深圳八年级语法填空

八下复习语法填空(1) 基础篇 Three teenagers offered _ (do) some _ (voluntary) work during the school holidays. They wrote the following reports. I did some voluntary work in a _ (child) hospital .The children there all suffer from serious _ (ill). We organized a painting competition for them. I meet a girl _ (call) Cindy .She wanted to paint a picture of the park near her home. I went there and took some _ (photo) of it. Cindy used them for her painting. Betty There are many children without parents. I met some of these children with my mother. We taught them _ (tell) stories .This helps them _ (expression) their _ (feel). One child said, “My friends dont understand my _ (pain).”We spend time with a girl called Vivien. Her parents died in a car accident, and she is _ (happy) and very _ (alone/lonely). She needs friendship. My mother and I will continue to visit Vivien. Mark I want to help _ (disable) children. They have difficulty _ (walk) or _ (move). I taught them to sing because music can bring them _ (joyful) and peace. I met a boy called Tim. He hurt his legs in an accident, but he has lots of _ (encourage). We need to help children like Tim and raise their spirits. I will continue to do voluntary work in the future. Annie _ 1989, 4.8 million children in the country, _ (age) from 7 _ 14, were _ (able) to attend school. 83 percent of them _ (be) girls. Because of this, the CCTF (China Children and Teenagers Fund) launched the Spring Bud Project _ (help) them. Since then, the project has helped _ (million) of girls return to school. It has also built lots of schools. The very first Spring Bud class was here in Guangxi in 1989. The Spring Bud Project paid _ Feng Guixiang to attend that class. It also rented a room close to the school _ her. Before the project started, she stayed at home and helped her mother _ housework. _ (Go) to school changed her life. She learnt to read and write _ do many other things. Now she works _ a teacher at a Spring Bud school here in Guangxi. She wishes to help others the way the Spring Bud Project helped _ (she). Debbie and Simon are students. They both have part-time jobs at _ travel agency. A well-dressed lady entered the office. She looked at Debbie and Simon, and then walked over to Debbie. Debbie gave her a _ (cheer) greeting. Simon sighed _ walked away. “Whats _ matter?” Mr. Yang asked.“People always choose Debbie instead _ me. I dont understand.”“I do. Its the way you communicate.”How can that be? I dont get a chance _ (speak).”“Communicating is more than just speaking. Your body language is important too.”“It is the way you stand and sit. The gestures and the _ (express) on your face. Your whole _ (appear) communicates things. You dont give people good _ (impress). You look down, you never smile and you dont turn your head towards them. But Debbie is holding her head up. She always smiles and _ (look) friendly. Her body language is making people feel _ (welcome), _ they go to her for help.”Simon decided _ (improve) his body language. He sat up straight and tried smiling _ people. He was trying to make a good impression _ people. Eye contact means _ (look) into another persons eyes. This is _ very important part of body language. It can be the key _ communication. Eye contact can show _ (feel) such as _ (friendly), interest and understanding. In _ (west) countries, _ (use) eye contact in conversations is very important. _ you do not use eye contact, _ (west) may think that you are not listening. And if you look away, they may also thin you are _ (lie).However, in many _ (Asia) countries, looking _ when talking with an older person like a teacher or parent, is polite. For example, _ Asian person might look down while listening to a Western speaker. The Western speaker might think this person is not _ (interest) in what he _ she is saying. Not using eye contact can cause problems, _ using too much is not polite _. In many countries, watching other people, _ (especial) strangers, for a long time is _ (polite). This may make them feel nervous. (2) 提高篇(92) The name of Daniel Hale Williams has been known to the black people in theUnited Statesfor many years. He 1._ (become) adoctorin Chicagoin 1883. After graduating,he taught at NorthwesternUniversitys 2._ (medicine) school. He was asked by the president of the United States, Grover Cleveland, to go to Washington,D.C., to head the Freedmens Hospital. It was one of the few hospitals for 3._ (black) in the countryatthat time.He went back toChicagoto help to set up Provident Hospital. 4._it opened,Chicagos black doctors could not practice in hospitals. They had to 5._ (treatment) patients at home,so operations 6._ (perform) on beds and kitchen tables. Dr. Williams also helped to set up a training school inChicagofor black nurses.In 1893 he operated on a man who was dying 7._ astab wound(刺伤) in the heart. Such a wound had always meant 8._ (die). But Dr. Williams tried to save the man. WithoutX-ray orblood transfusions(输血),he opened the _ (man) chest andsewed up (修补) his heart. Everything went on 10._ (good) with the bold (大胆的) operation. The manlived.(91) It wasverywindy when I woke uplastTuesday morning. As soon as I set off for the airport, it began to rain 1._ (heavy). 2._ a great way to start a holiday!While I was driving to the airport, the storm got worse. Suddenly, a huge flash of lightning struck a tree. It came straight down just 3._ (meter) in front of my car. The 4._ (fall) tree completely blocked (堵塞) the road, so I was stuck. I tried to call for help on my mobile, but the line was 5._ (die).I was sure that Id miss my plane, so I turned on the radio and tried to get used to the idea. Soon t