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1、2023-2024学年八年级英语下学期期末易错题特训专题05完形填空一、完形填空，15空版，10篇My husband and I were taking a post-dinner walk in a nearby parking lot, when we saw a man breaking something with a rock. We kept 1 him as we walked around the parking lot and talked between ourselves about what he might be doing. I thought he was br

2、eaking stones to make sand, but why would he do that? 2 , we decided to go up and speak to him. He was breaking up pieces of leftover bread that he had collected from his housemates to make 3 for the birds that come there every morning. The large pieces of bread would be 4 for the birds to eat, so h

3、e ground（研磨）them into a fine powder（粉末）with the rock. It was moving to hear that hes been doing this every 5 , by himself, for the last three or four years. What moved us more was that he was surprised we were even 6 in this, since for him it wasnt a big deal. Every night, he 7 leftover bread from h

4、is housemates. He then spends the next one or two 8 in the parking lot crushing（压碎）each piece of bread and making a neat pile for the birds, which he says will be gone by the next evening. He also 9 fresh water and adds birdseed（鸟食）on top of the pile. When we asked him why he does this act of servic

5、e, he shrugged and said, “Its just something 10 I do so that the leftover bread doesnt go into the trash（垃圾）and the birds get food.”We shared his story with the hope that it might remind us to be more careful with our leftover food. Perhaps it might inspire（启迪）someone to do something similar in thei

6、r own area.1AstoppingBshowingChelpingDnoticing2ANaturallyBPatientlyCSurelyDFinally3AfoodBdrinkCsoupDspace4AperfectBhealthyCdifficultDenough5AmorningBafternoonCnightDweekend6AhappyBsadCinterestedDbored7AcollectsBbuysCborrowsDdonates8AyearsBmonthsCdaysDhours9AleavesBtakesCdrinksDsaves10AspecialBintere

7、stingCsmallDexcitingA boy was one day sitting on the steps of a door. He had a broom in one hand, and in the other a large piece of 11 and butter which somebody had kindly given him. While he was eating it and 12 singing a tune (曲调), he saw a poor little dog quietly sleeping not far from him. He cal

8、led out to him, “Come here, poor fellow!”The dog, hearing kind words spoken to him, lifted up his ears and moved his tail happily. Seeing the boy 13 , he came near him. The boy held out a piece of his bread and butter. As the dog stretched out his 14 to take it, the boy hurriedly drew back his hand

9、and 15 him hard on the nose. The poor dog 16 , barking and crying most dreadfully(害怕的), 17 the cruel boy sat laughing at the 18 he had done. A man, who was looking from a window on the other side of the street, saw what the bad boy had done. Opening the street door, he called him to 19 over, at the

10、same time holding up a 20 between his finger and thumb. “Would you like this?” said the man. “Yes, please,” said the boy, smiling. He ran over to take the money.Just at the moment when he stretched out his hand he got a hard knock across his 21 from a cane(藤条) which the man had 22 him. He cried out

11、as loudly as a bull!“What did you do that for?” said the boy. He had an 23 face and rubbed his hand. “I didnt hurt you, nor did I ask you for money.”“What did you hurt that poor dog for earlier?” said the man. “He didnt hurt you, nor ask you for your bread and butter. Remember dogs can 24 as well as

12、 boys. Learn to 25 kindly towards animals in the future.”11AbreadBcakeCmealDcheese12AgentlyBloudlyCcheerfullyDlazily13AsingingBeatingClyingDdancing14ApawBtailCheadDear15AkickedBpushedCheldDhit16Agot awayBgot upCgot inDgot off17AwhenBsinceCasDwhile18AtreatBgameCtrickDpunishment19AfollowBcrossCpassDen

13、ter20AcoinBsweetCstoneDtoy21AfaceBfingersCarmDknee22AbesideBoppositeCnearDbehind23AuncomfortableBunconfidentCunhappyDunsatisfied24AfeelBthinkCcareDlive25AleadBorganizeCbehaveDcoverWill you put others needs before your own? What feeling will you get if you do? Here is an 26 of mine.It was a 27 day an

14、d I had a hard time. I was busy and everyone I talked to was 28 a bad mood. Whats more, I went out without breakfast and I left my wallet at home. So I couldnt get lunch and was terribly 29 .When I finished my work, I called to ask my 30 to meet me at the door with some money so that I could quickly

15、 go to buy dinner. Then I quickly made my way home in hope of eating my 31 meal of the day at 5 p.m.As I was halfway home, my wife told me 32 the phone that a friend of ours was in trouble and needed a lift(搭便车) home. My mind said, “I will get him 33 I get the meal.” But my mouth said, “ 34 , Ill gi

16、ve him a ride.” He jumped in the car with a smile on his face and 35 how thankful he was that I would drive him home. He told me he usually walked home from his company but that day the rain 36 him making that journey.Traffic was a mess. A drive to him usually 37 10 minutes but that day it was 30 mi

17、nutes.Now you would guess the person that I was helping is a/an 38 friend of mine. But, in fact, he is a friend of a friend.I wonder 39 I will see this person again, but I feel glad I was there when he needed me. So you will feel yourself 40 when you care more about others.26AideaBadviceCarticleDexp

18、erience27AwindyBwetCsunnyDhot28AinBatConDfrom29AillBhurtChungryDweak30AwifeBsonCfriendDneighbour31AlastBsecondCfirstDnext32AbyBonCwithDabout33AuntilBsinceCbeforeDafter34ARightBNoCAll rightDNo way35ArepeatedBtoldCexplainedDasked36AhelpedBkeptCstoppedDdropped37AcostBpaidCtookDspent38AinterestingBhones

19、tCcloseDnew39AthatBifChowDwhy40AmeaningfulBhopefulCcarefulDhelpful阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。The Story of the Carrot and the RingHave you ever lost something that was important to you, and thought youd never see it again? Thats what happened to Mary Grams.Mary had worn her wedding ring

20、for more than half a century when she lost it. She was working in her 41 on the farm one day, pulling out a plant. And maybe it was at that moment 42 the ring came off her finger. When she found it was missing, she searched everywhere for it for days 43 finally giving up.Mary realized maybe she wasn

21、t going to find the ring again. So she decided not to tell anyone about what had happened, 44 her husband. Instead, she thought she could get a much cheaper one from a jewellery (珠宝) shop. Luckily, she 45 to buy another one that looked just like it. In fact, it was so similar that 46 in her family k

22、new her real ring was missing.But the story has a 47 ending. Mary got her wedding ring back 13 years after it was lost! One day Marys daughter-in-law Colleen was working in the same garden where Mary had been all those years ago. She was 48 vegetables there when she found the ring. But this time it

23、was a bit 49 because there was a carrot growing right 50 the middle of it!As soon as Colleen saw the ring, she knew who the 51 was. The farm had been in the family for over 100 years. And only two women had lived there all that time. So when Colleen found the story of the lost ring, 52 became clear

24、that there was only one person it could possibly have belonged to (属于), and the ring was returned to Mary.When Mary got the ring, she was full of 53 . She decided to wear it again. So she 54 cut the carrot in half, washed it and put it back on her finger and it still 55 perfectly!41AgardenBofficeCpa

25、rkDblock42AwhyBhowCthatDwhere43AafterBbeforeCwhenDsince44AexceptBlikeCincludingDas45AmanagedBfailedCagreedDafforded46AanybodyBsomebodyCnobodyDeverybody47AsadBseriousCnaturalDhappy48Ausing upBdigging upCturning upDgiving up49AdifferentBbeautifulCdifficultDugly50AthroughBoverCacrossDon51AuserBsurvivor

26、CproducerDowner52AtheyBheCitDwe53AsadnessBenergyCjoyDenvy54AhardlyBcarefullyCbravelyDespecially55AformedBfittedCcheckedDmatchedThis is the story of Joe and Fonzie. Its a story about a 56 that started more than 20 years ago. And the friendship saved a life and started a new kind of help for people wi

27、th 57 . “Joe” is Joe Hoagland, who was three years old when the story 58 . And “Fonzie” is a dolphin. Joe was born with a heart problem. At 3, he had an 59 . It didnt go well and he couldnt move the left side of his body. The doctors at the hospital didnt think he could get 60 . Deena, Joes mother,

28、took him to different places for treatment, but it wasnt very 61 . Then the family moved to Florida. Joe liked being in the water and Deena thought 62 could help him. First, they went to swimming pools in 63 , but some hotel guests didnt like them. One day she went with Joe to a place, where people

29、swam with dolphins. Joe met Fonzie there and the 64 really began. Soon, Joe wanted to see Fonzie every day. He loved playing with him and 65 him. Joes mother told him 66 to feed Fonzie using his left hand so that he could move his left side of his body as often as possible. Slowly, he got better and

30、 better. Hes now over 30 years old and very 67 . Deena saw that Joes friendship with Fonzie helped 68 a lot, and she knew it was a good idea for other people, too. So, she and her family worked to 69 a place called Island Dolphin Care to help people like Joe. Sadly, Fonzie died in 2004 when Joe was

31、17. He wrote, “Fonzie and I 70 a lot of good times. He was a great friend to me.”56AcourseBfriendshipCdreamDcharity57AblindnessBdeafnessCfeverDproblems58AbeganBchangedCdevelopedDstopped59AchoiceBaccidentCoperationDlesson60AhappierBbetterCfatterDtaller61AsuccessfulBspecialCcomfortableDinteresting62Ad

32、ancingBjoggingCswimmingDcamping63AcommunitiesBhotelsCschoolsDparks64AactionBstoryCtrainingDgame65AsupportingBfollowingCfeedingDcontrolling66AalwaysBneverCseldomDsometimes67AlonelyBfamousCsafeDwell68AitBherChimDthose69ArecordBopenCneedDreach70AusedBwishedCsharedDmadePutting lion statues(雕像) outside b

33、uildings is quite common in China. It was especially 71 in ancient times. They can be seen at the gates of temples, government offices and the homes of 72 people. The statues are usually made of 73 . People believe they can scare away evil spirits and bring good 74 .However, the lion is not a 75 of

34、China. It was not until about 2,000 years ago, when lions were 76 to Chinese emperors as gifts, that the animal 77 be seen in China. Emperors loved lions because they looked 78 . They kept lions as pets and as a symbol of power. The animals were also believed to look 79 Suan Ni(狻猊), one of the nine

35、legendary sons of the dragon.Lions became even more popular in Chinese culture as Buddhism(佛教) was 80 to the country later. Buddhas(佛祖) ride lions and the lions roar(咆哮) was 81 to be the teachings of the Buddhas.Since ancient times, people have put lion statues outside their houses to 82 their famil

36、ies. They usually put a 83 of stone lions on each side of the gate to their home. A male lion stands on the 84 playing with a ball. It stands for power. A female lion is on the right with a baby lion under her paw. She stands for a large and thriving(兴旺的) 85 .71AcommonBspecialCstrangeDfresh72AsmartB

37、wealthyCpoliteDgood73AstoneBwoodCplasticDgold74AsenseBviewCideaDluck75AsecretBchoiceCsymbolDnative(本地物)76AreceivedBlentCgivenDreturned77AshouldBcouldCneedDmight78AhelpfulBgentleCfunnyDstrong79AlikeBforCafterDat80AprovidedBcreatedCintroducedDinvented81AsentBchangedCchosenDconsidered82ApleaseBprotectC

38、serveDfight83ApairBpieceCcopyDnumber84AtopBmiddleCleftDbottom85AmotherBfamilyCfutureDwealthOnce upon a time, there was a little sparrow. This sparrow was always on the hunt for something to eat and one day he happened upon a big bean. But before he could 86 it, he had to wash his hands. He hid the b

39、ean on a bridge and flew down to the 87 below to clean up. “I just cant wait for my wonderful 88 ,” the sparrow said to himself. Then he 89 his way back up to the bridge. “I wont have to work for a week!” But when he got back to his 90 place, the bean was gone! As the sparrow flew around looking for

40、 his lost treasure, he saw a 91 coming over the bridge. “ 92 , can you help me find my bean?” the sparrow asked. “Please, do I look like I have time to find a tiny bean? Find it 93 ,” said the farmer as he walked away. Next, the sparrow saw a soldier coming over the bridge. He asked the soldier the

41、94 question. “Please, little bird, I have no time for you,” he said and walked on. Then a minister（大臣）came walking by, but 95 the sparrow could even ask, he laughed and walked away. The little bird had 96 given up hope, when the king came up the bridge, riding on an elephant. The sparrow repeated hi

42、s question, but the king didnt 97 him. The sparrow sat on the bridge, hungry and sad. An ant came by. After he heard the sparrows story, he went up to the elephant. “Tell the king to find that poor birds 98 , or I will go inside your ear and bite you!” The elephant stopped, turned to the king and sa

43、id, “Go help that sparrow, or I will throw you off.” The king was 99 . He called the minister over and the minister ordered the soldier. Then the soldier went over to the farmer, “Find that birds bean, or Ill kick you off this bridge!” The farmer 100 all day and as the sun was setting, he finally found the bean. The sparrow was thankful, and he ate well for the next week.86AplantBsellCdropDeat87AhillBriverCtreeDforest88AbreakfastBlunchCsupperDdinner89AlostBfeltCmadeDfought90AsleepingBplayingCworkingDhiding91AfarmerBsoldierCministerDking92AThank youBExcuse meCIm sorryDC