8A阅读理解与完形填空专项练习测试20道(带参考答案)

精心整理精心整理精心整理精心整理8A阅读理解与完形填空专项练习20道（♦余晨收集♦）Ateacherwasaskingastudentalotofquestions,butthestudent1answAteacherwasaskingastudentalotofquestions,butthestudent1answeranyof, “AnimportantPerson..Shewasgettingalittle5now, “AnimportantPerson..Shewasgettingalittle5nowthem.Theteacherthendecidedtoaskhimsomeveryeasyquestionssothathecouldget2ofthemright“3wasBunkerHill?”sheasked.Thestudent4forsometimeandthenansweredbutshewastryingnotto6it.Thensheasked“WhowasthefirstpresidentoftheUnitedStates?”Thestudentthoughtandthought,butdidn.'77anything.Theteachergotveryangryandshouted,“GeorgeWashington!”Thestudentgotupandbegantowalktowardshis8didn'ttellyoutogo.” “Oh,I'msorry,thestudentsaid,Ithoughtyou10thenextstudent .()1.A.wouldn'tB.couldn't C.shouldn'tD.mustn'butshewastryingnotto6it.Thensheasked“WhowasthefirstpresidentoftheUnitedStates?”Thestudentthoughtandthought,butdidn.'77anything.Theteachergotveryangryandshouted,“GeorgeWashington!”Thestudentgotupandbegantowalktowardshis8didn'ttellyoutogo.” “Oh,I'msorry,thestudentsaid,Ithoughtyou10thenextstudent .()1.A.wouldn'tB.couldn't C.shouldn'tD.mustn'()2.A.littleB.fewCalittleDafew()3.A.WhatB.WhichCWhoDWhere()4.A.thoughtB.spentCwaitedDstopped()5.A.angryB.worriedCsadDhappy()6.A.findB.loseCdoDshow()7.A.speakB.tellCsayDtalk()8.A.friendB.seatCaddressDside()9.A.HeB.SheC.IDWe()10.A.calledB.taughtC.neededD.senta9B“Comeback!”theteachersaidAmanmadeanicetalkingmachine.Itcouldweighpeople'sweight.Themanwantedtotrythemachinebeforehecouldmakealotofmachines.Heputthemachineintothewaitingroomofastation.Therewerealwayslotsofpeopleinandout.ThefirstonewhousedthemachinewasanIndianwoman.Shestoodonthemachine,the“Yourweightis72kilograms.Thatmachinethoughtforafewsecondstodecidewhichlanguagetospeak.“Yourweightis72kilograms.That“Goodmorning,Madam."ItsaidinIndian.threekilogramsmore.Ifyoueatmorefruitandvegetables,youwillbesoonallright.Pleasehaveaniceday.ThesecondonetousethemachinewasaChinesegirl.Shestoodonthemachineandwaitedtohearherweight.“Goodmorning,Miss.ThemachinesaidinChinese.“Yourweightis45kilograms.“Goodmorning,Miss.ThemachinesaidinChinese.“Yourweightis45kilograms.It'sallrightforyourage.Keepeatingwhatyoueateveryday.Pleasehaveaniceday.”ThethirdonetousethemachinewasaveryfatAmericanwomanShethoughtforalongtimetostandonthemachine.ThemachinespokequicklyinEnglish,“Goodmorning.Willoneofyougetoff?”)1.ThemachineinthispassagecouldIt'sallrightforyourage.Keepeatingwhatyoueateveryday.Pleasehaveaniceday.”ThethirdonetousethemachinewasaveryfatAmericanwomanShethoughtforalongtimetostandonthemachine.ThemachinespokequicklyinEnglish,“Goodmorning.Willoneofyougetoff?”)1.ThemachineinthispassagecouldA.speakallkindsoflanguagesC.weighandtalktopeopleB.tellpeoplewhattheyshouldeatA.speakallkindsoflanguagesC.weighandtalktopeopleB.tellpeoplewhattheyshouldeat_ 1- ；L. ■,D.makepeoplelaughB.inatrainD.inthewomensroomA.shewasalittlelighterB.shewasalittleheavierC.itcouldn'tspeakIndianD.toeatwhatshewantedtoeatB.inatrainD.inthewomensroomA.shewasalittlelighterB.shewasalittleheavierC.itcouldn'tspeakIndianD.toeatwhatshewantedtoeat)2.ThemanputhisfirstmachineA.inthestationC.inthedoctor'swaitingroom)3.ThemachinetoldtheIndianwoman)4.ThemachinesaidtoaChinesegirlthatsheA.shouldeatmoreB.shouldeatlessA.shouldeatmoreB.shouldeatlessC.hadtoeatmorefruitD.keptherselfhealthyC.hadtoeatmorefruitD.keptherselfhealthy)5.HowwastheAmericanwoman?A.Shewashealthy.B.Shelikedthinking.A.Shewashealthy.B.Shelikedthinking.C.Shewastooheavy.D.Themachinedidn'tlikeher.Therearemanykindsofanimalsthatliveintheforest,suchasmice,rabbits,squirrels,bears.Animalsintheforestdependon(依靠)oneanotherforfood.Manysmallforestanimals,suchasmice,eatgreenplantsforfood,andthenlargerC.Shewastooheavy.D.Themachinedidn'tlikeher.Therearemanykindsofanimalsthatliveintheforest,suchasmice,rabbits,squirrels,bears.Animalsintheforestdependon(依靠)oneanotherforfood.Manysmallforestanimals,suchasmice,eatgreenplantsforfood,andthenlargeranimalseatthem.Thisiscalledfoodchain.Afoodchainbeginswiththesun.Thegreenplantsintheforestusethesun'senergytomakefoodforthemselves.It'scalledphotosynthesis( 光合作用).Miceeatflowersandseedsthatforestplantsproduce( 生产).Themicegettheirenergyfromtheplants,andthemicebecomefoodforalargeranimal,suchasthehuntinghawk.Sotheenergyfromthesunpassesfromtheplantstothemicetothehawk..Abreak (中断)inanypartofthisfoodchainmeanssomeanimalsmaynothaveenoughfoodtoeat.()6.Photosynthesistakesplacewhen.largeranimalseatsmallanimals.greenplantsusethesun'senergytomakefood.Forestanimalseatthefoodmadebygreenplants.Thefoodchainisbroken.()7.What'sthefirstlink(环)inafoodchain?ThesunB.TheearthC.GreenplantsD.Forestsanimals夕 I/'■■■()8.Animalssometimescannotfindenoughfoodbecause.A.it'scloudy.J-,]\J—/"「二|thereisverylittlefoodinaforest.Photosynthesisstops.Thereisabreakinthefoodchain.()9.Whatdoesthefoodchainshowaboutlivingthings?Theydependoneachother.Largeanimalseatsmallanimals.Plantswithflowersarethemostimportant.Plantsaremorethananimals.()10.Whatmaybethebesttitleofthepassage?AnimalsintheworldFoodchainPlantsandman.Animalsareindanger.DWhileTomandMarywereonholidaysattheseaside,theyenjoyed1theseagulls.They2- alotabouttheselovelybirds.Theywilloftencomeclosetoyouonthebeachwhentheyareeatingsomething.Ifyouapieceofbreadtothem,theywillsooncatchit.Seagullsswimwell,buttheydon'toftendiveforfish.Theyarealsogoodatflyingtheirlargewings.Whenaseagullisflying,heputshislegs5his_body.Tomoftenwatchedthem6closetothegroundbecausehelikedthewaytheytheairwiththeirwingsandbroughtdowntheirfeetbeforethey8 _theground.Marylikedtoseethemslidingoverthe9astheyoftendid,withouttheirmoving.Butshesaidshedidn 'tlikethenoisetheymade.()1.A.watchB.towatchC.watchingD.watched()2.A.understoodB.,learnedC.foundD.thought()3.A.throwB.takeC.sendD.pull1()4.A.withB.toC.forD.of()5.A.belowB.aboveC.on1 1D.in()6.A.tocomeB.cameC.,J11/*\comingD.comes()7.A.helpB.beatC.putD.kept()8.A.hitB.arrivedC.gotD.touched()9.A.waterB.landC.skyD.ground()10.A.eyesB.feetC.legsD.wingsE——।—i '«Manyanimalsdostrangethingsbeforeanearthquake.Thisnewsmaybeimportant.Earthquakescankillpeopleandknockdownhomes.Theanimalsmayhelptosavelives.Someanimalsmakealotofnoisebeforeanearthquake.Farmershavetoldaboutthis.IDogsthatareusuallyquiethavestartedtobark.Horsesonfarmshaverunaroundincircles.Micehavelefttheirholesandrunaway.Cowshavegivenlessmilk.InatowninItaly,catsraceddownthestreetinagroup.Thathappenedonlyafewhoursbeforeanearthquake.InSanFrancisco,amankepttinypetfrogs.OneSunday,thefrogsjumpedaroundmorethanever.Theymakeloudnoises,likebiggerfrogs.Thatnight,anearthquakestruckthecity.Peoplewanttoknowwhenanearthquakeiscoming.Thentheycouldgetawaysafely.Rightnow,thereisnosurewaytoknowaheadoftime.Maybethebestideaiswatchingtheanimals.( )1.Thispassageismostlyabout精心整理精心整理A.howanimalsactbeforeanearthquakeB.howanearthquakestarts.C.howmiceleavetheirhomes.D.howanimalsliveeverydayC.howmiceleavetheirhomes.D.howanimalsliveeveryday)2.Beforeanearthquake,quietdogsranawaystartedtobarkC.climbedtreesD.jumpintothewater)3.Beforeanearthquake,thefrogsA.sangjumpedintothewaterlefttheirhomesjumpedaroundalot)2.Beforeanearthquake,quietdogsranawaystartedtobarkC.climbedtreesD.jumpintothewater)3.Beforeanearthquake,thefrogsA.sangjumpedintothewaterlefttheirhomesjumpedaroundalot)4.TherehavebeenearthquakesinA.mostcountriesB.Taiwan,ChinaA.mostcountriesB.Taiwan,ChinaItalyandSanFranciscoChicagoandSpain)5.Peoplewanttobeinearthquakefindoutearlyaboutanearthquake

II I .runaroundincirclesfollowtheanimalstorunquicklyYoungpeoplecanhaveproblemswiththeirminds.Somestudentsbecomeworriedbecausetheyhavetostudyveryhard.Othershavetroublegettingonwellwithpeopleliketheirparentsandclassmates.LuJian,astudentfromHenan,couldnotunderstandhisteacherandwasdoingbadlyinhislessons.Hebecamesoworriedaboutsothathestartedtocuthisfingerwithknife.Anotherstudent,16—year—oldLiuFangfromGuangdong,wasafraidveryworriedinone,andwhenshelookedattheexampaper.Shecouldn'tofexams.Shegotthinkofanythingtowrite.ArecentreportfromChinaDailysaysabout14%ofBeijingteenagershavementalproblems.Theirtroublesincludeworriedandveryunhappy.Andhavingproblemsinlearningandgettingonwithpeople.ManystudentswhohaveproblemswoHtgoforadviceorhelp.Somethinktheywilllookstupidiftheygotoseeadoctor.OthersdonItalyandSanFranciscoChicagoandSpain)5.Peoplewanttobeinearthquakefindoutearlyaboutanearthquake

II I .runaroundincirclesfollowtheanimalstorunquicklyYoungpeoplecanhaveproblemswiththeirminds.Somestudentsbecomeworriedbecausetheyhavetostudyveryhard.Othershavetroublegettingonwellwithpeopleliketheirparentsandclassmates.LuJian,astudentfromHenan,couldnotunderstandhisteacherandwasdoingbadlyinhislessons.Hebecamesoworriedaboutsothathestartedtocuthisfingerwithknife.Anotherstudent,16—year—oldLiuFangfromGuangdong,wasafraidveryworriedinone,andwhenshelookedattheexampaper.Shecouldn'tofexams.Shegotthinkofanythingtowrite.ArecentreportfromChinaDailysaysabout14%ofBeijingteenagershavementalproblems.Theirtroublesincludeworriedandveryunhappy.Andhavingproblemsinlearningandgettingonwithpeople.ManystudentswhohaveproblemswoHtgoforadviceorhelp.Somethinktheywilllookstupidiftheygotoseeadoctor.Othersdon'twanttotalkabouttheirsecret.GaoXiao,anexpert(专家)onteenagersfromBeijingAnzhenHospitalhasthefollowingadviceforteenagers:*Talktoyourparentsorteachersoften.精心整理*Takepartingroupactivitiesandplaysports.*Gotoseeadoctorifyoufeelunhappyorunwell.()6.Thestudentswhooftenbecomeworriedorhavetroublegettingonwithothersmayhave.A.mentalproblemsB.aheadacheC.kniveswiththem D.noparents()7.LuJiancuthisfingerwithaknifebecause.hewasafraidofhisteacher.hewantedtofrightenhisparentshewassoworriedabouthisstudieshisfingerwasbadlyhurtI()8.LiuFang'sproblemshappenedwhen.A.shestudiedveryhard B.shehadexamsII-1 %——JIIz.\C.shetalkedwithherparentsD.shethoughtofsomething()9.Studentswhohaveproblemswon'taskothersforhelpbecause.theywon'tletothersthinktheyarestupidtheydon'tthinkdoctorscanhelpthem.theydon'twanttotelltheirsecrettoothersD.bothAandC.()10.GaoXiao'sadvicetellusthat.it'sbetterforthestudentswhohavementalprobl emstojoinothers.it'sunnecessaryforthemtobewithothers.onlygroupactivitiesandsportscanhelpthem.teachersandparentscan'tdoanythingaboutmentalproblemsGCatsanddogshavedifferentwaysofshowingtheirfeeling.Ifadogbarksyouknowsomeoneisatthedoorofyour1.Butcats2dothat.Although(虽然)3wag(摇)theirtails,itmeans4feelings.5adogwagsitstail,youknowit's6However,whenacatwagsitstail,itisangry.Theyalsolick( 舔)theirowners.Itisawaydogs7theirlovefortheowner.8notforcats.Ifcatslickyourhand,theyjustwanttoeat9saltonthehand.Nothingmore.Toshowthey10you,theymaysitonyourhead.()1.A.houseB.officeC.schoolD.shopusuallyC.alwaysD.neverbothofthemC.eachofthemD.neitherofthem()4.A.differentB.thesameC.similarD.true()5.A.ThenB.AndC.IfD.But()6.A.angryB.happyC.sadD.tired()7.A.bark B.sing C.talk D.show()8.A.And B.Or C.So D.But()9.A.aB.anC.theD./()10.A.believeB.hateC.knowD.loveH,'A '1IACatandaParrotAFrenchwritertellsastoryaboutacatandaparrot(鹦鹉).Afriendofhiscametovisithimoneday.Thefriendsaid,"I'mgoingawayforashorttime.Willyoupleaselookaftermyparrotforme?"Thewritersaidhewoulddoso,andhisfriendbroughttheparrottothehouse.Thecatsawtheparrotandwantedtoknowifitwasabirdornot.Ifso,itwouldbenicetoeat.Veryslowlythecatcamenearerandnearer.Itwasthinkingitwouldbenicetohavethisanimalforitsmeal.Thepoorparrotwasverymuchafraid.Itdidn'tknowwhattodoatfirst.Itkeptquietanddidn'tmoveuntilthecatwasnearenoughtojumponit.Then,suddenly,theparrotasked,"Haven'tyouhadyourbreakfast?"Thecatwasfrightened.Itranawayasfastasitcould.Maybeitwassayingtoitself."Thatthingcanspeak.Itcan'tbeabird.Itmustbeaman.()1.Oneday,afriendaskedthewritertolookafterhiscat.()2.Thecatwantedtoeattheparrotverymuch.()3.Theparrotwassoafraidthathespoketothecatlikeaman.()4.Thecatdidn'tdaretoeattheparrotbecausetheparrot wasmuchstrongerthanthecat.()5.Inthestory,boththecatandtheparrotwereafraidofeachother.TherearemanykindsofantsinAmerica.Onekindisverystrong.Peopleareafraid精心整理ofit,andanimalsareafraidofit,too.Theseantsmoveinlargegroups.Theyeatalltheanimals,andtheycaneatwoodhouses.Sometimesevenpeoplearekilledbythem.Whentheantscomenear,people leavetheirhomes.Butpeoplearesometimesgladaftertheantspassthrough,becausetheycanseenoinsects(昆虫)orsnakes.()1.SomeantsinAmericacanbevery.A.heavyB.strongC.lightD.thin()2.Peopleandanimalsareafraidof.A.onekindofantsB.allkindsofantssmallants D.bigants()3.Peoplegetawayfromtheantsbecause.A.theycaneatandkillelephantsB.theycanalsoeatwoodhousestheytravelinlargegroupsD.theycanevenkillpeople_ 1- ；L.()4.Wherearetheinsectsorthesnakesaftertheantspassthrough?\J",]'%. 1r广二|Theyhidethemselvesundertheground.Theyhavemovedtootherplacesbeforetheantscome.Theyhavebeenkilledandeatenupbytheants.Theyhavebeenkilledbypeople.()5.Whichisthebesttitle( 题目)forthestoryAntsB.AmericanAntsC.ABigAntD.AStrongAntJAreWildAnimalsDangerous?Someoeoplethinkthatallwildanimalsaredangerous.Infactveryfewofthemwillattackamanifheleavesthemalone.Ifyoumetalionoranelephant,youwouldrunaway.Butevenalionwillavoid(避免)amanunlessitisveryangry.Lionsandtigersonlykillandeatmenwhentheyhavegrowntoooldtocatchtheirusualfood.Someanimalsgetfrightenediftheyonlysmellaman.Somestandandlookathimforawhilebeforetheyrunaway.Sometakenonoticeatallbutquietlywalkinanotherdirection.Wildanimalsonlyattackamanwhentheyareafraidthathemeanstohurttheirbabies,orwhentheyareshotatandmadeangry.()1.Inthewriter'sopinion,.A.noneofthewildanimalsneverattackaman精心整理精心整理精心整理精心整理allwildanimalsaredangerouswildanimalsarenotsodangerousallwildanimalsalwaysattackpeople()2.Lionsandtigerskillandeatpeople.A.veryoftenB.whentheyareyoungC.whentheyarehungryD.whentheyhavelosttheirabilityto gettheirusualfood()3.Whenwillwildanimalsattackaman?Whentheyfeeltheywillbeattacked.B.Whentheyaremadeangry.C.Whenthemanshootsatthem.D.Alloftheabove.()4.Whichofthesentencesistrue?『.「"q"\ |炉『I1A.Peopleusuallythinkwildanimalslikeattackingpeople.， -IInfact,somewildanimalsareafraidofpeopleverymuch._1- :L.Lionsalwaysavoidpeople.\J"1]\'Z|-_3IWildanimalsdon'tshowtheirlovetotheirbabies.()5.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?Whetherwildanimalsaredangerous.Somepeople'sattitudetowildanimals.Wildanimalsareman'sgoodfriends.Don'tbeafraidofanywildanimals.KOneday,AdamandIwenttoclimbing.Thenightbeforethetrip,Iwasvery1.Ireallywantedtomakeitareally2day.Ipreparedalotofthings,likebags,caps,foodandsomethingtodrink.However,theweatherandIhopeforarenotthesame.Thatdayisa3day.Ithought4ourwords: 'Let'smeetatthelibraryandat9:00a.m. '.Isaidto5thatIhadtokeepgoodfaithand Icouldn'tletmybestfriend 6.SoIran7—ofmyhousewithanumbrellaat8.Iran9toAdam.Thoughatlastwedidn'tenjoytheday,10weareveryhappy.Thatisfriendship.()1.A.saidB.excitedC.strangeD. depressed()2.A.pleasantB.boringC.myD.our()3.A.snowyB.sunnyC.pleasantD.rainy()4.A.aboutB.ofC.atD.the()B.himselfC.myD.myself()6.A.disappointedB.happyC.agreeD.interesting()7.A.outsideB.insideC.fromD.leave()8.A.5:00a.m.B.8:40p.m.C.8:40a.m D.5:00p.m.()9.A.towardsB.toC.assoonaspossibleD.asquicklyaspossible()10.A.becauseB.butC./D.for#飞， l-iJ“A\71LTrafficrulesaremadetokeeporderontheroad.Theyalsohelptokeeppeople1.Thepe-destrian(行人)hasasmanyrulesto2asthedriverofacar .Youshouldwalkatthesidewalkoratthe3oftheroad .Alwayslookcarefullybeforeyouwalkacrossthestreet.Ifyoudrive,youlikeridingabike,don'trideinthemiddleoftheroador4redtrafficlights.Whenyourideabikewithafriend,don'tlookaroundtotalk.——I--1 8Ifyoudrive,youshould5atthetrafficlights.Youmustalways6aseatbelt(安全带).Withoutbelts7_thedriverandthepassengersmaybebadlyhurtinasuddenaccident.Someonemaybethrownoutthroughthewindow.Youmaynotneedtodriveabus,but8ifyouhavetotravelinone.Getinorgetoffabusonlywhenithascometoa9.Whenitisfull,don'ttrytogetinside10youmayfalloff.TrafficrulesarealsocalledRoadSafetyrules .Themaxim(格言)forallroadusersis"thinkingaboutothers”.()1.A.healthyB.safeC.happyD.careful()2.A.followB.makeC.breakD.pass()3.A.edgeB.rimC.endD.side()4.A.throughB.acrossC.alongD.around)5speedup.goaheadC.getoffslowdown)6takewearC.carrybring)7half.neitherC.bothall)8lookaround.takecareC.takeaseat.lookback)9.A.sign.stopcornercrossing()10.A.andorbutTherearesomeplacesintheworldwheregreatcitiesonce.Thereweregardens,treesandgrass.Butnowthesecitieshavegoneandtheplacesarelikedeserts.Scientistsbegantostudythislandtofindoutwhat2.ManyofthembelievedthelandbecamewastewhenthetreeswerecutdownTreeshelp3growandhelpholdthesoilinplace.They4thesoilfromblowingaway.Theleavesoftrees5thegroundkeeprainwaterfrom6_off .Treesnear__1- ；LfarmsprotectgrowingplantsfromstrongwindsOncetherewere7farmsinthesouthwesternUnitedStates.Thenthefarmsturnedintofieldofdrydust.Treesmighthavesavedthesefarms.But8treesgrowinthedrySouthwestnow.Nowwetrytosavetrees.Inmanyplaces,whenatreeiscut9newtreeisplantedinitsplace.Wedonotwanttheland10)1 .A.wereB.stand.stoodwas)2 .A.happenB.happened.happens.happening()3.A.otherB.anotherotherthings.others)4 .A.keepB.make.send()5 .A.inC.atD.into)6.A.goB.goingC.runD.running()7.A.hundred.hundreds.hundredsofD.hundredof)8 .A.1ittle.alittle()9.A.downB.off.away.out()10A.dieB.todieC.dyingD.todyingSharkshavebeenonearthfor1ofyears.Therearebetween200and250kindsofsharks.Theycomeindifferent2.Thelargestcanbeaslongas15metres.Iteatsplantsfromthesea,butmanysharksfeed3fish,otherseaanimals,smallersharksand4theyeatpeople.Itissaidthatoneofthemost5sharksinthegreat WhiteShark.Theyhaveattackedanumberofpeopleoffthe6ofAmerica.Australia,NeWZealandandSouthAfricaalsohavesharkattacks.Insomeplacestherearewatchtowersonthebeachestowarnpeopleaboutsharksinthewater.Whenashark7,abellringsto8thepeopletogetoutofthewater.Sharks9about100peopleayearintheworld 。Perhapsthesharkjustthinksthatthepersonisakindof10Canimal .hundredsDorsomethinggoodtoeatHundred()1.A.thousandsB.thousand()2.A.sizesBcoloursC.1anguagesD.kinds()3.A.to Bon C,in Dat()4.A.sometimesB.sometimeC.sometimesD.sometime()5.A.cleverBbig C.safe Ddangerous()6.A.rivers B.homesC.forestsDbeachesIZf()7.A.appearsB.comeC.shoutDcry()8.A.say B.tellC.speakDtalk.()9.A.kill B.eatC.attackD .help()10.A.useful B.interestingC.seaD .amazingOWhenwewerehavinganEnglishtestthismorning,Ifeltsomebodywaswatchingmealittletooclosely.Iturnedmy1quicklyandsawJack.whosatrightbehindme .Myeyescaught2andhesaidveryquietly ,“Ihopeyoustudiedforthis3! "“WhatamIgoingtodo?”Ithought.I4cheating(作弊)inexams.Besides,I'dstudied5_forthetest.ClearlyJackhadn't.Duringtheexam,ItriedseveralwaystoguardmyanswerssothatJackwouldn'tbeable,toseethem.Whentheexam6 ,IfeltIshouldlethimknowcheatingwas7 .AndIdidn'twanttodestroy(破坏)ourfriendship.Mymind8_therightwords.Sorry,Jack,9youknowhowIfeelaboutcheating.Icouldhelpyou10beforethenexttest .”“Ok,Bob,notbeeasy,butI'llhaveatry .”()1 .A.head B.hand C .eraser1B.his C .ours D .yours()3 .A.examD.chance()4 .A.suggestB .1ike CIsaidslowlyandgently.Maybe“hesmiledweakly,“ItmightD .pencil()2 .A.hersB.job C .book.hate D .finish

()5 .A.slowB.slowlyC.hardD.hardly()6 .A.endedbeganC.wentonD.tookplace()7 .A.goodB.wrongeasyD.difficult()8 .A.agreedwithB.searchedforC.tookuplookedat()9 .A.andB.alsoC.soD.but()10 .A.driveB.moveC.countD.studyPWhatisthemostusefuldogintheworld?InAustralia,theysayitisthesheepdog.Australiaisa1wheretheykeepover100,000,000sheep.Itwouldbe2_tocareforthemallifitwerenotforthesheepdogs.Fewpeoplewith3trainedsheepdogssheepdog.Australiaisa1wheretheykeepover100,000,000sheep.Itwouldbe2_tocareforthemallifitwerenotforthesheepdogs.Fewpeoplewith3trainedsheepdogscancontrolhugeflocks4Ittakefifteenminutesadayforsixmonths5asheepdog.Peopleteachittocompletelyobey6masters'signalsandstopanysheepfrom7thcancontrolhugeflocks4Ittakefifteenminutesadayforsixmonths5asheepdog.Peopleteachittocompletelyobey6masters'signalsandstopanysheepfrom7theflockTherearesheepdogtestsinAustraliathat8asimportantasabasketballmatchlikepeopleintheUnitedStates.Akindofbigsheepdog9Collieusually1likepeopleintheUnitedStates.Akindofbigsheepdog9Collieusually10mostofthesetestsB.C.D.B.)1)2)3freetotraintheir()8)9won)7A.A.placespossiblesomeis.area.unnecessaryany.country.importantcity.impossible.much()4.A.east\I.friendly.train(.A.1eavename.lose)6call.easily()5.A.trainingB.trained.A.it.1eft.lost.it's.willbe.told.1eaving.toleavewasnamec(B.C.D.B.)1)2)3freetotraintheir()8)9won)7A.A.placespossiblesomeis.area.unnecessaryany.country.importantcity.impossible.much()4.A.east\I.friendly.train(.A.1eavename.lose)6call.easily()5.A.trainingB.trained.A.it.1eft.lost.it's.willbe.told.1eaving.toleavewasnamec()10 .A.winIwasridingmymotorbikealongacountryroadnearChiltonontheeveningofFebruaryI31itwasabout9:30.Itwas32?andIcouldn'tseethingsclearly.SoIwasdriving（特别）very?33?,buttheroadwasbadandsuddenlymybike?34?astone,andbeforeIcouldstopmybike,Iwasalready?35?ontheground.Mywhole?36?hurt,especiallymyleftarm.IknewIwasbleeding(流血),andI?37getup.LuckilyIwas38?byapoliceman.（特别）HemadeatelephonecallandIwastakentothe39.ThereIwasexamined.Ihadabrokenarmandlotsofcuts.Myarmwasputinacast(石膏绷带)andmycutswere40andbandaged(包扎).()31.A.toldB.saidC.guessD.thought()32.A.darkB.farC.longD.later()33.A.fastB.wellC.carefullyD.carelessly()34.A.kickedB.hitC.beatD.touched()35.A.standingB.sleepingC.waitingD.lying (躺)()36.A.mindB.bodyC.headD.arm()37.A.couldn'tB.didn'tC.wouldn'tD.mightnot()38.A.caughtB.heldC.ledD.found()39.A.policestationB.villageC.doctorD.hospital()40.A.stoppedB.repairedC.servedD.cleanedRHarrydidnotstophiscar__1_thetrafficlightswhentheywerered.Hiscarhit__2__one.Harryjumped__3__hiscarandwenttothatcar.Therewasanoldmaninthecar.Hewasvery4__andsaidtoHarry,"Whatareyoudoing?Younearlykilledme.""Yes,"Harryanswered,"I'msorry,"he__5__abottleoutofhispocketandsaid,"Drinksomeofthis.Thenyouwillfell__6__."Hegavethemansomewineandtheman__7__it.Butthenheshoutedagain,"Youn