八年级上册培优生专用讲义—完形填空3—4

1、韩老师大课堂微信年级上册培优生专用讲义一完形填空 34My dad and my daughter Mega n were very close. When ever she31at Dad's house, theywould chat for hours, She even went fishi ng to32more time with him.A few weeks before33, Dad showed me his gift list. My mom used to do it34she died. "Your mom visits m

2、e in dreams," he said. "She told me it's35to make a list."On the list, Dad6that he would get Mega n a back pack-eve n though she had a newone. She used it all the time around Campus. But Dad was insistent（坚持的）.When Christmas came, we all sat around the tree, p ass ing out the p re

3、se nts. Mega n opened Dad's p rese nt and p ulled the back pack37."Oh my good ness!" she said. "I love it, I love it! Grandpa, tha nk you so much!"Did she really like it? Did she just want to be38?Mega n fell back into her chair. "I had a39a few weeks ago," she said

4、, "I was walk ingacross campus with my bag hanging on one shoulder. All of a sudde n Gran dma was there. She said, 'Mega n, you're going to hurt year back. You n eed a back pack with two stra ps（ 带子）to bala nee the weight!'"Megan laughed. "I woke up, and I realized that

5、9;s40my back's been aching（ 疼）lately.If you have the flu（流感）,it' s very important_151 a（n） _152_ that could make some people ill. We should flu is a fever home is theBut, Grandpa, how did you kno w?"Dad just laughed and hugged Mega n.1.A. workedB. lookedC. in vitedD. stayed2.A. takeB. s

6、pendC. costD. save3.A. ChristmasB. Hallowee nC. New Year's DayD. Mother's Day4.A. afterB. beforeC. whe nD. while5.A. difficultB. easyC. imp orta ntD. in terest ing6.A. talkedB. saidC. spokeD. wrote7.A. outB. inC. awayD. up8.A. seriousB. carefulC. he IpfulD. kind9.A. ideaB. thoughtC. dreamD.

7、picture10.A. whatB. whyC. becauseD. howhome from school. Because it is153_ it spreading（蔓延）around. The154 one or more of these, cough, sore throat or headaches. If you have the flu, 155_ p lace to stay.If you stay at home, you won t make 156 people ill. And if you have the flu, 157 at home is what y

8、ou n eed to get better.Take these steps步骤)if you feel 158Tell your parents. They will call the_159_ to talk about whether(是否)you have the flu160 some other ill ness.Stay at home from school and other 161p laces.162, try not to make other people in yourfamily ill. Do that by wash ing your hands163 .G

9、et rest, drink more water and you ' ll feel better fast. Be sure to tell your parents how you ' re feeli ng 164 they can take good care of you.Go back to school only 165 you ' re feeling better.11.A. stayB. to stayC. stayi ngD. stayed12.A. ill nessB. happin essC. hopeD. way13.A. letB. st

10、opC. keepD. have14.A. forB. onC. aboutD. with15.A. goodB. wellC. betterD. best16.A. otherB. the otherC. othersD. ano ther17.A. eati ngB. p layi ngC. study ingD. rest ing18.A. hungryB. angryC. illD. bored19.A. teacherB. worke nC. doctorD. sin ger20.A. butB. andC. orD. so21.A. niceB. imp orta ntC. dif

11、fere ntD. crowded22.A. AlsoB. In factC. As forD. First23.A. hardlyB. oftenC. seldomD. never24.A. soB. orC. althoughD. but25.A. beforeB. becauseC. whe nD. althoughAn old carpenter(木匠)is ready to retire(退休).He tells his boss he is going to leave the house-buildi ng bus in ess and live a happy life wit

12、h his wife.The boss is (166) to see his good worker go and asks if he can build just one more house as a personal favor(按个人的心愿 ).The carpen ter says yes, but (167) is easy to see that his heart is not in his work this time. He works very (168).When the carpen ter (169) his work, the boss comes to se

13、e the house. He hands the fron t-door key to the carpen ter.“ This is your house, ” he says, “ my gift to you. ” The carpen ter is (170) ! What a shame! If he knows he is buildi ng his own house, he is sure to do it very carefully.So it is with us, we build our lives every day. We ofte n put (171) o

14、ur best into the build ing.The n to our sur prise we realize we have to live in the house we have built. If we can do it aga in, we will do it very carefully. (172) we cannot go back.You are the carpen ter. Each day you hammer a n ail, p lace a board, or put up a wall."(173) is a do-it-yourself

15、 p roject, ” some one has said. Your attitudes(态度)and26.A. happyB. afraidC. sorryD. sure27.A. itB. heC. the bossD. the carpenter28.A. carefullyB. carelesslyC. wiselyD. hard29.A. beg insB. fi ndsC. looks forD. fini shes30.A. angryB. surp risedC. satisfiedD. happy31.A. more tha nB. less tha nC. no mor

16、e tha nD. no less tha n32.A. ButB. AndC. OrD. So33.A. HouseB. WorkC. Carpen terD. Life34.A. aB. /C. ourD. the35.A. onB. forC. uponD. in(174) choices you make today, build the“ house” you live (175) tomorrow. Build wisely!I was livi ng in New York whe n my father called. He was worki ng in the city a

17、nd suggested we meet for dinner. But more p leas ing and surprising to me was the way we had the dinner. For this time he didn ' t spend the whole time giving advice I didn ' t (176) . He talked with me.I walked him to the bus statio n. While we were wait ing, he stood aga inst the wall. My

18、father had (177) bee n a strong and heavy man. Now I saw how thin and weak he was. He the n told me someth ing that surp rised me. He said he still (178) , in side his head, like a young man, and couldn ' t believe he' d passed sixty.“You don ' t know, at your age, how fast time goes, ”

19、he said, “If I never really talked with you boys as much as I' d have liked to, it was because there was so little time and so much I had to teach you. I just did n ' t want you to make all the mistakes I had made. I wan ted to (179) you from some of the troubles I had. ”I wan ted to say, “

20、Tha nk you, Dad, for telli ng me that. ” I knew at last I was a (180) to my father. We could talk with each other. But I was too (181) by the eve ning to say how I was feeli ng.It was the last (182) we ever had.I was in Florida on a bus in ess trip whe n I called home. Dad had a stroke ( 中风)last ni

21、ght, after coming home from work. He ' d always said he wan ted to work till the day he died. He got his wish. My wish, for another talk with my father, would go unfulfilled ( 未完成的).I now know things I didn ' t know (183) my father was alive. Time does go really fast. There is so much to tea

22、ch my boy and so little time: I ' ve watched him change from baby to child to boy in less time certainiy than I took. I know the temptation ( 引诱)always to be telling him things, the things he' ll (184) to survive (生存),to be a good person.But I remember my father' s final less on. My boy will lear n by what I am and what I do far more than by what I tell him.When Eric, aged eight, says, “ Dad, can we talk? ” I (185) my book and say, “ Sure.” I think for a second he wants my advice a