八年級英語下期期末高頻易錯考點專練（人教版）專題完形填空20篇（10空）Passage1（23-24八年級下·江蘇淮安·期末）Onceuponatime,therewasalazy,poormanlivinginasmallhousewithspiderwebs(蜘蛛網(wǎng))onthewallsandmicerunningaround.People1comingintosuchadirtyplaceandthepoormanwaslonelyandsadeveryday.Hethoughtitwaspoverty(貧窮)that2hisunhappylife.Oneday,thepoormanvisitedawiseoldmanandaskedhimfor3aboutchanginghislife.Theoldmangavehimabeautifulvase(花瓶)andsaid:“Thisisamagicvasethatwillbringyou4.”Thepoormanlookedatthevase5.Whywouldheneedavaseinhispoorhouse?However,hedidn’twantto6suchabeautifulvase,sohebroughtithomeandputitonthetable.“It’snotrightforsomethingsobeautifultobeempty.”Thepoormanlookedatthevaseandthought.Thenhepickedsome7andputthemintoit,makingitevenmorebeautiful.8hewasstillnotsatisfied(滿意的).“Itisnotgoodforsuchabeautifulthingtostandnexttoaspiderweb.”Thenhestartedtodosome9inthehouseandpaintedthewalls.Hishousequicklyturnedintoacomfortableplace.Thepoormancheeredup.Hesuddenlyrealizedthatinthepastitwashis10thatmadehimpoorandunhappy.Fromthenon,heworkedhardandhislifegotbetterandbetter.1．A．enjoyed B．a(chǎn)voided C．forgot D．minded2．A．ledto B．a(chǎn)ddedto C．repliedto D．belongedto3．A．money B．a(chǎn)dvice C．work D．practice4．A．sadness B．darkness C．kindness D．happiness5．A．proudly B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．surprisedly D．carelessly6．A．throwaway B．setup C．payfor D．putup7．A．wildflowers B．fruits C．bottles D．stones8．A．Because B．But C．So D．Since9．A．shopping B．cleaning C．reading D．washing10．A．health B．knowledge C．laziness D．a(chǎn)bilityPassage2（23-24八年級下·廣東惠州·期末）通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小題所給的四個選項中，選出一個最佳答案。并將答題卡對應(yīng)題目所選的選項涂黑。Haveyoueverfeltsadabouttheworldwhenwesawtheunkindbehaviors(行為)orheardtheunpleasantwords?Howcanwehaveacomfortable11?Doesitdependonthegovernment,thecleaners,thepolicemenandtheteachers?Iliketakingawalkaroundthelakenearourhome.Oneday,mydaughterandInoticedhowmanylitterswerelyingalongtheroad.Sothenextdaywe12somebigbagsandstartedtocollectlittersalongtheway.Therewereplasticbottles,cupsofteadrinks,snackbags,and13aschooluniform(制服).Bythetimewefinishedwalkinga14ofthelake,oneofthebagwasnearlyfull.Wealsocleanedseveral15thatleadtothetopofthehill.Intheend,wecollectedthreebagsoflitters.Tiredbuthappy,westoppedbeforewewenthome,and16onelastlookatthelakeasthesunset.Itlookedmore17thanever.Iknowthatsometimestheworld’sproblemscanseemuncountable(數(shù)不清的)andyouwonderwhetheryoucanhelpornot.Infact,thepersonswithwarmheartsarealsouncountable.Soyouarenot18.Everysmileyoushare,everykind19yousay,makesadifference.Everylovingthoughtyouthink,everylittlethingyoudofortheflowers,theplants,the20,thehumans—makesadifferenceinthisworld.Smileattheworldtogetheranditwillsmileback!11．A．environment B．experience C．lake D．school12．A．taught B．fought C．caught D．brought13．A．a(chǎn)gain B．just C．even D．a(chǎn)lready14．A．piece B．part C．square D．circle15．A．streets B．paths C．trees D．mountains16．A．got B．made C．took D．shared17．A．beautiful B．a(chǎn)wful C．ugly D．a(chǎn)ncient18．A．comfortable B．a(chǎn)lone C．easy D．sleepy19．A．heart B．person C．mind D．word20．A．a(chǎn)nimals B．life C．health D．kingPassage3（23-24八年級下·河北張家口·期末）How’sitgoing?Areyoubusywithyourstudythesedays?I’vebeenbackatschool21nearly(將近)fourweeks.I’mverygladtotellyouthatgreat22havetakenplace(發(fā)生)inourschoolthisterm.Firstofall,theteachersaskedusto“clearourplates”whenhavingourmealsandsay23towasting.Someofususedtoordermorethanwhatwecouldeat.Thatwasabigwasteoffood.Nowweneedto24thefoodweorder.Weshouldalsostopwastinginsomeotherways.Forexample,weshouldturnoffthelightswhenwe25theclassroom.Andourschoolhasopenedupsomefieldsforustolearnhowtogrowvegetables.Ourschoolgiveseachclassasmallgardenandourclasshasdecidedtogrowsomevegetablesinour26time.Ithinkthat’llbeveryinteresting.MaybeI’llbeabletopostyousomevegetableswe’vegrownby27nexttime!What’smore,wehaveonlytwoclassesintheafternoon28wehavemoretimeforafter-schoolactivities.I’moneofthetrafficsafety(安全)volunteersinourschool.Afterschool,wetaketurnstogotothestreetsneartheschoolandaskpeopleto29thetrafficrules.Ithinkwearehavingadifferentschoollifenow!Pleasewritebacksoonand30memoreaboutyourschool.21．A．in B．for C．on D．a(chǎn)t22．A．changes B．a(chǎn)ccidents C．interests D．memories23．A．yes B．hello C．no D．thanks24．A．clean B．pay C．cook D．finish25．A．leave B．reach C．open D．build26．A．busy B．free C．safe D．sweet27．A．herself B．yourselves C．ourselves D．themselves28．A．because B．when C．while D．so29．A．follow B．make C．break D．copy30．A．explain B．talk C．say D．tellPassage4（23-24八年級下·云南玉溪·期末）AlittleboyintheUnitedStatesaskedhisfatherinconfusion(困惑地),“Whatisthevalue(價值)ofourlives?”Thefatherdidnotanswer31buthandedhimatranslucent(透亮的)stoneandsaid,“Takethisstonetothemarket32don’tsellit.Ifanyoneasksaboutthe33ofthestone,justholdoutthreefingersanddon’tsayanything.”Theboy34hisfather’sadvice,andwenttothenearestmarket.Soonamaninthemarketasked,“35isthisstone?Iwanttouseittobeautifymyyard.”Theboyheldoutthreefingers.Themansaid,“Threedollars.Iwantit.”Theboyreturnedhomeandtoldhisfathertheman’soffer(報價).“Nowtakethisstonetothemuseum.”Hisfathersaid,“Ifanyoneaskstheprice,youwilldothesameasbefore.”Inthemuseum,awomancametoaskaboutthepriceofthestone.Theboysaidnothing,just36threefingers.Thewomanofferedthirtydollars.Theboywassosurprised37heranhomeandtoldhisfatheraboutthethirty-dollaroffer.Then,thefathersaid,“Takethisstonetoagem(玉石)shopnowandshowitonlytotheshopkeeper.”Whentheshopkeepersawthestone,hesaid,“Itisoneofthebestgemsintheworld.Howmuchdoyouwant?”Theboyheldoutthreefingers38.Theshopkeepersaid,“Threemilliondollarsisvery39.Igetit!”Theboyranhometotellhisfatheraboutthethree-million-dollaroffer,confused.“Son,doyounowunderstandthevalueofourlives?”Thefathercontinued.“Thevalueofourlivesisuptowhereweputourselves.Andourvalueisuptousandpeoplewhocanseethe40inus.”31．A．quickly B．quietly C．happily D．simply32．A．for B．so C．but D．or33．A．shape B．prize C．price D．weight34．A．thought B．followed C．replied D．kept35．A．Howbig B．Howlong C．Howheavy D．Howmuch36．A．rising B．showing C．changing D．carrying37．A．that B．what C．when D．which38．A．withexcitementB．withpride C．insurprise D．insilence39．A．expensive B．important C．cheap D．interesting40．A．light B．promise C．money D．kindnessPassage5（23-24八年級下·廣東江門·期末）ZhouXueisthemotherofa9-year-oldboyinJiangsuProvince.Thesedayssheisworriedabouther41eyesight(視力).Inhisclass,7ofthe46childrenhave42wearingmyopia(近視)glasses.InChina,children’seyehealthisa43problem.Alotofboysandgirlsstarttowearmyopiaglasses.However,aprimaryschoolinYunnanProvinceis44.Theschoolhas536studentsand45ofitsstudentshavemyopia.Theschoolhasitsownwaysto46itsstudents’eyesight.Theschoolalwaysaskseverystudenttogooutsideduringclassbreaks.Walkingoutofthe47tolookaroundisgoodforeyes.Theschoolneverallowsitsstudentsto48mobilephonestoschool.Theschooldoesn’tgivetoomuchhomeworksothatthestudentscangetatleast10hoursofsleepeveryday.Besides,theschoolkitchentriestochoosesome49thataregoodforeyessuchascarrotsandfish.ZhouXuethinksthattheprimaryschool’swaysare50.Shehopesthatmoreandmoreprimaryschoolswilltakemeasures(措施)toprotecttheirstudents’eyesight.41．A．daughter’s B．student’s C．teacher’s D．son’s42．A．started B．stopped C．continued D．minded43．A．small B．serious C．tiring D．strict44．A．large B．special C．beautiful D．careful45．A．either B．neither C．none D．a(chǎn)ll46．A．forget B．prepare C．protect D．hurt47．A．bedrooms B．factories C．restaurants D．classrooms48．A．bring B．leave C．sell D．borrow49．A．drinks B．vegetables C．foods D．fruits50．A．boring B．useless C．terrible D．helpfulPassage6（23-24八年級下·內(nèi)蒙古呼倫貝爾·期末）Chopsticks,akindofeatingtools(工具)usedinAsiancountries,especiallyinChina,are51oftwopiecesofsticks(棍子)withthesameshape,sizeandmaterial,createdwithintegrity(正直),tenacity(堅韌)andhonesty.PeoplesaythatthefirstchopstickswereusedinChina5,000yearsago.ThepracticebecamepopularinKorea,VietnamandJapan.Todaytheyareasymbolof52culture.ThedifferentcookingtraditionsofAsialeadtodifferent53ofchopsticks.Forexample,theJapaneseuse54chopsticksbecausetheyeatalotoffish.Suchchopsticksaregoodforpickingthefishfromthebones.Chopstickscanusedifferentkindsofmaterial.Bamboochopsticksarecommon55thematerialiseasytogetanddoesn’tburneasily.People56usewoodandboneforchopsticks.Somerichpeoplehad57madefromexpensivemetals(金屬).Manyemperorsusedsilver(銀)chopsticks,foritwasbelievedthattheywouldturn58iftherewaspoison(毒)inthefood.Therearealsomanytablemannersconnectedwith(與……有關(guān))59.Forinstance,neverstickyourchopsticksuprightinyourricebowlorhityourbowl60yourchopsticks.Peoplebelievethisisimpolitetothehost.51．A．made B．fond C．a(chǎn)fraid D．happy52．A．Asian B．American C．European D．African53．A．sizes B．shapes C．colors D．feelings54．A．square B．long C．sharp D．short55．A．but B．so C．a(chǎn)nd D．because56．A．too B．a(chǎn)lso C．a(chǎn)swell D．either57．A．theirs B．their C．his D．mine58．A．red B．gray C．green D．black59．A．knives B．chopsticks C．bowls D．table60．A．by B．to C．on D．withPassage7（23-24八年級下·遼寧朝陽·期末）閱讀短文，理解其大意，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Onceuponatime,therewasatravelingmanwhowastootiredandhefellasleeponthesideoftheroad.Suddenly,apoisonous(有毒的)snakecameoutofthegrass.It61tothemanandwantedtohurthim.Atthistime,astrangerpassedbyandkilledthesnake.Thenhequietlywalkedaway62wakingupthesleepingman.Readingthisstory,Ican’thelpbutrememberwhathappened63Iwasinmiddleschool.Oneday,myfathersuddenlycametotheschoolinahurrytogivemethemoneyforthenewbooks.ButIjust64theenvelope(信封)withmoneyinitfromhimtwodaysago.Myfathersaiditwasimpossible.He65theenvelopeonthewaytothepostofficewhenhesentmethemoneyhalfaweekago.Hewas66thatIwaswaitingforthemoney,sohebroughtittomehimself.ItoldmyfatherthatIdid67himandgotthemoney.HedidnotbelieveituntilIshowedtheenvelopetohim.Perhapsastrangersawtheletteronthewayandputitintothemailbox.AlthoughIdonotknowthepersonwhopickeduptheletter,hisorher68willwarmmylife.Infact,eachofusisunknowingly(不知不覺地)69thewarmlightsofstrangers.Justasimpleeffort(舉手之勞)canwarmacoldheartandchangeaperson’slife.So,whenwilloursmalleffortbring70moments(時刻)toothers?61．A．walked B．jumped C．moved D．flew62．A．for B．to C．with D．without63．A．when B．before C．until D．a(chǎn)fter64．A．bought B．got C．found D．missed65．A．lost B．held C．returned D．collected66．A．happy B．a(chǎn)fraid C．sad D．a(chǎn)ngry67．A．learnabout B．hearfrom C．lookafter D．giveup68．A．imagination B．creativity C．kindness D．excitement69．A．enjoying B．refusing C．passing D．making70．A．exciting B．interesting C．surprising D．touchingPassage8（23-24八年級下·廣東汕頭·期末）Jennywasnewatschool.Shehadnofriendsthere.Andshewasalittle71andshy.Asaresult,someofherclassmates72shewasabadstudentandmadeuprumors(謠言)abouther.Oneday,herclassmateRitalostherbagandJennyhelpedherfindit.Thentheystartedtotalkwitheachother.73,RitaknewthatJennywasn’tabadgirl,butshedidn’tunderstandwhyotherstreated(對待)herlikethat.Jenny74somethingaboutittoRita,“IoftensitintheclassroomquietlybecauseIdon’tknowhowtostartto75withothers,andIdoeverythingalonesoIfeelabitlonely.”“Whataboutlettingmyfriendsgettoknowyou?Youcanlearnhowto76others,”Ritasaid.ThenJennyagreed.Nextdayintherestaurant,whentheywaitedforRita’s77,Jennywasnervous.Ritasaid,“Justbeyourself.”Noonetalkedatfirst,butlaterthey78talkingandknowingaboutJennyhappily.AndtheywantedtobefriendswithJenny.Afterlunch,Jennyrealized(意識到)thatRitawas79.Wecan’tchangeothers’minds,sowejustneedtobe80.Thingswillworkoutoneday.71．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．nervous C．excited D．bored72．A．promised B．hoped C．a(chǎn)ccepted D．guessed73．A．Usually B．Anyway C．Finally D．Instead74．A．explained B．lent C．returned D．sold75．A．compete B．practice C．communicate D．compare76．A．comeupwith B．stayawayfrom C．catchupwith D．getonwith77．A．cousins B．parents C．friends D．teachers78．A．started B．stopped C．continued D．finished79．A．lazy B．busy C．right D．strict80．A．ourselves B．yourselves C．themselves D．herselfPassage9（23-24八年級下·廣東湛江·期末）Chrissy,anewangel(天使),wasinchargeoftherain.EveryMonday,shehadtobesurethatthe81spreadtheirraindrops(雨滴)allovertheworld,becauseeverylivingthingontheearthneededrain.ButnoonehadtoldChrissyhowtomakeitrain.Chrissyaskedoneoftheolderangels82hecouldhelpher.“Theangelthathadthejobbeforeyouusedtotell83storiestothecloudstomakethemcry.”ButChrissywasaveryhappylittleangelandshedidn’tknowanysadtales.Sheflewuptoaskthemaninthemoon.“Youmight84pinching(擰)thecloudstomakethemcry.”ButChrissydidn’twanttohurttheclouds,soshedecidedto85thatidea.Thenextmorning,asChrissywasjumpingfromcloudtocloud,sheheardsomeone86.Itwasthelittlecloud.Sheaskedthelittlecloudwhatwassofunny.“It’syourtoes.”repliedthecloud,“Theytickle(使發(fā)癢)uswhenyouwalk!”“Oh,I’msorry.”saidChrissy,“Iwillbemore87.”“No,no,pleasedon’t.Welovetobetickled.Itmakesuslaughsohardthatwealmostcry!”Well,thatgaveChrissyagood88!Shesaidgoodbyetothecloudandwentoff.ThenextdaywasMonday.Itwasrainingallovertheworld!LittleChrissywasjumpingaboveallthecloudsinthesky,89thecloudswerelaughinghardandtearswerecomingtotheireyes!Thetears90totheearthandmadeawonderfulrain.81．A．clouds B．stories C．messages D．a(chǎn)ngles82．A．that B．what C．which D．whether83．A．beautiful B．funny C．sad D．happy84．A．try B．practice C．mind D．enjoy85．A．givein B．giveout C．giveaway D．giveup86．A．talking B．laughing C．dancing D．crying87．A．careful B．exciting C．interesting D．careless88．A．a(chǎn)dvice B．luck C．idea D．gift89．A．or B．unless C．so D．but90．A．flew B．rained C．landed D．fellPassage10（23-24八年級下·遼寧撫順·期末）Birdsarebuildingtheirnests91rubbish,saidanewstudy.Therubbishincludescigarettebutts(煙頭)andplasticbags(塑料袋).AgroupofEuropeanscientistslooked92about35,000studiesonbirdnests.Theyfoundthatbirdshaveusedman-madethingsinnestsalmost93onEarthexcept(除了)Antarctica(南極洲).Somerubbishseemstobe94.Thisiswhybirds“l(fā)ike”puttingitintheirnests.Forexample,cigarettebutts(煙頭)havesomechemicals(化學(xué)物質(zhì))keepingpest(昆蟲)awayand95thechicks(雛鳥).Plasticbagsareusefulinkeepingtheanimalswarm,andotherhardthings,canmakenestsstrong.However,intheend,humanrubbishmayonlybringmoreharmtobirds.Thetoxic(有毒的)96lives.Tomakemattersworse,ifthecigarettestillburnswhilethebirdbringsitbacktoits97,itmaysetfiretothenest.Piecesoffishingnetmayalsotrap(纏住)birds,andit’s98forthemtogetoutbythemselves.Ifthechickseatotherkindsofrubbishbyaccidenttheywillalsoget99.Our100intheairarefeelingthebadeffects(影響)ofhumanspollutingtheenvironment.91．A．under B．with C．on D．in92．A．into B．up C．down D．a(chǎn)fter93．A．everything B．everywhere C．everyone D．everytime94．A．beautiful B．harmful C．helpful D．thankful95．A．kill B．harm C．catch D．protect96．A．longer B．shorter C．happier D．healthier97．A．home B．school C．room D．tree98．A．possible B．impossible C．unbelievable D．uncomfortable99．A．up B．dressed C．out D．hurt100．A．pets B．friends C．enemies D．classmatesPassage11（23-24八年級下·天津河北·期末）Manyyearsago,whenshewasnearlytenyearsold,LauraBuxtonwasplayinginthegardenwithaballoon.Herfamilywerehavingaparty.Shewrotea(n)101ontheballoon:“PleasereturntoLauraBuxton”andheraddress.Sheletgooftheballoon.Itwasa

102dayandtheballoontravelledmorethan200kmuntil(直到)itcamedowninahedge(樹籬).Aman103theballoon,readthemessageandtookittohisneighbour’shouse.Hisneighbour’sdaughterwasvery104toseethemessagebecausehernamewasLauraBuxtontoo!Andshewasjusttenyearsold.ThesecondLaurawrotealettertothefirstLauraandthentheirparentstelephonedsothey105meet.Whentheymet,thegirls106thattheywerebothwearingpinksweatersandjeans,andthatbothofthemweretallandthinandhadlongbrownhair.Theywere107surprised!Theytalkedandfoundtheyhadthe108pets—athree-year-oldblackdog,agreyrabbitandaguineapig.Theybecamegoodfriends.Nowtheyareolderandtheyare109goodfriends.Theyare110moremagictohappen!101．A．plan B．a(chǎn)rticle C．report D．message102．A．rainy B．windy C．cloudy D．snowy103．A．chose B．gave C．found D．bought104．A．bored B．proud C．patient D．surprised105．A．must B．could C．need D．should106．A．hoped B．noticed C．imagined D．explained107．A．hardly B．usually C．really D．probably108．A．same B．different C．cheap D．expensive109．A．just B．ever C．still D．sometimes110．A．waitingfor B．tidyingup C．takingaway D．closingdownPassage12（23-24八年級下·山東濰坊·期末）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Somepeoplehavenointerestinsports.Theythinkthatsportsmakethem111andsmellbad.Theysay,“Whywastetimeplayingsports?”Tothesepeople,Ipolitelysay“Youhavenotdiscoveredthe112ofsports!”LetmeshareabasketballgameIplayedtwoweeksagowithyou.Ourparentsandfriendswerethereto113uson.Alotofpeoplewerewatching.Weallwantedto114thegameinfrontofsomanypeople.Thegamewas115overandwewereonepointbehind.Ourcoachcalledustogetherandsaid,“Okay,thisisit!Eitherwescorenoworthegameisover.Let’sworkhardtoscore.Evenifwedon’tscore,116weknowthatwehavetriedourbest.So,boys,don’tthinktoomuch.Itdoesn’tmatterifwelose.Justdoit.”Well,inthelast117ofthegame,wetrulyscoredandtwoteamstie(打成平局)!Wewentintoovertime(加時賽),thecoachhuggedallofus.Hetoldusthathewas118becausehehadneverseenateamtryharderthanus.Tobehonest,I119alotofpleasureinplayingsports.Itmakesmehappyandcomfortable.That’swhyIplaysportswheneverIgetthechance.Somy120istochooseasportandkeepdoingit.Yourbodywillthankyouandyourmindwillbereadytoworkwell.111．A．lazy B．tired C．ugly D．stupid112．A．price B．time C．fun D．level113．A．call B．praise C．help D．cheer114．A．win B．watch C．join D．play115．A．suddenly B．nearly C．finally D．recently116．A．a(chǎn)tfirst B．a(chǎn)tonce C．a(chǎn)ttimes D．a(chǎn)tleast117．A．quarter B．time C．hour D．minute118．A．brave B．a(chǎn)ctive C．proud D．honest119．A．feel B．face C．guess D．give120．A．a(chǎn)dvice B．order C．a(chǎn)ction D．interestPassage13（23-24八年級下·青海西寧·期末）Onceuponatime,therewas121ancientemperornamedShennong.Duringthattime,manypeoplehadtowaitfor122whentheywereill.123therewasnomedicineatall.Tosavehispeople,Shennongdecided124andtestdifferentplantsasherbs(草藥).Whenhefoundanewkindofplant,hetasteditby125.Someplantsmadehimfeel126andtired.Itwasreallydangerous.However,he127differentplantsmanytimes.Thenheandhisteamgotmanykindsofplantmedicinetotreatillnesses.Oneday,histeamfoundaspecialplant128smallyellowflowers.Shennonggotonepieceofflowerfromtheplanttotaste.129,hisfaceturnedredquicklyandhefellontheground,thendied.Althoughhelosthislife,hemadeagreatcontribution(貢獻)toherbs.Fromthenon,peoplecalledhimtheEmperorof130.121．A．a(chǎn) B．a(chǎn)n C．the D．/122．A．illness B．life C．death D．chance123．A．But B．So C．Though D．Because124．A．tofind B．finding C．finds D．found125．A．myself B．himself C．yourself D．herself126．A．outgoing B．happy C．relaxed D．sleepy127．A．tried B．istrying C．willtry D．hastried128．A．of B．by C．with D．for129．A．Luckily B．Recently C．Actually D．Suddenly130．A．Tea B．Herbs C．Grass D．FlowersPassage14（23-24八年級下·安徽宿州·期末）Whenmyson,Justin,wasfour,hefoundacaterpillar(毛毛蟲)andputitinabox.Eachdayhe131itfreshgrassandleavescarefully.Inafewweeks,thecaterpillarbecamefatandwasreadytosleep.Onemorningwefoundithadbecomeacocoon(繭).Justinwas132.Heknewamoth(飛蛾)orbutterflywasgoingtobeborn.“Dad!133ishappening.Comeandlook!”Heshoutedhappily.Wecouldclearlyseethewingsinside.Afewdayslater,abeautifulblackmothbrokefreefromitscocoon.Thenextday,Justintookthe134outsideandopenedit,andthelittlemothflewout.Itflewaroundtheyardtwice,135,andlandedonJustin’sarm.Hepickeditupandthrewitintheair,136themothcamebackagain.Hetriedoverandovertosetitfree,buteachtimeitwouldreturntohisarm.Ibelievethemoth,justlikeaperson,wasafraidto137comfortableplaces.Itwantedtostaywithsomethingcloseandwasafraidtomoveonandexperiencenewthings.Iwasoncethatlittlemoth.Mycocoonwasmymother’slovewhichmademecomfortable.Likethemoth,Ididn’twanttoflytoofarfromit.Whenmyfirstjobneededmetomovetoanewcity,Iwas138,butlaterIchosetomovethere.Andfinally,IfoundIwashappyaboutmy139.Humansarelikeanimals.Wehatechange.However,ifwehadn’tmoved,wewouldnothave140manynewthings.131．A．caught B．gave C．found D．carried132．A．unhappy B．a(chǎn)fraid C．excited D．tired133．A．Anything B．Nothing C．Everything D．Something134．A．bag B．box C．book D．bottle135．A．cameup B．cameback C．gaveback D．paidback136．A．a(chǎn)nd B．or C．but D．so137．A．stay B．live C．reach D．leave138．A．excited B．glad C．a(chǎn)fraid D．happy139．A．decision B．friends C．parents D．job140．A．experienced B．finished C．developed D．solvedPassage15（23-24八年級下·遼寧沈陽·期末）LiPingisamiddleschoolstudent.HeisnowstudyinginGrade8inamiddleschoolinGuangzhou,Guangdong.Hehadlotsof141whenhewaslittle.Butastimegoesby,thereisonlyonedreamtillinhismind.LiPingsayswhenhewasachild,heheardaboutrocketsandspaceships.142,hedidn’tknowwhattheywere.Later,hestartedtoknowthatscientistsmake143tocarrypeopleandthingsintospace.Fromthenon,hebecameveryinterestedin144.Heisalwaysdreamingthathecanflytospaceto145theEarthoneday.Inschool,LiPinglearnedthatthefirstmanflewintospacein1961,andlater,more146travelledintospacesuccessfully.Heknewthatnot147couldtravelintospace.More148,ifhecanflytospace,hemustbetrainedspecially.LiPingknowsit’snot149tomakehisdreamcometrue,buthedecidestotryhisbest.Hesays,“I’vehadthisdreamformanyyears.Itbringsmealotofhappinessandalwaysmakesmestudy150.Evenifitdoesn’tcometrueintheend,Iwon’tbesorry.”141．A．jobs B．dreams C．friends D．teachers142．A．Suchas B．Ofcourse C．Atfirst D．Atleast143．A．trains B．bikes C．cars D．rockets144．A．space B．ship C．planet D．plane145．A．takein B．lookafter C．helpwith D．lookat146．A．writers B．people C．a(chǎn)stronauts D．children147．A．everybody B．a(chǎn)nybody C．somebody D．nobody148．A．importantly B．hardly C．strongly D．luckily149．A．strange B．easy C．difficult D．expensive150．A．easier B．better C．louder D．harderPassage16（23-24八年級下·遼寧營口·期末）閱讀短文，理解其大意，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Lilywasacheerfulgirl.Shealwayshadabigsmileonherface.Oneday,she151anoldman,Grumble,sittingbesideariver.Theoldmanlookedsad.Lilywantedtomakehimsmile,soshewalkeduptohimwithafriendlygreeting.“Goodmorning,Mr.Grumble!152thelongface?”sheasked.Grumblesaid,“What’stheretobehappyabout,youngone?Lifeisfulloftroubles.”Lilylaughedandreplied,“Troublesarelikebigand153thunderclouds(雷雨云),Mr.Grumble.Butjustlikeclouds,theypass,makingwayforthesuntoshineagain.You154trylookingonthebrightside!”Lilymadeabet(打賭)withGrumble,saying,“IbetIcanmakeyousmilebytheendoftheday.”Grumbleagreedwithher,“You’rewelcometotry,155itwon’tbeeasy.”Fortherestoftheday,Lilydidallkindsoffunnyandsillythingsto156Grumblecouldlaugh.Shetoldjokes,sanglikenobodywaswatching,andevenmadefaces.However,Grumblewasstillunhappy157her.Asthesunbegantoset,Lilydecidedtogiveitonelasttry.Shetookadeepbreathandbrokeintoajoyousdance.Surprisingly,Grumblecouldn’thelpit.Heletoutachuckle(咯咯笑),andthen158.Beforeheknewit,hewaslaughingheartily,andhissadnessgivingwaytohappiness.Lilywonthebet,butmore159,sheshowedGrumblethatbecomingcheerfulwasnotdifficult.Happinessisa160.Wecanfinditwhenwechoosetoseethebrightersideoflife.151．A．called B．visited C．interviewed D．noticed152．A．Where B．Whether C．Why D．When153．A．beautiful B．scary C．smart D．quiet154．A．must B．may C．should D．could155．A．so B．or C．but D．a(chǎn)nd156．A．makesure B．lookout