwaysgivessome175toit.Bananasareitsfavorite.Sometimesit176herintoaforest.ThereMarysitsonthegroundand177abook.ThelittleelephantstandsbyMary.Hergrandfatheralwaysasksher,“178doestheelephantlikeyousomuch?”“Oh,becauseIloveit,Grandpa,”Maryanswers.GrandpathinksMaryis179.Animalsareour180.Weshouldlovethem.166．A．fruits B．trees C．a(chǎn)nimals D．vegetables167．A．sad B．happy C．sorry D．bored168．A．is B．a(chǎn)m C．a(chǎn)re D．be169．A．a(chǎn)nother B．other C．others D．theothers170．A．much B．many C．far D．great171．A．speaks B．tells C．says D．talks172．A．friend B．mother C．teacher D．brother173．A．a(chǎn)fraid B．fun C．smart D．friendly174．A．like B．on C．for D．from175．A．time B．money C．food D．drink176．A．helps B．wants C．wishes D．follows177．A．reads B．buys C．sees D．draws178．A．What B．How C．Why D．When179．A．tidy B．right C．strong D．young180．A．pets B．children C．life D．friendsPassage13Everyyear,middleschoolsinmanyplaceshaveasportsmeeting.Studentstakepartindifferent181likerunning,jumpingandballgames.It’satimetoshowoursportstalentsandworktogetherasaloan.182,littlepigsinAustraliahavetheirownreportsmeetingeveryautumn.Eachyear,a(n)183sportsmeetingforlittlepigstakesplace(發(fā)生)inAustralia.Pigfarmersfromfarmsandvillages184theirlittlepigstothesportsmeeting.Pigsmustbe185strongandclevertofinishtherace(比賽)well.Thesportsmeetinghasdifferenteventslikestudents’.Oneofthemostpopularistherunningrace.Somepigsareroundandheavy,andothersarethinandlong.Theyalllookcute186bigearsandshortlegs.Whentheyrun,theirshortlegsmovesofastthatitreallylooksfunny.Somelittlepigscan’t187therules,sotheystoporevenrunbackward(向后).Togetreadyfortherace,pigssometimes188smallrunningclothes,whichmakesthemfunnier.Farmersgivetheirpigsalotof189beforetheracetohelpthemimprove.Theybelievepigscan190iftheyworkhard.Theyalwaystrytohelptheirpigsdo191ineveryrace.Once,duringarace,anaughty(調(diào)皮的)pigdugahole(挖洞)with192noseanddidn’tfinishtherace.Thewinning(贏)pigisreally193.Itnotonlygetsabigprizebutalsogetsalongerlife.Thisis194itisasportsstarnowandthefarmerlooksafteritbetter.Theseprizesmakefarmersproud.Theythinkjoiningtheraceisagreat195.Whatafunactivity!181．A．a(chǎn)ctivities B．a(chǎn)ctions C．ways D．subjects182．A．But B．Also C．Then D．So183．A．boring B．interesting C．easy D．poor184．A．cause B．make C．write D．take185．A．very B．too C．once D．enough186．A．with B．on C．by D．from187．A．forget B．break C．follow D．run188．A．takeoff B．puton C．lookfor D．holdon189．A．work B．practice C．progress D．weight190．A．pass B．move C．succeed D．a(chǎn)rrive191．A．faster B．better C．louder D．higher192．A．its B．his C．her D．their193．A．lovely B．lucky C．funny D．noisy194．A．unless B．though C．because D．if195．A．minute B．job C．energy D．choicePassage14HaveyoueverheardofJiuzhaigouNationalPark?Therearebluelakes,forests,mountainsand196beautifulsights.Ittakesits197fromninevillagesalongitslength.Itissaidthatlonglongago,thegodofthemountainnamedDagofellinlove198thegoddess(女神)Semo.Hegavea199madefromwindandcloudtothegoddess.Semowas200togetitandlikeditverymuch.Oneday,Semo201

themirrorinto108piecesbyaccident(意外地).Thepiecesdroppedtotheearthandthen202108colourfullakes.Localpeoplecallthelakes“haizi”in203.Therearelotsofplantsandanimalsinthearea.Theplantshaveprovided204forwildanimals.Therearemanykindsofanimalsandtheymaketheparkmore205.Youmayknowthethreemainvalleys(山谷)ofJiuzhaigou,206infact,thesightsarefarmorethanyouexpect.ThePandaLakeis207forthelongestwaterfallandtheArrowBambooLakehasalargeareaof208,thefavouritefoodofpandas.ThebesttimetovisitJiuzhaigouisinautumn,like209orOctober.IfyouvisitJiuzhaigouduringtherighttime,youmayevenexperiencethefour210injustoneday.196．A．other B．a(chǎn)nother C．others D．theother197．A．time B．name C．colour D．beauty198．A．by B．with C．a(chǎn)bout D．from199．A．clothes B．scarf C．toy D．mirror200．A．sad B．silly C．glad D．strange201．A．changed B．broke C．checked D．hid202．A．madeof B．hurriedup C．turnedinto D．fixedup203．A．English B．love C．name D．Chinese204．A．skills B．places C．food D．rest205．A．friendly B．wonderfully C．colourfully D．lovely206．A．but B．or C．if D．a(chǎn)nd207．A．good B．useful C．famous D．ready208．A．rice B．milk C．wood D．bamboo209．A．March B．September C．August D．December210．A．villages B．lakes C．months D．seasonsPassage15MountQomolangmaisthehighestmountainintheworld.ItliesintheHimalayas,211Nepal(尼泊爾)andChina.Manyclimbershavetriedtoclimbtothe212ofit.Thefirstpeopleto213thepeak(頂峰)wereSirEdmundHillaryandTenzingNorgay.Sincethen,thousandsofpeople214toclimbtothepeakofMountQomolangma.Oneofthegreatest215isErikWeihenmayer.Likeallwhotrytoclimbthishugemountain,Erikfaced216winds,snow,andavalanches(雪崩).217whatreallymadeErik’sclimbunbelievableisthefactthathecannotseefrom13yearsold.Erikbeganclimbingatage16.Hehasclimbedthehighestmountainsonourplanet.Erikbecamethefirstpersonwhocan’t218toreachthepeakofMountQomolangma.Attheageof32,Erikbeganhisclimbaspartofa19-memberteam.Histeamworebellsthathecouldfollowduringhis219andteammateswerequicktowarnhimof220thingsasabigfallingobjectontherightorarocktot