初中课内完形

八上

Module1

Manystudentsaskfor]aboutimprovingtheirEnglish.Therearethreebasic

questions.Thefirstquestionisabout2English.LiHaofromHubeiwrote,“Ienjoy

watchingEnglishfilmsandlisteningtorealEnglishsongs.Butit3alongtime.What

doyouthink?”Thisisagreatway4English!Talkaboutthefilmorsongwithyour

friends,andguessthemeaningofthenewwords.Just5yourself!Thesecondquestion

isaboutspeaking.Sam,fromSuzhouwrote,“Ourschoolhasaforeignteacher.ButI'mshyand

can'tspeaktoher.WhatshouldIdo?”WhenIvisitChina,lotsofpeopleinthestreet6,

“Hello!Howareyou?Whereareyoufrom?DoyoulikeChina?”Thesearegoodquestionsto

7aconversation.ManypeopleareshywhentheyspeakEnglish,sobeforeyoubegin,takea

deepbreathandsmile!Smilingalways8.Thethirdquestionisaboutvocabulary.Oliver,

fromAnhuiProvincewrote,uIwanttorememberallthenewwords.Iwritethem9,but

Iforgetthemquickly.WhatshouldIdo?”Trytoremembereightortenwordsaday.Writethem

onpiecesofpaperand10theminyourbedroom.Saythewordswhenyouseethem,

andchangethemeveryday.Andwhenyou'reshopping,howaboutcountingtheEnglishwords,

orsayingtheEnglishnamesforeverythingyousee?

1.A.suggestionB.advicesC.adviceD.ideas

2.A.trueB.trulyC.realD.really

3.A.takeB.takesC.spendD.pays

4.A.learningB.tolearnC.learnedD.learns

5.A.likeB.enjoyedC.loveD.enjoy

6.A.sayB.tellC.speakD.talk

7.A.startedB.startC.endD.ended

8.A.helpsB.helpC.makeD.makes

9.A.onB.offC.upD.down

10.A.putB.placeC.giveD.make

Module2

Haveyoueverhad...afantasticexperience?

WeiMinghasbeenalloverChinabyplane.HerfatherisanAirChinacaptain,sotheyflyto

differentplacesfortheirholidays.t4MyfavouriteplaceisMountTai.ButIalsolikethebeaches

inSanya."Isthere(1)shehasn'tvisited?'Tvenever(2)toShanghai!?,

JanLihasbeentoSanFranciscointheUSA.Hisgrandparents(3)thereandhevisits

themeverySpringFestival.CIlikeSanFranciscoverymuchbecausethere'salot(4)and

dothere.I'mathomeinChinatown!”saysHanLi.

YiWenhastriedwesternfoodinahotelinNanjing.'HaveyoueverhadItalianfood?It's

delicious!Pizzahasalwaysbeenmyfavouritefood.ButIdon'tlikesandwiches(5)ice

cream-they'retoocold!”

WangMinghasbeentoaLiuHuanconcertinBeijingwithmorethan2000people."He's

givenconcertsalloverChinaandtheticketshavealways(6).He's(7)manysongs!

He'sthegreatestChinesemusician...ever!^^saysWangMing.

HeMeifeng(8)toBeijingcinematoseeTheHouseoftheFlyingDaggersbecause

she's(9)likedZhangZiyi.Attheendshegotup,andZhangZiyiwasintheseatbeside

her.'Tvealwayswanted(10)her.Itwasmy“dreamcometrue!^^

1.A.somewhereB.anywhereC.everywhereD.nowhere

2.A.beB.beenC.goneDwent

3.A.liveB.toliveC.livingD.lives

4.A.toseeB.seeC.seenD.sees

5.A.andB.butC.orD./

6.A.setoutB.selloutC.giveoutD.soldout

7.A.towriteB.writtenC.writesD.writing

8.A.wentB.goC.goneD.isgoingto

9.A.usuallyB.oftenC.alwaysD.sometimes

10.A.meetingB.meetC.tomeetD.met

Module3

Scientiststhinkthattherehas]lifeonEarthformillionsofyears.However,we

haven'tfoundlifeonotherplanets2.Whynot?

TheEarthisaplanetanditgoesaroundtheSun.Sevenotherplanets3goaroundthe

Sun.Noneofthemhasanenvironment4air,sopeopleandthingscannotgrow.TheSun

anditsplanetsarecalledthesolarsystem.Thesolarsystemisasmallpartofourgalaxy.

Thestarswesee5arethesunsinothersolarsystems.Therearemorethan200

billionstarsinourgalaxy,6theMilkyWay,andourSunisonlyoneofthem.

Butscientistshave7manyothergalaxiesintheuniverse.Theyarealongwayaway

andtheirlighthastravelledformanyyearstoreachus.Itishardtounderstandhowlargethe

universeis.

Scientistshavesentlotsof8tolookatotherplanetsinoursolarsystem,andsome

spacecrafthavegone9thesolarsystem.However,noonehasdiscoveredanylifein

spaceyet.

Butwhyhasnoonefromotherplanetssentusamessage?Havetheytriedtosendinformation

tous?Withsomanystars10,arewealone,oristherelifeoutthereinspace?Wedon't

know...yet.

1.A.isB.beingC.beenD.are

2.A.yetB.alreadyC.everD.never

3.A.aswellB.tooC.eitherD.also

4.A.inB.withC.hasD.have

5.A.atnightB.atnoonC.atthemiddayD.inthemorning

6.A.callB.callingC.calledD.calls

7.A.foundB.findoutC.discoverD.discovered

8.A.spacecraftB.spacecraftsC.spaceshipD.spacestation

9.A.besideB.besidesC.beyondD.towards

10.A.inuniverseB.intheuniverseC.inthegalaxyD.intheMilkyWay

Module4(不是这篇，出过课后)

LiuSanziisaneight-year-oldboyfromavillageinHunanProvince.Hisparentswanthimto

drop]ofschool.It's2forhimtoworkontheirfarmbecausethereareseven

3inLiu'sfamilyandtheyareverypoor.

LiYinmingis14andfromZhangxianinGansuProvince.Hestoppedgoingtoschoolafew

yearsago.Hisparentshavebeenillandhehastolookafterthem.

ManychildrenlikeLiYinmingandLiuSanzican'tgetaneducation4theirfamilies

arepoor.NowtheycangotoschoolwiththehelpofProjectHope.Inthelast15years,this

projecthas5moneyandpaidfortheeducationof2.5millionpoorstudentsinthe

countryside.PeopleinChinaandabroadhavegiven2.26yuan.Withthismoney,

ProjectHopehasbuiltmanyschoolsandlibraries.Ithasalsotrainedteachersandithassent

studentstohighschools.

LastyearShen,aboyfromShanxiProvince,wenttoaschoolwithnoelectricityandonly

7books.Butthisyearhe'satanewschool8bigclassroomsandlotsofbooks.

ProjectHopepaidforit.

MostpeopleinChinahave9ProjectHopeandhavegivenmoney.But40million

childrenfrompoorfamiliesstillneedhelp.BecauseofProjectHope,thousandsofchildrenhave

better10.Perhapsweshouldallask:WhatcanwedoforProjectHope?Howcanwe

help?

()1.A.outB.inC.awayD.by

()2.A.importantB.interestingC.possibleD.nice

()3.A.peoplesB.personC.peopleD.boy

()4.A.soB.althoughC.becauseD.if

()5.A.raisedB.risenC.liftedD.gone

()6.A.billionsB.billionsofC.billionofD.billon

()7.A.afewB.alittleC.littleD.alittle

()8.A.withB.byC.inD.for

()9.A.heardofB.heardfromC.heardaboutD.heard

()10.A.lifeB.livesC.liveD.lifes

Module5

Viennaisabeautifuloldcity]theriverDanube.It'sthecapitalcityofAustriaand

thecentreofEuropeanclassicalmusic.From1750alotof2andmusicianscameto

studyandworkinVienna.Themostfamousfamilyofmusicians3theStraussfamily

ThereweretwocomposerscalledJohannStraus:afatherandason.Thefather,JohannStrauss

4,wroteandplayedmusicforaclassicaldance-awaltz.Hiswaltzes5himfamous

alloverEurope.

Theson,JohannStrausstheyoungerwaseven6andpopularthanhisfather.He

wrotemorethan400waltzesandhismostfamousonewasTheBlueDanube.Hewroteitin

1867.StraussandMozartweretwoof7composers.

MozartwasborninAustriain1756.Beforehewassixheplayed8thepiano,butalso

theviolinandtheorgan.Hisfamilytookhim9Europeandhegaveconcertsinmany

cities.Hewrotehisfirstopera10of12andhundredsofbeautifulpiecesofmusicfor

theclassicalorchestra.Buthediedin1791whenhewasonly35.Somepeoplesayhewasthe

greatestEuropeancomposer.

1.A.inB.onC.atD.over

2.A.composeB.musicC.musiciansD.composers

3.A.wereB.isC.wasD.are

4.A.theolderB.theoldestC.theelderD.theeldest

5.A.makesB.madeC.makeD.hasmade

6.A.moresuccessfulB.successfulC.mostsuccessfulD.succeed

7.A.mostimportantB.moreimportantC.themostimportantD.important

8.A.notjustB.butalsoC.notonlyD.not

9.A.aroundB.aboutC.overD.through

10.A.atageB.ageC.atagesD.attheage

Module6

Alicewasgettingverytired.Shewassittingwithhersister]theriverandhersister

wasreadingabook.Alicehadnothing2.3shelookedintohersister?sbook,

butithad4picturesorconversationsinit."Andwhatisabook5thought

Alice,"'withoutpicturesorconversations?^^

Soshewas6makingadaisychainwhensuddenlyawhiterabbitwithpinkeyesran

byher.

Therewas7aboutthat.Andshedidn'tthinkitwasstrangewhensheheardtherabbit

say,“Ohdear!Ohdear!Filbelate!”Butwhentherabbittookawatch8itspocketand

lookedatit,Alicegotup.Arabbitwithapocketandawatch?Sheran9thefieldafterit.

Shesawit10alargerabbitholeunderthehedge.

ThenAlicewentdownafteritandneverthoughtabouthowshewasgoingtogetoutagain.

1.A.inB.atC.onD.by

2.A.doingB.todoC.doneD.did

3.A.onceortwiceB.sometimeC.twiceoronceD.sometime

4.A.withB.inC.byD.for

5.A.notB.nothingC.noD.any

6.A.thinkofB.thinkingofC.thinkaboutD.thinkingabout

7.A.somethingstrangeB.nothingstrangeC.strangesomethingD.strangenothing

8.A.intoB.outofC.outD.in

9.A.crossB.throughC.acrossD.over

10.A.godownB.wentdownC.felldownD.fellinto

Module7

Hi,Lingling,Thanks]yourlastmessage,itwasgreattohearfromyou.Yousound

greatfun,andIcan't2tomeetyou.Ihopeyouwill3mefrommyphotowhen

Iarriveattheairport.I、mquitetall,withshortfairhair,andIwearglasses.111wearjeansanda

T-shirtforthejourney,but111alsocarrymywarmcoat.I、vegotyourphoto-youlooksopretty,

soI、msureweV11find4!Thanksfortellingmeaboutwhatyoulikedoing.Yousound

justlikeme!Ispendalotoftime5theschoolorchestra,butIalsolikedancemusic—I

lovedancing!Ienjoysports6,especiallytennis.Mysisteriscaptainoftheschool

tennisterm-I'mveryproud7her!AndIworkhard8school-Ifeelstupid

whenIgetbadmarksandIgetangrywithmyself-Ishouldworkharder.YouaskedmehowI

feelaboutcomingtoChina.Well,atfirstIoftenfeelabitsadwhenIleavemymumanddadfor

afewdays,andI'mquite9whenI'mwithstrangers.IfeelnervouswhenIspeak

Chinese,butI'llbefineafterafewdays.I'malwayssorrywhenIdosomethingwrong,so

pleasehelpmedotherightthingswhenI'mwithyouinChina!Oh,andI'mafraidofflyingbut

I'mvery10aboutcomingtoChina!Seeyounextweek!LoveSally

1.A.toB.forC.withD.by

2.A.helpB.letC.waitD.have

3.A.realizeB.noticeC.recognizeD.watch

4.A.othersB.otherC.theotherD.eachother

5.A.onB.inC.withD.at

6.A.alsoB.aswellC.aswellasD.too

7.A.ofB.withC.onD.to

8.A.onB.atC.forD.with

9.A.outgoingB.shyC.relaxedD.relaxing

10.A.excitedB.excitingC.pleasedD.pleasure

Module8

Welcometothisshort]ofLondon.Inthissquarewearestandinginthemiddleof

London.Opposite（对面）istheNationalGallery,amuseumwithlotsoffamouspaintings.Go

alongtheredstreet2BuckinghamPalace.Thequeen（王后）liveshere.

TurnleftandgototheHousesofParliamentandBigBen.OppositeyoucanseetheLondon

Eye.YoucanseemostofLondonona3day.

Whenyouaretired,thebestway4Londonisbyboat.Youcangettheboatnear

BigBen.5yougoalongtheriver,theLondonEyeisonyourright,neartheRailway

Bridge.

GetofftheboatatTowerBridge.ThenyoucanseetheTowerofLondonnexttothebridge.

TheTowerofLondonisthecity'soldest6.Itisnine7yearsold.

Taketheboat8alongtheriver.Getofftheboatandgopastthestationandwalk

alongthestreet.Oppositeistheoldfruitand9market.Theydon'tsellfruitand

vegetablesnow.Therearestoresandrestaurants,andlotsofstreetmusicians.Turnleftinto

King'sStreet,andgopastthechurch.You'renowback10youstarted,atthesquare.

Nowyoufinishyourtour.

1.A.tripB.travelC.tourD.journey

2.A.atB.inC.toD.for

3.A.cleanB.clearC.tidyD.good

4.A.toseeB.seeC.seeingD.seen

5.A.asB.AsC.whileD.since

6.A.placeB.palaceC.museumD.house

7.A.hundredsB.thousandC.hundredD.thousands

8.A.returnB.backC.alongD.around

9.A.vegetableB.vegetablesC.fruitD.fruits

10.A.thatB.whichC.whenD.where

Module9

Thepandaisoneoftheanimalsmost1.Threeareabout1,000pandas2in

naturereservestoday.Zoosandresearchcenterslookafterabout160pandas.Scientistsare

studyinghowtheyliveandmorebabypandasareborninthezoos.

PandasliveintheforestsandmountainsofSouthernChina.Theymainlyliveonbamboo,and

eachpandaneedstoeatalotofbambooeveryday.The3ofbambooisbecomingsmaller

formanydifferentreasons,sopandashavelessandlessland4.Pandasdon'thavemany

babies,andbabypandaoftendies.The5isbecomingveryserious.

Ourgovernmentisworkinghardtosavepandas.Therearemorethan30naturereservesto

protectpandas6thesearenotenough.Thegovernmenthasmadeanewplantohelp

pandas.Thenaturereserveswillbebiggerandthebamboowillgrowbetter.Thenthepandas

willhaveenoughfoodandenoughplacestolivein.Pandasborninthezoosmay7to

liveinthenaturereserves.

Mostpeoplelovepandas.Thepandaisoneof8animalsintheworld.Itisthesymbol

9theWorldWideFundforNature.TheWWFworkstoprotectallanimalsindanger,sothe

pandahasbecomethesymbolofallanimalsindanger.Thereisstillalongwaytosavethe

panda.Thinkofotheranimalsindanger10tigers,whales,turtlesand

elephants——andweneedtosavethem,too.

1.A.indangerB.ofdangerC.indangerousD.ofdangerous

2.A.liveB.toliveC.livingD.lived

3.A.placeB.areaC.spaceD.room

4.A.liveonB.toliveonC.livingD.livingon

5.A.situationB.siteC.thingD.position

6.A.thoughB.butC.althoughD.however

7.A.returnbackB.gobackC.continueD.goon

8.A.well-knownB.thebetter-knownC.thebest-knownD.known

9.A.toB.forC.ofD.on

10.A.suchasB.forexampleC.suchlikeD.asexample

Module10

LaoShewroteTeahousein1957.Theplayshowsthe]lifeinChinabetween1898

and1945.It2inateahouseinoldBeijingandittellsusthestoryofWangLifeandhis

customers.Itasksustoseetheteahouse3thecentreoftheneighbourhood.Finally,it

saysgoodbyeoldBeijinganditspeople.Thestorystartsin1898duringtheQing4.It

continuesin1916,andfinally,itbringstheaudiencetothe5oftheAnti-JapaneseWar

in1945.Afterthewar,Wanglosestheteahouseandhedies.LaoShewasborninBeijingin1899.

HisparentssenthimtotheTeahouse'sSchoolinBeijingandhe6teach.Form1924to

1929hetaughtChinesetotheEnglishinLondon.Hewrotemanyplays,novelsandshortstories.

He7a“People'sArtist"anda"GreatMasterofLanguage”.Hewasoneofthegreatest

Chinesewritersofthe20thcentury.InLaoShe'sTeahousetoday,waitersbringteatothe

customersandsellthemdeliciousChinesefood.IfyoulikeBeijingOpera,folkmusic,8

ormagicshows,youcanenjoythemintheteahouse.LaoShe'sTeahousegivesawonderful

9toeveryonefromChinaandfrom10theworld.

1.A.waitersB.audienceC.waitressD.audiences

2.A.tookplaceB.takesplaceC.takepartinD.join

3.A.asB.inC.forD.on

4.A.dynastyB.DynastyC.DynatyD.dynaty

5.A.startB.endC.startingD.ending

6.A.learnedB.learnedtoC.learnstoD.learn

7.A.namedB.namesC.wasnamedD.wasnames

8.A.acrobaticsB.acrobaticC.acrobatD.acrobats

9.A.heartB.welcomeC.welcomingD.hearts

10.A.alloverB.overC.allD.through

Module11

When'sthebesttimetovisittheUSA?

TheUSAisaverybigcountrytovisit,sochoosecarefullytheplacestoseeandtimetogoBring

agoodmap]youmaywanttotravelaround.

NewYorkandWashingtonD.C.aregoodplacestovisitinMayorOctober.It'snottoohot

then.Inwinterthere'salotofsnow.

Thebestplanisto2NewEnglandinSeptember.Theweatherstartstogetcoolerand

thetreesstarttochangecolour.It'sagoodideatobringyour3becauseyoumaywant

totakephotosoftheautumnleaves.

4,000kilometresawayinLosAngeles,California,theweatherisfineallyear.It'sniceto

4theSuninDecember!Bringyourswimsuitbecauseyoumightwanttoswim5the

sea.

Inthenorthwest,itisn'tverycold,butthere?salotof6,sobringanumbrella.It's

7tovisitAlaskainJulyandAugustbutitmightbecoolintheevening.Sorememberto

wearsomewarm8.Butdon'tcomeinwinter.It'llbedarkalldayandfreezingcold.

InTexasandthesoutheast,therearestormsfromtimetotimeinsummerandfall.It'susually

veryhotandsunnycomparedtomany9places.

Sowhen'sthe10timetovisittheUSA?Anytimeyoulike!

1.A.thoughB.becauseC.ifD.until

2.A.arriveinB.arrivetoC.reachtoD.reachin

3.A.computerB.radioC.cameraD.umbrell

4.A.seemB.seeC.lookD.watch

5.A.onB.inC.atD.under

6.A.rainyB.rainingC.rainsD.rain

7.A.pleasureB.pleasantC.pleasedD.pleasing

8.A.clothesB.shoesC.capsD.glasses

9.A.someB.anyC.otherD.others

10.A.goodB.betterC.wellD.best

Module12

WhenIwenttoEngland,I]mystay.ButInoticedsomanydifferenttraditions.

Forexample,youusuallyshakehandswithpeoplewhenyoumeet2thefirsttime.

Butafterthat,youcanjustsayhello.YoumustsayMrandMrswhenyouspeaktoolderpeople,

butyoucanuse3withyourfriends.

Onedaywevisitedsomefriendsandhadtea.Teaisnot4adrinkbutalightmeal

ataround4:00intheafternoon.Youcan'thavetea一themeal一after4:30.Weate

sandwichesandalargefruitcake.Youcanonlydrinktea5ateaparty,notcoffeeor

juice.Andyoumustdrinkteawithmilk.Youmust6thetea,thenthemilk—youcan'

tputthemilkinfirst,thenthetea.

Inbusesandtrains,theotherpassengersareveryquiet,andyoumustn'ttalktoo7.

It'svery8fromChina!Insometrainsyoucan'tevenuseyourmobilephones!Andyou

don'toftenhearpeopleshouting9.

Iwasverylucky—Ievenwenttoawedding.ItwasverydifferentfromaChinese

wedding.Forexample,themanandthewomancan'tseeeachotherthenightbeforethe

wedding.Thenthewomanmustn'tarriveatthechurch10butafewminuteslate.And

atthepartyafterthewedding,thewomanthrowsherflowersoverhershoulder.Thegirlwho

catchesthemwillbethenexttogetmarried!Itwasallverystrangebutitwasgreatfun!

AdviceforVisitors:TraditionalLifeinEngland

1.A.enjoyB.enjoyedC.enjoyingD.enjoyable

2.A.atB.inC.forD.through

3.A.firstnamesB.givennamesC.middlenamesD.lastnames

4.A.onlyB.justC.butD.also

5.A.inB.atC.onD.for

6.A.pouringB.pouredC.pourD.haspoured

7.A.loudB.aloudC.loudlyD.moreloud

8.A.differentB.moredifferentC.differencesD.difference

9.A.onthestreetB.atthestreetC.onthestreetsD.inthestreets

10.A.ontimeB.intimeC.ontimesD.intimes

八上P118

MikeRobinsonisa15-year-oldEnglishschoolboy.HissisterClareis14.Atthemoment,Mike

andClareareataschoolinSydney,oneofthebiggest]inAustralia.Theyhavebeen

therefortwoyears.Theyliketheschool,buttheyknowthatsoontheywillleaveandreturnto

England2theirparents.

MikeandClarehave3beentoschoolsinAmerica,Germany,FranceandChina.Thisis

becausetheirfather,Peterworksforaverybiginternationalcompany.Thecompanyhasoffices

inmany4countries.Thecompanyhas5Petertoworkinmanydifferent

countries.Peter6staysinonecountryforabouttwoyears.Thenthecompanymoves

himagain.Hisfamilyalwaysgoeswithhim.

TheRobinsonsareahappy7andloveseeingtheworld.MikeandClarehavelearntto

speakFrench,Germanand8Chinese.Thetwochildrenhavefriendsallovertheworld.

9theyaregladthattheyaregoingtoreturntoEngland.

Recently,thechildrentoldtheirparents,“WewenttostsyinEngland.Wedon'twanttomove

again."TheirfatheragreesandhasaskedhiscompanytokeephiminEngland.Thecompany

has10.MikeandClareareveryhappyaboutthis.

1.A.townsB.citiesC.countriesD.places

2.A.forB.toC.withD.without

3.A.tooB.eitherC.neitherD.also

4.A.differentB.difficultC.sameD.beautiful

5.A.askedB.sentC.orderdedD.got

6.A.oftenB.alwaysC.sometimesD.usually

7.A.familyB.homeC.houseD.person

8.A.fewB.afewC.littleD.alittle

9.A.BecauseB.SoC.ButD.Though

10.A.refusedB.agreedC.answeredD.known

八上P138

Mynewteacher,

OurnewEnglishteacher,MrWhite,arrivedtoday.He'sAmerican.He]alotandhe's

friendlybuthe2veryfast.It*sdifficulttounderstandhiswords.He3expects

（希望）ustostudyhard,andspeakEnglishallthetimeinourEnglishlessons.

Duringthefirstclass,Mr.Whiteintroduced4,andshowedusphotosofhisfamily.

He*s5abigfamily,twobrothersandasister.Hisbrothersalllooklikehim.Theyare

verytall,andtheyhavedarkhair,but6brotherhasabeard.Hissisterisslim,andshe

hasfairhair.Theyweresmilinginallofthephotosandlookfriendly.

ThenhetoldusaboutAmericaandAmericans.He7ushowAmericanssay"Hi.How

areyoudoing?"andshakehandswhentheymeetpeople.Weallpractised.Thatwasfun.Andhe

alsotoldusthat8arecheerful,livelypeople.Theysmilealotandareusuallyfriendly

becauseAmericansthinkit's9tobefriendly.

10ofthelesson,weallsaid"Goodbye","Seeyousoon'*toeveryone.Englishlessons

aregoingtobeenjoyable!

1.A.smileB.smilesC.laughD.laughs

2.A.speaksB.talksC.saysD.tells

3.A.tooB.alsoC.eitherD.neither

4.A.myselfB.herselfC.himselfD.itself

5.A.getB.gettingC.getsD.got

6.A.oneB.twoC.threeD.four

7.A.showB.showedC.showsD.shown

8.A.AmericansB.EnglishmenC.ChineseD.Australians

9.A.politeB.impoliteC.rudeD.friendly

10.A.BytheendB.IntheendC.AttheendD.Totheend

八下

Module1

Manystudentshavehobbies,suchasreading,painting,growingvegetablesintheirgardens,and

lookingafteranimals.Somehobbiesarerelaxingand]arecreative.Hobbiescan

developyourinterestsandhelpyoulearnnewskills.DavidSmithisastudent.Hishobbyis

writing.2thesummerof2000,hespentfourweeksonasummercamp.Aswellasthe

usualactivities,suchassailing,climbingandmountingbiking,therewasawritingworkshop

withaprofession3."Sheaskedustoimaginethatwewereinastory.Thenwewrote

aboutour4atthecamp."InseniorhighschoolDavidwroteastoryaboutteenagelife,

andit5asabookin2003.Manyteenagerslovehisbook,andasaresult,Davidhas

becomea6youngwriter.Davidhasbeenverylucky7hishobbyhasbrought

himenjoymentandsuccess.Butheis8interestedinmanyotherthings.t4Ilikeplaying

volleyball,too.^^saysDavid."Ispendsomeofmyfreetimeplayingvolleyballformyschool

team.9