2023北京八年级（下）期末英语汇编：完形填空

第1页/共1页2023北京初二（下）期末英语汇编完形填空一、完形填空（2023北京大兴初二下期末）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选择最佳选项。AnActofKindnessIhadnothingforbreakfastthatmorning.IwassohungrythatIcouldhearmystomachgrowling(咕咕叫)whenmyhistoryteacherwasgivingalesson.Sowhentheschoolbellrang,Irushedtothe1atonce.Minuteslater,Istoodinfrontofthecounter(收银台),holdingaplatefulloffood.“Threedollars,”thelunchladytoldme.Ireachedmyhandintomyschoolbagandfeltnothing.Theschoolbagwasempty.Iputtheschoolbagonthefloortolookforthemoneyagain.AsIfinally2themoneywasn’tthere,Icouldfeeltheworryandfearwashingoverme.Feelingquite3,Ididn’tnoticethatanotherpersonhadsteppeduptothecounter.Ifinally4uptotellthelunchladymysituation.Isaw,inthecornerofmyeye,aboywalkquicklypast.Ipaidnoattentiontohim,andIopenedmymouthtospeak.“I’msorry.Idon’thaveanymoneywithme.”“Honey,hepaidforyourlunch.You’regood,”thelunchladysaidasshepointedtothedirectiontheboyhadgone.ButIcouldnotfindhim,Imissedthechanceto5him.Hewasnamelesstome.Hedidn’t6knowme.Buthepaidformylunch.Althoughitwasonlythreedollars,Icouldn’trememberanyonedoingsomethingsoniceforme.Amonthlater,onmywayhome,Isawanelderlywomanstruggling(费力)withheavybags.Isuddenlythoughtofthenamelessboywho7melunch.“Excuseme,madam,doyouneedhelp?”I’llneverforgether8asIrushedforwardtolendherahand.It’stheveryprizeformyactofkindness.1．A．teacher’soffice B．dininghall C．schoollibrary D．computerroom2．A．realized B．described C．heard D．imagined3．A．lonely B．hungry C．bored D．nervous4．A．looked B．cheered C．hurried D．called5．A．visit B．interview C．thank D．question6．A．only B．even C．still D．just7．A．made B．handed C．ordered D．bought8．A．silence B．sadness C．smile D．pride（2023北京延庆初二下期末）TheHero“Hank,whyismomsleepingonthefloor?”Isaacaskedhisbrother.Hankgotonhiskneesbesidehismomandheshookherandshouted,“Mommy,WakeUp!”Shedidn’tanswer,soHanktriedagain.Isaacbegantocry.“Don’tworry,Isaac.Itwillbeokay,”Hanksaid,butHankhadtothink9.Hewasonlyeightyearsold.Whatcouldhedo?HankwastheoldestandhewastheONLYonewhocould10.ThenherememberedhowGrandmausedtoplayagamewithhim.Shewouldpretend(假装)tobea911operator.Shewouldaskhimquestionslike,“Whatisyourname?”“Whatisyouraddress?”Hehad11alltherightanswers,soheknewwhattodo.Hankcalled911.Aladyansweredthephoneandsaid,“911,whatisyouremergency?”Hankwas12sohetookadeepbreathandsaid,“Hello.MynameisHankRobinson.Mymomisonthefloor.Shelookslikesheissleeping,butIcan’twakeherup.”ThentheladyaskedHankallthequestionshehad13withGrandma.Herememberedtospeakloudlyandclearlybecauseitwasimportant.SoagainHanktookadeepbreathandsaid,“Iliveat1203OakStreet,inMadison.”Theladyonthe14toldHanknottohangupuntilsomeonecametohishouseandrangthedoorbell.SoHankstayedonthephoneandsoontwofiremencametohelp.Hanklettheminwhentheladyonthephonesaiditwas15.Themenhelpedmommytowakeupandthentheygavemommysomeorangejuice.Finally,shesatupandbegantofeelbetter.Shesmiledandthankedthefiremen,andtheytoldherthatHankwasa16,becausehehelpedsavehismom’slife.9．A．closely B．luckily C．cheerfully D．quickly10．A．cry B．stand C．help D．play11．A．learned B．designed C．forgotten D．written12．A．shouting B．changing C．shaking D．caring13．A．sang B．practiced C．read D．texted14．A．phone B．floor C．radio D．ground15．A．movable B．alive C．valuable D．safe16．A．creator B．hero C．boy D．student（2023北京海淀初二下期末）CheersforMarquezMarquezhadjustfinishedtryingoutforOakwoodHigh’sbasketballteam.Makingtheteamwasasurethingsincehewasgiftedandworkedhardenough.BasketballwasawayoflifeinMarquez’s17.HisolderbrotherReggiewasplayingatatopcollege,whichmadehisfamilyveryproud.MarquezwasexpectedtobelikeReggie.Buthehadasecret.Marquezhadstartedtraininginanothersport—cheerleading.Althoughitwasmuch18forhim,hewasimprovingwithpractice.Onthebushome,hepulledoutasheetwithbiglettersCHEERTEAMAUDITIONS(面试)onit.Now,heknewhe’dhavetodealwithhisparents’19.“Mom,Dad—Idon’twanttoplayballanymore,”hetoldthemassoonashegothome,“Iwanttodosomethingelse.”Thefamilywere20.“Likewhat,son?”hisfatherbrokethesilence.“Cheerleading,”Marquezreplied.“Insteadofplayingball,cheerforballplayers?”hisfatherquestioned.“Yes!”Marquezsaidinavoicethatcameoutlouderthanexpected.“Ionlystartedplayingbasketballbecausethat’swhatyouwantedmetodo.Ididit,andIgotreallygood,butnow,itboresme.Cheerleading21me.”Heturnedtohisbrother,“Sorry,bro.Iknowyouwantedmetofollowinyourfootstepsbut...”“Actually,Iwantyoutodowhatyoulike.”Reggiehugged(拥抱)Marquez.“Idon’t22beingtheonlybasketballstarofthefamily.Wedon’tneedtwo!AmIright,Dad?”Reggiesmiledtotheirfather.Thistime,everyonelaughed.ThenMarquezofferedanidea23:hewouldauditionforthecheerteamandmakeachoiceaccordingtotheresultsofbothtryouts.Hisfatheragreed.Aweeklater,bothresultswereposted.“I24both,Dad,”Marquezsaid.“Aclearchoice,right?”hisfatherreplied.Marquezsmiledandgavehisanswer.17．A．team B．school C．family D．neighborhood18．A．harder B．safer C．worse D．cooler19．A．promises B．expectations C．agreements D．encouragements20．A．satisfied B．relaxed C．touched D．surprised21．A．excites B．moves C．worries D．shocks22．A．stand B．mind C．enjoy D．consider23．A．nervously B．kindly C．cheerfully D．angrily24．A．beat B．wanted C．joined D．made（2023北京西城初二下期末）TannerWilson,ahighschoolstudent,showedhowfarhewaswillingtogoforhisdisabledbestfriendBrandonQualls.TannerboughtanelectricwheelchairforBrandonaftersavingupfortwoyears,whichwasacompletesurpriseforBrandon.Brandonusedahand-pushwheelchairtotravelfromclasstoclass.Thechairwasbecomingkindofapainforhim.“Iwouldgetreally25,andIhadtostoptotakerests,”hesaid.“Iwantedanelectricwheelchairso26.”WhileBrandondidn’tknowit,hisgoodfriend,TannerWilson,washardatwork27him.Tannerspenttwoyearsathispart-timejobto28moneytobuyanelectricwheelchairforBrandon.Oftenanelectricwheelchaircosthundredsofdollars.“Iwantedtodohimafavor,”Tannersaid.“IjustfeltlikeIneededtodoitandIwantedtodoit…Brandon,he’sjustalwaysbeenthereforme.”OnFebruary26,Tannerfinallyreachedhisgoalandboughtthewheelchair.He29thenewwheelchairtoBrandoninfrontofhisclassmates.“Wow,Ican’tbelievehedidthatforme!”Brandonsaid.“Theycameinandmyfacelitup,”Brandonsaid.“Iwascryingtearsof30everywhere.It’sbeenmy31tojusthaveanelectricwheelchair,”hecontinued.“Andmydreamcametrue.”WhileBrandonisstilllearningtousehis32wheelchair,heandhisarmsarelovingitsofar.“It’sawesome,”hesaid.“Imay33afewdoors,butit’sworth(值得)it.”Tannersaidhisclassmatesaskedhimmanytimesifitwasworththetimeandefforttobuythewheelchairforhisfriend.Hesurelyknewwhatthe34wasinhismind—“Yeah.100percent.”25．A．excited B．tired C．relaxed D．moved26．A．badly B．happily C．sadly D．proudly27．A．calling B．teaching C．visiting D．helping28．A．borrow B．waste C．save D．change29．A．presented B．mentioned C．explained D．returned30．A．regret B．wonder C．joy D．sadness31．A．chance B．dream C．luck D．decision32．A．heavy B．wooden C．colorful D．new33．A．see B．make C．hit D．push34．A．answer B．Value C．lesson D．gift（2023北京房山初二下期末）Love,joyandthewarmfeelingofgettingtogetherdon’tcostathing.Butgiftsdocostmoney.Sowhatshouldapoorfamilydo?

BeforeNewYear,ItoldmymotherthattheonlythingI35wasapogostick.However,mymothersaidtheyweresoexpensivethatwedidn’thaveenoughmoneyto36one.OnaSaturdaybeforeNewYear,myfamilywentshoppingtogether.WhilemymotherandIwere37thegifts,mydadsaid,“I’llbebacksoon—Ineedtoseesomethinginthetoolarea.”Alittlelater,hecamebackwithalongbox.Irememberwonderingiftherewasapogostickinit.Whenwearrivedhome,mydadputtheboxinthegarage(车库).Whilemyparentswerebusywiththeirchores,I38walkedouttothegarageandfoundthebox.IwassoexcitedandIknowassoonasIopenedthatmagicalboxmybright,shinypogostickwouldappear.Nosuch39!Insidetheboxwasasillyoldbroom(扫帚).ThatNewYearmorning,IgotsomenicegiftsbutIdidn’tgetthepresentthatIreallywanted.Aftercleaninguptheroom,mydadwenttothegarage.Whenhecamebackin,hewascarryingabeautifulpogostick.Icouldn’t40it!Myparentsprobablygotquitealaughfromthetrick(戏法)theyplayedonme.Althoughwedidn’thavemuch41,myparentsgavemethemostimportantgiftofall:lotsoflove.Thatwasover60yearsageandIstillthinkaboutthose42memories.Iwillneverforgetallthejoymyparentsbroughtintomylife.35．A．had B．found C．forgot D．wanted36．A．make B．buy C．borrow D．win37．A．choosing B．showing C．hiding D．offering38．A．suddenly B．politely C．quietly D．safely39．A．purpose B．promise C．doubt D．luck40．A．believe B．decide C．understand D．remember41．A．care B．money C．love D．trouble42．A．short B．painful C．wonderful D．unhappy（2023北京朝阳初二下期末）Yearsago,wewereaskedtocreateanewspaperingroupsaboutworldcultureinourhistoryclass.Wefirstwrotethenamesofthreefriendswe43inourgroup.Unluckily,Mrs.Bartlett,ourteacher,didn’tputmeinthegroupwithanyofmyfriends.Instead,IwaswithMauro,whoneverspokeEnglish,Juliette,whoalwaysworethickglassesandRachel,whoworestrangeclothes.Ihadnever44tothem.Oh,howbadlyIwantedtobewithmyfriends!IwassosadthatIwalkeduptoMrs.Bartlett.“Iknowwhatyouwant,Karina,”shegentlypattedmeonmyshoulder,“butyourgroupneedsa45.Ineedyoutohelpthemgetapassinggradeonthisproject.Onlyyoucanmakeit.”Iwasprettysurprised.“Willyou46them?”sheasked.“Yes,”Ianswered.Icouldn’tbelieveitcameoutofmymouth,butitdid.Ibravelywalkedtomygroupandstartedourproject.Wehaddifferenttasksaccordingtoourinterests.Littlebylittle,Ifeltmyselfenjoyingtheir47.IfoundoutMaurowasfightingwithEnglish.BehindJuliette’sthickglasseswerehershiningeyes.Rachelwasgoodatpaintingandalwayshadnewideas.Shedidthingsso48thatshewantedtobeafashiondesigner(时装设计师).Irealizedthattheywerenotstrange;theywerejustpeoplethatnoone49enoughfor—exceptMrs.Bartlett.Herthoughtfulnessbroughtoutthebestinthefourofus.Ilearnedsomethingthatweek.Iwasgivenachancetoseeotherpeopleinanewlight.Ilearnedthatinner(内在的)beautywasmore50thanappearance.Mrs.BartlettgaveusanAonthatproject,butwethoughtweshouldhavehandeditrightback,forshewastheonewhoshouldtrulyhaveit.43．A．wanted B．missed C．tested D．remembered44．A．shouted B．waved C．talked D．wrote45．A．speaker B．reporter C．listener D．leader46．A．follow B．help C．describe D．introduce47．A．silence B．company C．invitation D．service48．A．quickly B．proudly C．creatively D．strictly49．A．paid B．asked C．looked D．cared50．A．important B．serious C．interesting D．humorous（2023北京平谷初二下期末）Itwasasunnydayinthesummerof2018whenIdecidedtotakeatripalonetoanearbynationalpark.AsIwashikingtrails,Icameacrossagroupoftourists.Theywerelostandhurriedlytryingtofindtheirwaybacktothe51center.Iofferingto52andledthembacktothevisitorcenter.Theythankedmeandinvitedmetojointhemforapicniclunch.Aswewereeating,Ilearnedthattheywerefrom53countries:England,America,Australia,France,Japan…andhadcomehereforastudyabroadprogram.Jane,oneofthetourists,toldmeshewasanAmerican.HerChinesepenfriend,DaMing54hertohisfamily.Shewasveryhappywiththisinvitation.Whenshewenttohisfamily,DaMing’smotherprepareddeliciousfoodtoentertainher.ShegaveJanesomuchfoodthatshecouldn’ttakeanotherbite.AndtheyalsodroveJanearoundthecity.JaneleftDaMing’sfamily55andshetoldmethatshebegantolovefood,peoplehereandourcountry.Wespenttheafternoon56storiesandexperiences,andIwassurprisedatthedifferenceoftheirbackgroundsandthesimilaritiesoftheirdesires.Itmademerealizehowimportantitistostepoutand57differentcultures.Asthedaycametoanend,Isaidgoodbyetomynewfriendsandheadedbackhome.Butthememoryofthatdaystayedwithme,remindingmeofthevalueofkindnessandthepowerofhumanconnection.Theexperience58metoalwaysbeopentonewexperiencesandtoneverunderestimate(低估)theinfluencewecanhaveonothers,eveninsmallways.51．A．sports B．culture C．visitor D．activity52．A．pay B．help C．read D．explain53．A．close B．big C．small D．different54．A．led B．invited C．showed D．brought55．A．thankfully B．slowly C．surprisingly D．carefully56．A．hearing B．writing C．reading D．sharing57．A．love B．develop C．create D．experience58．A．Asked B．chose C．taught D．allowed（2023北京昌平初二下期末）Georgegrewupinanenvironmentwherewinningwasthemostvaluablething,andheexpectedtosucceed,too.Georgewasgoodatrunningandhecalledeveryonefromthenearby59forarace.Alargegroupofpeoplecametoseethisexcitingevent.Whentheracestarted,Georgeranamongtheboysfromaroundthevillages.Finally,hewontherace.Thecrowd(人群)wentwildwithjoyandcheer.George60thismoment.Itmadehimproudandsatisfied.Butamongthecrowdwasanoldmanwhodidnotseemas61asotherpeople.Heshoutedfromthecrowd,“Thereisonemoreraceleft,themostimportantone.”Georgewas62,buthewasconfidenthecouldwinanyrace.Theoldmanbroughttwonewcompetitorsfortheboy,ablindmanandaweakoldlady.“Icaneasilywinthem,”saidGeorge63.Whenhecrossedthefinishline,theblindmanwasstillatthestart,andtheoldladyhadjuststartedtomove.Heraisedhishandsingreatexcitementafterhiswinning,buthe64thatthecrowdwasn’tcheering,instead,theywereveryquiet.Hewasunclearaboutit.Atthesametime,theoldmansaid,“Let’sstarttheraceagain,butallthreeofyoushouldfinishtogetherthistime.”Georgeracedagain,heguidedtheblindmanandsupportedtheoldlady.Finally,allthreecrossedthefinishlinetogether.Thecrowdcheeredmoreloudly.Theboywasfullof65.“Whowasthecrowdcheeringfor?”heaskedtheoldman.“Boy,youhavewonmuchmorethanthefirstprizeinthisrace,andthecrowdisnotcheeringforanywinners,”theoldmanreplied.Whatareyourunningforinyourlife?Doyoustrongly66success?Actually,lifeisnotallaboutwinningforourselves.Itisaboutgrowingtogetherandhelpingotherswhoarelessluckythanus.59．A．parks B．villages C．hospitals D．shops60．A．built B．forgot C．enjoyed D．stopped61．A．relaxed B．cheerful C．calm D．helpful62．A．surprised B．glad C．busy D．kind63．A．carefully B．sadly C．angrily D．confidently64．A．explained B．believed C．noticed D．agreed65．A．doubt B．hope C．satisfaction D．worry66．A．miss B．express C．judge D．expect（2023北京东城初二下期末）ItwasaveryimportantdayforRyan—hewasabouttomakehisfirstpublicspeech.His67,Mr.Larson,hadtoldtheclasstochooseabook,readit,andthenmakeaspeechaboutit.Ryanhadchosenabookheliked.Hehadreaditcarefully.Then,hehadwrittendownwhathewantedtosayaboutthebookandpreparedaspeech.Hehadpracticedhisspeechmanytimes,buthewasstill68.Ryandidn’tknowwhetherhewouldbesuccessful.Hedidnotwanttolookbadinfrontofthewholeclass.Finally,Mr.Larsonsaidtotheclass,“Okay,Ryan,let’shearwhatyouhavetosay.Comeupandgiveusyourspeech.”Ryantookafewdeepbreaths(呼吸).Hestillcouldn’thelpfeelingalittleworried.Then,he69hisnotes,straightenedupandwalkedslowlytothefrontoftheroom.Mr.Larsonsatdowninoneofthefront-rowseatsandgaveRyana70ashenoddedforhimtobegin.Ryanclearedhisthroat,tookaquicklookathis71,andthenstartedhisspeech.Foramomentortwo,Ryanstillfeltverynervous.Butashewentthroughhisspeech,hefeltlessandlesslikerunningaway.Hehadpracticedoftenenoughsothatnothinginhisspeechwasnewtohimanymore.Itwasn’tlongbeforehe72andwasabletoalmostenjoywhathewasdoing.BythetimeRyanfinishedhisspeech,hefeltalmostcomfortable.WhenRyanstoppedspeaking,everyoneintheclassstoodupand73.Mr.Larsonsaid,“Thatwasaverywell-preparedspeech,Ryan.Youdidanexcellentjob.”Ryanthoughtabouthowmuchhehadpracticedtogetreadyforhisspeech,andhefelt74.Hestilldidn’tlikemakingspeeches,butnowheknewhecoulddoit.67．A．father B．classmate C．teacher D．friend68．A．bored B．nervous C．angry D．lonely69．A．wrotedown B．threwaway C．readthrough D．pickedup70．A．smile B．hug C．kiss D．hand71．A．books B．notes C．articles D．pictures72．A．completed B．laughed C．prepared D．relaxed73．A．left B．talked C．cheered D．looked74．A．proud B．awful C．crazy D．lucky（2023北京通州初二下期末）MyWorkExperienceinaNursingHomeAfewweeksago,Ihadmyfirstworkexperienceinanursinghome.Iworkedalongsidethemanagerandhelpedhercarryoutdifferentgamesand75withtheresidents(居民，住户).WhenIarrived,myfirstworkwasto76theirnamesandfacesbygoinginandtalkingtosomeoftheresidents.Althoughmostofthemdidnotcommunicateeasily,itwasobvious(明显的)whichpatientswerebeginningtoshowsignsofdementia(痴呆).Firstonthelistofactivitieswasindoorboules(滚球).Itwassurprisinghowsuchasimpleactivitycouldshowsoclearlyhowthedifferentafflictions(折磨，痛苦)thatweresocommoninoldagecouldaffectaperson’sabilityto77simpletasks,suchasrollaballascloseaspossibletoanotherballinthemiddleoftheroom.What78memostwasthattheoverallwinnerwasalongtermstrokevictim(中风患者),whowasparalyzed(瘫痪的)downthelefthandsideofherbody.Isatdownwiththewinnerandshetoldmeabouthergrandchildrenandthegamestheyplayedwithherwhentheycametovisit.Shealsopraisedthehomeforthe79shewasreceiving.Inoticed,asshewastalkingalthoughshewasparalyzeddownoneside,her80wasgood,andthewordsshesaidindicated(表明，显示)thatshewasrecoveringfromastroke,buthercognitive(认知的)abilitywasgood.Afterfinishingmywork,Iheadedhome.IwasstillthinkingeverythingIhadjustexperiencedandhowImightbeaskedto81nextweek.IrealizethatthemosthelpfulthingIcandoforthebenefitoftheresidentsisjustto82tothem.Yes,I’msurethatstayingthereforalongtime,theymustbecomelonely.75．A．dreams B．activities C．experiments D．plans76．A．learn B．forget C．choose D．paint77．A．see B．create C．know D．perform78．A．comforted B．angered C．surprised D．helped79．A．bill B．reply C．letter D．care80．A．speech B．action C．choice D．decision81．A．help B．study C．share D．bear82．A．read B．talk C．write D．sing（2023北京门头沟初二下期末）TheMysteryoftheLibraryGhostThelibraryatJeffersonMiddleSchoolwasaquietandpeacefulplace,perfectforstudyingandreading.Buttherewererumors(谣言)thataghostwasinthe83,scaringstudentsandmakingstrangenoisesatnight.Oneday,agroupoffriendsdecidedtoexplorethemysteryofthelibraryghost.Theystartedbylookingaroundthelibrary,searchingforanycluesthatmighthelpthem84themystery.Theyfoundnothingatfirst,untiltheysawasmalldoorhiddenbehindoneofthebookshelves.Theydecidedtoopenthedoorandseewhereitled.Totheirsurprise,thedooropenedupintoasmallcloset(壁橱).Inside,theyfoundanoldbookwith85writingonitscoverandtheywereinterested.Astheyopenedthebook,theyheardastrangenoisecomingfromtheshadows(阴影).Suddenly,aghostappeared,walkinginasheetand86thefriends.Butastheghosttookoffthesheet,theyrealizedthatitwasjusttheschoollibrarian,Mrs.Johnson,playingaprank(恶作剧)onthem.Sheexplainedthatshehadbeendressingupasaghosttokeepthestudentsinterestedinmysteries,butpromisedto87thepranksfromthenon.Asthefriendswalkedbacktotheirtable,theyrealizedthatthemysteryofthelibraryghosthadbeen88solved.Buttheyalsoknewthattheyhadmadeanewfriendinthelibraryandsharedtheir89ofmysteriesandreading.Fromthenon,theyspenttheirafternoonsatthelibrary,readingbooksandsharingstorieswithMrs.Johnson.Andwhiletheymightnothavesolvedanymoremysteriesthatyear,theyknewthattheyhadfoundsomethingevenmoreimportant—a90ofcommunityandaloveoflearning.So,thenexttimeyou’reinthelibraryandthinkyouhearaghostlynoise,rememberthisstoryandknowthatitmightjustbealibrarianplayingaharmlessprank.83．A．library B．story C．community D．book84．A．write B．create C．solve D．know85．A．careless B．puzzling C．formal D．clean86．A．helping B．praising C．scaring D．inviting87．A．study B．stop C．play D．share88．A．carefully B．luckily C．suddenly D．successfully89．A．love B．clues C．knowledge D．memories90．A．report B．study C．Sense D．tradition（2023北京顺义初二下期末）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。Iusedtobetheshyestpersonintheworld.IhidbehindmyeldersisterwheneverIhadtospeaktoastranger.Whenaskedtospeakinclass,Icouldhardly91,muchlessspeak.EvenamongthefewfriendsIhad,mylow,timid(怯怯的)voiceearnedmejokes—aboutbeingagirl.Thenintheseventhgrade,mysistersuggestedI92voicelessons.Afterconsideringitforashorttime,Idid.Ibeganaseriesofvocalexercises.Afterexercisingalot,Ifelt93inmyvoice.Afewmonthslater,Iwasaskedtosingforsomeretiredpeople,IthoughtIwoulddobetterthanbeforebecauseofthevoicelessons.Iopenedmymouthand—nothing.Icouldn’trememberthe94!Myfaceturnedhot.Thekindpianistwhisperedaprompt(提示),andIrememberedjustenoughtokeepsinging.Thenthethoughthitme:I’vealreadyembarrassed(尴尬)myselfenough.There’sreallynothingelseto95.Soinmysecondsong,Ijustrelaxedandfeltthe96ofthesonglift(振奋)me.AndIdidmuchbetter.Afterthat,Istartedsingingtomyselfas97asIcouldinmyownroom.That’ssomethingIwouldneverhavedonebefore.OneclassmateevensaidthatIshouldbeintheschool’stalentshow.Iamnotashypersonanymore.Singinghasmadememoreoutgoing(外向的).Today,Icanalsostandinfrontofthewholeclassandgiveabig98.Iamproudofmyself.91．A．sit B．breathe C．smile D．cry92．A．have B．accept C．teach D．pick93．A．lucky B．upset C．worried D．confident94．A．music B．title C．words D．signs95．A．lose B．miss C．drop D．forget96．A．purpose B．truth C．spirit D．name97．A．softly B．loudly C．safely D．excitedly98．A．hand B．hug C．present D．speech（2023北京二中初二下期末）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。PassingDownIstillrememberthatlearningexperiencewhichhadabigeffectonthewayIlivemylife.“Mywallet!Whereisit?”weremyfirstwordswhenIfoundmywalletwasmissing.Isearchedmymemoryforafewgoodseconds,then99thatIhadleftmypreciouswalletinthelibrary’spublicrestroom!Becausethelibrarywasnow100,Ihadtowaituntilthenextmorningtolookforit.WhenIgottherethenextday,allIfoundwasacleanrestroom.ThiswasthefirsttimeIcouldrememberever101

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参考答案1．B2．A3．D4．A5．C6．B7．D8．C【导语】本文讲了写了一个关于善举的故事。主人公没有钱付午餐费，一个陌生男孩帮他付了钱。一个月后，主人公看到一位老妇人需要帮助，他想起了那个帮他付午餐费的陌生男孩，于是主动去帮助老妇人。1．句意：所以当学校的铃声响起，我立刻冲向餐厅。teacher’soffice教师办公室；dininghall餐厅；schoollibrary学校图书馆；computerroom电脑房。根据“Istoodinfrontofthecounter,holdingaplatefulloffood.”可知作者冲向餐厅去买午餐。故选B。2．句意：当我最后意识到钱不在了，我能感觉到担忧和恐惧席卷了我。realized意识到；described描述；heard听见；imagined设想。根据“Ireachedmyhandintomyschoolbagandfeltnothing.Theschoolbagwasempty.Iputtheschoolbagonthefloortolookforthemoneyagain.”可知，我把手伸进书包，什么也没摸到。书包是空的。我把书包放在地板上再找钱，经过这一系列动作，作者最后意识到钱不在了。故选A。3．句意：我感到非常紧张，没有注意到另一个人走到柜台前。lonely孤独的；hungry饥饿的；bored无聊的；nervous紧张的。根据“themoneywasn’tthere”，可知钱找不到了，所以作者感到紧张。故选D。4．句意：最后，我抬起头，告诉卖午餐的女士我的情况。looked看；cheered欢呼；hurried匆忙；called打电话。根据“Iputtheschoolbagonthefloortolookforthemoneyagain.”可知作者蹲在地上，抬头告诉卖午餐的女士他的情况，lookup抬头看。故选A。5．句意：但我找不到他，我错过了感谢他的机会。vis