沪教版八年级英语上册期中复习-完形填空20篇

专题02完形填空20篇

一、完形填空

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项。

Itbeganayearago,aroundChristmas.

Whiledrivinghome,Ialwaysnoticedanoldmansittingbyhisfrontyard.Hewasusually

smokingordrinkingandlooked1

Oneday,whileIwasdrivingpasthimwithmydaughter,Idecidediowaveaihimwithalotof

excitement.Atthebeginning,whenhenoticedmewavingathim,helookedabitsurprised.Then,I

sawhis2goupandhewaved（挥手）back.

“Whydidyouwaveatmydaughterasked.

Itoldherthatitwasjustanactofkindnessthatdidn't3anything,anditgavebothhimand

measenseofhappiness.Shesaidthatshewasalittleembarrassed（局促不安）to4toastranger,

butnexttimeshewouldtryitaswell.

Welivedclosetotheoldman,5wesawhimveryoften.6wedroveby,bothofuswould

waveathim.Verysoon,theoldmanwavedateveryonewhopassedby7house.

Oneday,mydaughter'sfriendcametovisitandshetoldmydaughterthatthestrangeoldman

wavedathervery8.Shewavedbackathim,eventhoughshedidn'tknowhim,shealsofelt

good.

Onhearingthis,mydaughtertoldherfriendthe9ofhowallthewavingbegan.

Fromthisstory,itshowedushowshowingkindnessbroughthappinesstoboththegiverandthe

receiver.Sowe'replanningtovisitourneighbortothankhimfor10thissimplehappinesswith

allwhopassby.

1.A.excitedB.welcomeC.badD.angry

2.A.legB.headC.footD.hand

3.A.costB.bringC.payD.spend

4.A.talkB.listenC.pointD.wave

5.A.butB.soC.thoughD.unless

6.A.WhereverB.WhateverC.WheneverD.Whoever

7.A.ourB.hisC.herD.their

8.A.angrilyB.slowlyC.happilyD.sadly

9.A.storyB.memoryC.accidentD.activity

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10.A.gettingB.keepingC.remindingD.sharing

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项。

Asweallknow,highschoolyearsarcquiteimportantinone'slifetime.Duringthisperiod,people

oftencometo11whatismeaningfultothem.Asforme,TvelearnedalotbyvolunteeringatSt.

Clare'sHospitalduringmyhighschoolyears.

Iusedtobea12girlanddidn'tdaretospeaktostrangers.WhenIfirstbeganvolunteering,I

fellvery13aboutbeingpushedoutsideofmycomfortzone（舒适区）.Iwas14afraidiomeet

differentpeople.Luckily,astimewentby,Iknewhowtointroducemyselftonewvolunteersand

triedmybesttomakepatientsfeelwarm.Theseexperiencesturnouttobe15inmyfuturelife.

Inthepast.IalwaysfeltupsetthatIwastooyoungtohelpthoseinneed.Butmyvolunteer

experienceatthehospitalhaschangedmymind.Ithasledmetobelievethatmyloveandcarefor

thesickcan16thoselonelypatients.NowIfeelproudeachtimeIfinishmyjob.Thisfeelinghas

pushedmeto17doingthemeaningfulwork.Meanwhile,Tvealsolearnedthe18ofservice

（月艮务）.Itmeansmakinga（n）19inthelivesofothersanddoingusefulthingsforthecommunity.

Thankstothisvolunteerexperience,I'vebecomeabetterpersonwithsocialskillsandwork

experience.Ihopethat20ofmyagewilltakepartinallkindsofvolunteerwork,asitcanhelp

youalot.

11.A.loseB.understandC.refuseD.create

12.A.funnyB.braveC.shyD.smart

13.A.simpleB.excitedC.angryD.nervous

14.A.reallyB.hardlyC.quicklyD.loudly

15.A.commonB.meaninglessC.helpfulD.dangerous

16.A.giveupB.setupC.makeupD.chccrup

17.A.continueB.mentionC.suggestD.stop

18.A.successB.importanceC.supportD.step

19.A.orderB.differenceC.wishD.list

20.A.teenagersB.parentsC.relativesD.teachers

阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D项中，选出最佳选项。

Joewasafarmer.Hehadn'tgoodharvest（丰收）foryears.

“IfGodletmecontrolthe21theneverythingwouldgetbetter,"hecomplained,t4Iknow

betterthanGoddoesbecauseIamacleverfarmer.

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Godheardhiswords.uWcll,Iwillgiveyouoneyear,"Godreplied.44Youwillbeinchargeof

theweather.Let'sseewhatyourcropsgrowlike.”

Joewasso22thathecouldn'tbelievewhatheheard.Buthestillwantedtohaveatry.He

shouted,ttSunny!^^Suddenlythecloudswentaway.

Hetriedagain,“Rain!”Theskybecamecloudyrightawayandheavyrainpoureddown.Inthe

followingyear,hechangedtheweatherbetweensunnyand23.Watchinghiscropsgrowing

biggerandbigger,hefellsatisfied.

Whentheharvestseasoncame,he24hisbasketandsickle（镰刀）tothefield,looking

forwardtoabigharvest.Buthisheartsanktothebottomwhenhefoundhisstrongcropshadnot

grownanygrainatall.Puzzledanddisappointed,hestarted25.Onceagain,Godheardhim.

“Don'tyouhaveyourwishtocontroltheweather?”Godasked."Yes,butIjustdon'tunderstand.

Ihavegiventhemwhatthey26.Howcoulditbe?”Joewondered."That'sbecauseyou

27askedtorwind,rainstorm,snoworanythingthatcouldmaketherootsstronger.

28strongroots,ofcoursetheywon'tgrowanyfruit.vAfterheknewthetruth,heasked

Godto29thepower.

Itturnedoutthatonlythroughlife'schallengeswouldweharvestthe30oflife.

21.A.timeB.worldC.weatherD.way

22.A.surprisedB.sorryC.angryD.worried

23.A.windyB.rainyC.cloudyD.snowy

24.A.broughtB.carriedC.packedD.pulled

25.A.laughingB.smilingC.talkingD.crying

26.A.knowB.haveC.offerD.need

27.A.almostB.neverC.alwaysD.just

28.A.AsB.ForC.WithD.Without

29.A.takebackB.takeoffC.giveupD.putout

30.A.tasteB.moneyC.fruitD.love

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项。

BeijingOperaisournationalopera.Ithasahistoryofover200years.ItisthesoulofChinese

nationalculture.Itcameintobeingafter1790whenthefourfamousAnhuioperatroupes（戏班）went

toBeijing.BeijingOperais31ofhistoricalstories,beautifulcoslumed（戏装）andwonderful

performances（表演）.

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ItsmusicandsingingcamefromXipiandErhuanginAnhuiandHubei.Therearcmainly

32kindsofrolesinBeijingOpera:Sheng,Dan,JingandChou.TheShengisa(n)

33maleactor.TheDanisafemalerole.TheJingisamalerolewithapainted34and

thechopisacomedyactor.

BeijingOperapresentsplaysandcharactersmainlybyfourartistic35.Theyaresinging,

speaking,actingandpartialarts(唱、念、做、打).Thesewaysenable36tobeencouragedby

theperformers,feelings,language,musicandaction.

BeijingOperais37bygenerations(R)ofChinesepeople.Today,anincreasingnumberof

youngpeoplearebecoming38init.ForeignpeoplearealsovisitingChinato39

BeijingOpera.Ithinkthe40makeup(彩妆)onBeijingOperaactorsfacesisveryinteresting.

What'sthat?Itiscalledfacialpainting.Itisalsoknownas“lianpu“inChinese.

31.A.fullB.sureC.proudD.careful

32.A.threeB.fourC.twoD.five

33.A.uglyB.importantC.patientD.strange

34.A.handB.foolC.headD.face

35.A.showsB.waysC.scenesD.works

36.A.singersB.playersC.audienceD.sellers

37.A.enjoyedB.writtenC.calledD.made

38.A.experiencedB.interestedC.weakD.rich

39.A.feelB.smellC.tasteD.touch

40.A.colorfulB.mixedC.meaningfulD.bad

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项。

Everyday,wcalwayssecsomeoneneedhelp.Some41seriousillnessesorpain,somefeel

42andtheyneedfriendshipandsomedisabledpeoplecan'texpresstheirfeelings.Manypeople

arewillingtohelpthosein43.Theyofferto44moneyforcharitiesordosomevoluntary

work.Forexample,somehighschoolanduniversitystudentsintheUSAoften45many

hoursasvolunteersinhospitalsoroldpeople'shomes.Thesevolunteersreadbookstothepeopleor

playgameswiththem46raiseiheirspirits.Otheryoungvolunteersworkforthepeoplewith

47_.Theycleanuptheirhousesordosomeshoppingforthem.

Therearealotofclubsincities.Theyorganizeallkindsofactivitiesincommunities.Theymay

showfilmsorhaveshort48tomountains,beachesormuseums.Peoplepaynothingforthe

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activities.Mostoftheseclubsuse49asvolunteersbecausetheycanunderstandtheproblemsof

theseyoungboysandgirlsmoreeasily.

Volunteersbelievethatthehappiestpeoplearcthosewhohelpto50joytoothers.

41.A.looklikeB.sufferfromC.takeinD.leadto

42.A.lonelyB.tiredC.busyD.disabled

43.A.useB.tearsC.blackD.need

44.A.raiseB.riseC.finishD.organize

45.A.spendB.payC.takeD.cost

46.A.enoughtoB.sothatC.inordertoD.suchas

47.A.surpriseB.difficultiesC.courageD.peace

48.A.pathB.waysC.breakD.trips

49.A.teenagersB.strangersC.passengersD.seniors

50.A.moveB.bringC.canyD.fetch

Itwasasunnyday.Iwasstandinginmyshoestore.Thedooropenedandayoungmancamein.

Hewasinawheelchair.1foundthathehadno51.

“Ineednewshoesformyselfapairofblackcowboyones,"hesaid.IwassosurprisedthatI

keptsilentanddidn'tmove.

'Tmnotjoking,sir,52Idon'tneedthem,“helookedatmeandsaid,uWhenIwasakid,my

parents53menewshoeseveryyear.ItwassuchawonderfulfeelingthatIhaveneverforgotten

it."Ichoseapairofshoesandgavethemtotheyoungman.Hetookadeepbreathandtearscameto

hiseyes.Atthatmoment,ahomelessoldmanwasstandingoutside54shoes,lookingatus.The

youngman55himandsaidtome,44Willyouaskthatoldmantocomein,please?”Ididsoand

thepoormancamein.Theyoungmanaskedmeto56thebestshoesofthesize.Heturnedto

theoldman."Sir,wouldyoumind57ontheshoesfbrme?^^Aftertheshoeswereonhisfeet,the

oldmansaidtheyfit58.'Tilbuythem."theyoungmansaid,“Thegood59thathave

neverforgottenhascomebackagain,andnowIhavesomeonetosharethefeelingwithme.Itisso

great.

Theyoungmanofferedwhattheoldmanneeded60.Hedidhisbestinanimperfectworld.

51.A.earsB.armsC.legsD.hands

52.A.whenB.becauseC.ifD.although

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53.A.boughtB.showedC.borrowedD.paid

54.A.withoutB.onC.byD.with

55.A.caughtB.missedC.pushedD.noticed

56.A.lookupB.takeoutC.makeupD.putaway

57.A.passingB.takingC.workingD.trying

58.A.painfullyB.comfortablyC.hardlyD.healthily

59.A.ideaB.dreamC.feelingD.thought

60.A.seldomB.mostC.littleD.least

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。

Everyschoolday,weuseschoolbagstocarryallofourthingstoschool.Theyarebigpartsof

ourlives.Buthaveyoueverthoughtaboutthe61oftheschoolbag?

InHanDynasty（汉朝），studentsusedbambooboxestocanybookstoschool.Peoplethought

thatthebambooboxwasthe62schoolbag.Therewereusuallytwoorthreelayers（层）inthebox.

Kidsputdifferentthings,likebooks,brushes,inkstones（砚）and63intheboxes.Youcanseethe

bambooboxinmanyTVshows.64,intheLegendofWhite（白蛇传）,XuShilincarriesa

bambooboxtothecapitaltotakeanexam.

Hundredsofyearslater,people65anewkindofschoolbagcalled“budai”,or"hip-pockct”.

Thebudaiwaslighterthanthebamboobox.Withthefounding（建立）ofChina,militaryrucksacks（军

用帆布包）becamepopular.Askyourgrandparentsorparentsaboutthesebags.Maybetheycantell

youabouttheir66ofcarryingthemwhentheywereatschool.

Anewkindofschoolbaghas67inrecentyears.Manyofthemhavecolourfulandfashionable

68onthem,suchaspicturesofcartoonsorpopstars.Andtheyaremorecomfortabletouse.Some

studentspullwheeledbags69withheavybooks.

Schoolbagsarcstill70.Canyouimaginewhatfutureschoolbagswillbelike?

61.A.yearB.historyC.shapeD.colour

62.A.mostfamousB.mostbeautifulC.finestD.earliest

63.A.footballB.foodC.clothesD.paper

64.A.HoweverB.ForexampleC.ThalisD.Moreover

65.A.sufferedB.shookC.inventedD.caught

66.A.experiencesB.picturesC.ideasD.drcams

67.A.producedB.cameC.appearedD.lost

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68.A.peopleB.wheelsC.wordsD.patterns

69.A.coveredB.filledC.caniedD.poured

70.A.growingB.changingC.disappearingD.using

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16-25各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。

Amywasafraidofheight.Sheneverplannedtotakearideinhotairballoon.Theideaofgoing

uphundredsoffeetintotheair71her.ButlastSaturdaythebankwheresheworksorganizedair

balloonrides.Therideswerefree,soshedecidedtotryballooning.Thenshegotanew72of

thewholecity.

“Iloveridinginahotairballoon.Itwascompletely73anythingelseIhadeverdone.Tve

neverimaginedIwould74myfearofheight.1thinkitwasagreat75forme.‘‘Amysaid.

Shelikedlookingatthecityfromuphigh."Ineverknewthatourcityissobeautiful,shesaid."I

sawriversandfieldsandlotsofcolors.Wedon'thavemountainsoroceans,butitisvarypretty.”

Hotairballooningisusuallydoneintheearlymorningorlateafternoon.Thatiswhenthereis

notmuchwind.Peoplewhowanttorideinahotairballoonhavetobe76.Sometimesyouhave

towaillongfortheproper77conditions.

Theridesusuallytakeaboutanhour.Thenthepilotneedsto78asafeplacetolandthe

balloon.Thisisoneofthebestpartsoftheride."It'sreallyexciting.Youneverknow79youarc

goingtoland."Amysaid.

Shefeltveryproudofherselfafterherfirstride.UIcanmakeit!”Shecheered.Infact,laterthat

dayshewas80enoughtogoupthreemoretimes!

71.A.frightenedB.pleasedC.interestedD.disabled

72.A.viewB.patternC.symbolD.appearance

73.A.thesameasB.similartoC.comparedwithD.differentfrom

74.A.overcomeB.keepC.attractD.notice

75.A.exchangeB.experienceC.excuseD.example

76.A.seriousB.worriedC.patientD.careful

77.A.temperatureB.windC.lightD.cloud

78.A.lookupB.lookforC.lookatD.lookdown

79.A.howB.whenC.whereD.why

80.A.excitedB.pleasantC.fitD.confident

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TheLanternFestivalfallsonthe15thdayoftheChineseSpringFestival.FortheChinese,itis

adayforfamilytogetherness.That'swhychildrenandsomepeoplestill81togotoschoolor

returntoworkafterthefestival.

Lightingcolorfullanterns

Lightinglanternsisprobablythemost82knowntraditionforcelebratingtheLanternFestival.

When83falls,peopleplacecandlesinsidelanternsandcarrythemoutside.Everyyear,lantern

exhibitionsareheldin84andotherpublicplaces.Theentireareais85withbeautiful

lighting.

EatingTangYuan

TangYuan,orYuanXiao,isamust-eatfoodfortheLanternFestival.Shapedlikearoundball,

TangYuansymbolizesthe86moonandpeople'sdesiresforhappinessandfamilyreunions.

Guessinglanternriddles

Inancienttimes,singlepeoplecanattracttheattentionoftheircrush（迷恋对象）87this

guessinggame.Rightupuntiltoday,Chinesepeoplehavedelightfulriddlecompetitionstocelebrate

theLanternFestival.Lanternriddlesarepopularwithpeopleofallagesandallwalksoflifeasmany

ofthemarefascinating.

Enjoyingtimewith88

AstheLanternFestivalisapartoftheSpringFestival,gatheringwithfamilyandeatingTang

Yuan,theLanternFestivalhasanimportantmeaningofreunion.InancientChina,youngladieswere

notallowedto89freelyexceptatthetimeoftheLanternFestival.Itwasoncecustomary（习俗

的）forsinglepeopletocarrylitlanternsonthestreetsinthehopeoffindingtheirtruelove.

Astimepassed,however,thefestivalnolongerhadsucha90meaningonromance（浪漫）

81.A.wishB.stopC.waitD.hate

82.A.widelyB.exactlyC.quietlyD.truly

83.A.happinessB.businessC.kindnessD.darkness

84.A.housesB.banksC.parksD.hotels

85.A.decoratedB.dividedC.protectedD.polluted

86.A.halfB.closeC.fullD.bright

87.A.withoutB.throughC.againstD.beyond

88.A.volunteersB.relativesC.servantsD.family

89.A.stayupB.gooutC.comeinD.sitdown

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90.A.specialB.popularC.privateD.correct

阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。

Attheageof16,Einsteinalwaysplayedwithagroupofcrazykids.Becausehewassobusy

91,hedidn'tstudyhardandfailedhisfinalexam.

Onemorning,whenEinsteinwasholdingafishingtoolandwasabouttogofishingwithhis

friends,hisfatherstopped92andsaidseriously,4tEinstein,you're93crazyaboutplaying

thatyoufailedyourexam.Tmworriedaboutyourfiiture.”

“94areyouworryingabout?JackandRobertalsofailed,butdon'ttheystillgof^shing?^^

“Myboy,youcan'tthinklikethat,thereis95storythatpeopletellinourhometown.Listen

toitnow.”

“Thereweretwocatsplayingonthetopofahouse.Onecatwascarelessandfelldownthe

chimney（烟囱）whileholdingtheothercat.Whenthetwocatsclimbedout96thechimney,

oneofthecatshadsoot（烟灰）onhisface,whiletheothercat'sfacewasclean.Seeingthesoot­

facedcat,thecleancatthoughtitsface97bedirty,soitquicklyrantotheriversideandwashed

itsface.Thesoot-facedcatsawtheclean-facedcatandthoughtitsfacewasalsoclean,soitjust

walkeddownthestreethappily.”

“Einstein,noonecanbeyourmirror（镜子）.Youhavetothinkforyourself.98youfollow

others,youwillneverlearn.”

Hearingthis,Einsteinlaiddownhisfishingtoolandreturnedtohisroom.Hestudiedhardand

didn'tfollow99fromthenon.Thisallowhim100successful.

91.A.playB.toplayC.playingD.played

92.A.heB.himC.hisD.himself

93.A.suchB.asC.soD.sucha

94.A.WhatB.WhenC.WhoD.Where

95.A.theB.aC.anD./

96.A.behindB.ofC.amongD.between

97.A.canB.mayC.mustD.might

98.A.ItB.UnlessC.AlthoughD.Though

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99.A.theotherB.otherC.othersD.another

100.A.tobeB.beingC.wasD.be

Thesedays,manypeoplehavepets.Theyregardtheirpetasafamilymemberandarewillingto

buylotsofthingsfortheirpets.Peoplespendmoretime101theirpetsathome.But102

eighth-gradegirlusedthistimetosetupherownbusiness-sellingdogtreats(零食).

JasmineThomasGainey,12,livesinMarinCounty,US.Onher103birthday,hismother

broughtthedoghomeasagift.She]Q4upwiththeideain2020.HerpetChihuahuahelpstest

thetreatsbeforethey105.InaninterviewwiththeMarinIndependentJournal,ThomasGainey

saidthatherdog,Buddy,lovesthehome-bakedtreatsshemakes.t4Whcncvcrwcbakethem,hestands

bythekitchenandseems1()6andhappier.Wheneverwearepackingthemup,heisrightunder

us、“shesaid.

“AfterIfiguredoutthethingsdogscaneat,Idecided107myowndogrecipes,“said

ThomasGainey,havelearnedmoreabout1()8dogscanandcan'teat.Itwas109to

dotheresearch.''"Ilikeseeingthereviewsthatpeopleleave,oriftheypostsomethingontheir

Instagramoftheirdogshappyaboutthetreats.saidThomasGainey.

OneofthethingsThomasGaineyenjoysmostishavingherownbusinessatayoungage.She

wasveryproudofherself.44Youcanneverbetooyoung,“shesaid11().”Whenyoustartso

young,itopensalotmorepossibilities,andthere'smoretimeforyoutogrow.”

101.A.withB.uponC.in

102.A.theB.aC.an

103.A.nineB.ninethC.ninth

104.A.havecomeB.cameC.comes

105.A.arcsoldB.soldC.issold

106.A.quietlyB.quieterC.morequiet

107.A.makingB.makesC.tomake

108.A.whyB.whatC.where

109.A.interestingB.interestC.interested

110.A.exciteB.excitedC.excitedly

“Itlookssogoodonyou,“saidmyfriend.Iwastryingonadress.Thenthetopicofthe

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conversationturnedtogoingonadiet.

Iwantedtobecomebeautifuland111.SoImadeupmymindtogoonadiet.Ididn'teat

mylunch.Somepeopleaskedmewheremylunchwas.1madeupexcuses.Ididthesamewith

breakfast.I112tomydadthatIhadeatenmybread,butIfedittothecat.My113dropped

fast,butwhenIlookedatmyselfinthemirror,IstillthoughtIwasnotthinenough.

Finally,darkcirclesformedundermyeyes.Iworethickclothinginhotweather,butIwasstill

114.Thatdidn'tmatter.Istillneededtobethinner.AboutamonthafterIboughtthe

115Itrieditonagain,anditbecametoolargeforme.Mymothertoldmetolookinthe

mirror.Icouldseemyeyesockets（眼窝）.ThatwasthedayIrealizedhow116Iwas.

1wenttoseeadoctor,thedoctorgavemesomeadvice.Ittookmeoneyeartobecome117.

SometimesIwanttogobacktobeingthin,butIwillneverdowhatIdidagain.Itwill118

influencemyhealth.Pleasedoiftgoonadietwhenyou'reyoung.Youwill119alotifyouare

toothin.Don'tcompareyourselfwithothers.Tryto120yourselfforwhoyouare,notforwhat

youlooklike.

111.A.silentB.thinC.proudD.fat

112.A.referredB.ledC.turnedD.lied

113.A.weightB.costC.heightD.beauty

114.A.stupidB.hungryC.poorD.cold

115.A.dressB.modelC.mirrorD.uniform

116.A.beautifulB.popularC.illD.wonderful

117.A.angryB.healthvC.unhealthyD.worse

118.A.hardlyB.suddenlyC.harmfulD.badly

119.A.sufferB.holdC.improveD.forget

120.A.checkB.rememberC.loveD.help

Weallloveourmothers,don'tvve?Shemaybenotthat⑵butsheisstillthebestofall.

Mothersloveusthemostandwouldsacrificeeverythingforour122.However,wemaynot

recognizehersacrificesor123herlove.What'sworse,wetakeeverythingforgranted.

ThesamethinghappenedwithDavid.David'smotherwasblindinoneeye.Healwaysfell

124aboutheranddidnotwanthertopickhimupfromschool.OncewhenDavid'smother

arrivedatschool,hewasangrytoseeher.David'sfriends125himbecauseofhismother.David

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ranawayintears.Whentheyreachedhome,Davidyelledathismother,tfcWhydidyoucometoschool?

Ycu'resuchanembarrassmentandthe126motherever.MDavid'smothersaidnothing.

Sometimelater,hismotherwasillinhospitalbecauseofworkingovertime.WhenDavidpaid

hismotheravisit,hefoundoutwhatactuallyhappenedwithhereye.Hewas127tolearnthat

hismotherdonatedherothercorneatoDavidwhenhelostitinanaccidentattheageoffour.Tears

rolleddownhisface.David128badly.Hehatedhimselfforbeingsocrueltohismother.

129,itwasnottoolate.

Dorememberthatweareherejustbecauseofourparents.Theygiveuslifeandforgiveall

mistakesmadebyus.Thereisnowaytorepaythem.Allwecandoistrygivingwhattheyneed:time,

130andlove.

121.A.goodB.kindC.perfectD.gentle

122.A.mistakesB.behaviourC.healthD.happiness

123.A.enjoyB.appreciateC.expressD.judge

124.A.embarrassedB.confusedC.sorryD.upset

125.A.smiledatB.wavedtoC.laughedatD.talkedto

126.A.wisestB.worstC.crudestD.coolest

127.A.sadB.worriedC.heartbrokenD.sorry

128.A.shookB.shoutedC.criedD.behaved

129.A.FortunatelyB.SuddenlyC.UnluckilyD.Normally

130.A.healthB.respectC.responsibilityD.wealth

请通读下面短文,掌握其大意.然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。

Samwasagreedyandselfishman.Healways131tohavelotsofmoneyandoftencheated

otherstomakemoney.

Oneday,asmallbagfullofgoldcoinswas132.Therewere50goldcoinsinit.Samwas

very133.Hesearchedinsideandoutforthebag,butfoundnothing.

Afterafewdays,oneofSam'sworkersfoundthebag.TheworkerknewSamwaslookingfor

themissingmoney134.soherushed