专题05 完形填空15空-2025-2026学年八年级上学期英语期中复习专项训练（译林版 新教材）

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2025-2026学年八年级上学期英语期中复习专项训练

专题05 完形填空15空

Passage 1

It was the summer of my 16th year． I was with a group of boys touring a college． When the     1     had first started, I was filled with excitement． The college was my dream college, which I had wanted to be admitted to since I was a(n)     2    ． I thought I would start on a new path in my life． But five days later, I was filled with     3    ． I missed my mum． I missed my dad． I missed the mountains, the     4     trees, and the smell of the wild flowers in my hometown． I didn’t think I could feel     5     any more．

I walked outside and sat down on a bench． I knew that I was at a crossroads and that the decision I was going to     6     would affect (影响) the rest of my life． This college had sounded so     7     to me a few weeks ago． Now, however, I knew that I could     8     go to school here． I couldn’t be so far away from my     9     for so long． I sighed a long sigh and looked up at the setting sun． The     10     was amazing． It filled the whole sky and I felt its beauty and peace．     11     this moment, I knew that I was making the right decision． It made me     12     Robert Frost’s poem: I took the one less travelled by , and that has made all the difference．

Since that day, I have been at many crossroads in my life． Sometimes I made the     13     decision and had to go back to make things right． More often than not, though, I felt encouraged and made some choices． They     14     me where I needed to go and helped me become who I needed to be．

Next time you are at a crossroads, keep your     15     looking ahead and your heart open． Let courage guide your steps and you will always take the road meant for you．

1．A．show                B．trip                        C．class                       D．competition

2．A．adult                 B．parent                    C．child                      D．teacher

3．A．surprise             B．confidence              C．happiness                D．sadness

4．A．brown               B．green                     C．black                      D．white

5．A．homesick          B．excited                   C．sorry                      D．nervous

6．A．build                B．make                     C．run                        D．use

7．A．impossible         B．natural                   C．similar                   D．good

8．A．often                B．always                   C．never                     D．seldom

9．A．family              B．school                    C．teacher                   D．classmate

10．A．college            B．sunset                    C．sky                        D．programme

11．A．Under             B．For                        C．On                         D．At

12．A．think of           B．care about              C．look after               D．hear of

13．A．different          B．interesting              C．wrong                    D．strange

14．A．caught             B．took                       C．found                     D．met

15．A．eyes                B．ears                       C．feet                        D．teeth

Passage 2

It began a year ago, around Christmas． Every time I drove down our street, I     1     an old man sitting in his front yard． He was usually smoking or drinking, and looking very unhappy．

One day, while I was driving past him with my     2     , I decided to wave at him with a lot of excitement．     3     , when he noticed me waving (挥手) at him, he looked a bit shocked． Then, I saw his hand go up and he waved back．

“     4     did you wave at him?” my daughter asked．

I told her it’s just an act of kindness that     5     nothing． It gives both him and me a feeling of joy． My daughter replied that she felt a bit uncomfortable to wave to a     6     , but next time she would try it as well．

We lived close to the old man,     7     we saw him rather often． Whenever we drove by, both of us would start waving at him and, pretty soon, the old man started     8     at everyone who passed by his house．

One time, my daughter’s friend came to visit and she told my daughter that she saw this strange old man near our home wave at her very     9     ． She mentioned that she waved back, although she didn’t know     10     , and it felt really good．

As soon as my daughter heard this, she told her friend the     11     of how all the waving began． Her friend answered: “Tell your mom that’s really cool!” Other friends had similar (类似的)     12     ． This taught my daughter that an act of kindness can be natural and     13     , if you really want to do it． It showed us how giving happiness can do good to both the     14     and the receiver (接收者)．

Moved by the old man’s actions, we’re planning to give our waving neighbor a thank-you card to show our     15     for his exciting waves． We are really thankful for him sharing his simple joy with all who pass by his house．

1．A．noticed             B．felt                        C．heard                     D．kept

2．A．husband            B．son                        C．daughter                 D．friend

3．A．Just now           B．On time                 C．In the end               D．In the beginning

4．A．Why                 B．How                      C．When                     D．Where

5．A．takes                 B．costs                      C．hides                      D．means

6．A．friend               B．driver                    C．classmate                D．stranger

7．A．or                     B．but                        C．so                          D．yet

8．A．shouting            B．waving                   C．laughing                 D．looking

9．A．angrily              B．excitedly                C．loudly                    D．carefully

10．A．him                B．me                         C．her                         D．us

11．A．lesson              B．accident                 C．news                      D．story

12．A．gifts                B．notes                      C．feelings                  D．books

13．A．easy                B．funny                     C．unusual                  D．special

14．A．speaker           B．giver                      C．thinker                   D．leader

15．A．attention          B．thanks                    C．advice                    D．interests

Passage 3

Ever since I was a child, my mouth has caused me trouble． I’m not a bad person． I have a     1     time learning when to stop saying bad things to others．

My mom has told me again and again, “Robert, your constant (不断的) bad words are     2     me． If you continue to be that rude, you will get into big trouble．” It’s been a problem at school several times too when teachers have told me something I didn’t want to hear． I used to feel it was my duty to     3     for my own ideas．

One day in English class I was working on my homework when I heard a classmate     4     loudly to himself behind me． It was Nathaniel, who liked doing that as usual． I said ever so     5    , “Nathaniel, would you please be quiet?” Nathaniel     6     saying something to himself． I quickly shouted, “Nathaniel, shut up (闭嘴)!” For the next five minutes, we threw hurtful words back and forth at each other． “At least I don’t have an ugly (丑陋的) lazy eye like you!” I cried out． I knew this would make him     7     and it would hurt his feelings and shut him up． What I said     8     him with anger． He tried to reach over my seat and     9     me as he screamed “That’s it! That’s it!”

    10     at his reaction (反应), I sat back in my seat． I had never seen Nathaniel act like this before． Later on, we were taken to the teachers’ office． There, Mr． Black, our English teacher, told us to     11     the matter． It wasn’t until then that I finally found that     12     I hurt someone physically (身体上的), the wounds (伤口) finally heal (愈合)． But when I hurt someone with my     13    , sometimes the pain never goes away． At the end of the discussion, I said     14     to Nathaniel．

After I went back to my room, I spent some time praying (祈祷)． I began to think how often what I said hurt others． But I believe that as I keep asking God to help me, he’ll tell me when to keep my     15     closed．

1．A．busy                 B．hard                       C．happy                     D．interesting

2．A．encouraging      B．hurting                   C．beating                   D．killing

3．A．stand up            B．wake up                 C．shut up                   D．put up

4．A．laughing           B．reading                  C．crying                    D．talking

5．A．clearly              B．nicely                    C．carelessly                D．angrily

6．A．stopped             B．kept                       C．practiced                D．finished

7．A．crazy                B．afraid                     C．sad                         D．excited

8．A．offered             B．helped                    C．filled                      D．treated

9．A．catch                B．face                       C．understand              D．welcome

10．A．Satisfied          B．Surprised               C．Nervous                 D．Serious

11．A．discuss            B．complete                C．explain                   D．report

12．A．while              B．after                      C．when                      D．where

13．A．words             B．action                    C．ideas                      D．stories

14．A．goodbye          B．thanks                    C．sorry                      D．hello

15．A．eyes                B．mouth                    C．windows                 D．door

Passage 4

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I have seven children, so our house is always in a complete mess (乱七八糟)． But my garden always helps me relax and become     1     again．

For a long time, I     2     this place of peace and quiet． When the kids followed me into the garden, I would give them the job, “You water the onions, you pick the beans and ．．．” Soon they would be hot and their     3     would hurt from bending over (弯腰), then they would leave． So I would enjoy staying     4    ．

But in a recent spring, I was trying to     5     the soil (土壤), and I honestly wasn’t enjoying my time of peace and quiet． My 13-year-old son, Josiah, picked up a spare spade (锹) and began helping． Working as a team, we dug up the pea patch (豌豆地)     6    ． I thanked Josiah, knowing that I’d enjoyed working with him together．

The same thing happened with picking up rocks and planting the seeds (种子) —one or two of the children would come to watch and then     7     in the work． Each time, I would feel surprised to find the work was     8     with their help, and their laughter made time pass faster． So I began to share my gardening secrets with them．

    9     spring became summer and the real work began, I hoped the children would not come, but no, there they were, watering, pulling grass and checking for insects     10    ．

One day I went out secretly by myself to the garden． I wondered     11     the peas were ripe (熟的)． When I     12     along the row, a little voice came behind． “Are you eating, Mama?”

“Oh, yeah, would you taste them?”

“Mama, I’ve got to pick some peas． Won’t the others love them? I can’t wait to     13    ．”

I realized how selfish I had been． I’d tried to keep the happiness of gardening to     14    , and here was a child who couldn’t wait to share with her brothers and sisters． I really felt     15     and my face turned red, then I cleared my throat (清了清嗓子) and said, “Sure, honey, let’s pick some and I’ll show you how to prepare them． We’ll make the most wonderful supper． I will share all of the garden’s beauties with all of you．”

1．A．cheerful            B．tired                      C．lazy                       D．social

2．A．saved                B．knew                     C．protected                D．built

3．A．hands                B．feet                        C．heads                     D．backs

4．A．alone                B．busy                      C．healthy                   D．patient

5．A．mix                  B．prepare                  C．choose                    D．add

6．A．slowly              B．quickly                  C．quietly                   D．suddenly

7．A．fail                   B．practise                  C．discuss                   D．join

8．A．easier                B．cleaner                   C．stronger                  D．heavier

9．A．Because            B．If                          C．As                         D．Whenever

10．A．carefully         B．noisily                   C．politely                  D．naturally

11．A．how                B．where                    C．why                       D．if

12．A．collected         B．travelled                 C．tasted                     D．counted

13．A．watch              B．enjoy                     C．pick                       D．share

14．A．me                  B．myself                   C．them                      D．themselves

15．A．sweet              B．crazy                     C．terrible                   D．ashamed

Passage 5

The driver     1     the back door of the ambulance (救护车) quickly and ran to the front, jumped into his seat, and started the engine (发动机)． Inside were the     2     parents, Mr． and Mrs． Green． Mother was holding their baby daughter Ally． The little girl had some food stuck in her throat (喉) when having lunch and could hardly breathe (呼吸)．

The driver, Mr． White, turned     3     his siren (报警器) and flashing light, and started driving towards the     4     hospital． All the cars in front of him pulled out of the way when he drove through the     5    ． From the back of the ambulance the parents were shouting at him to     6     because Ally almost stopped     7    ． In front of him he saw the traffic lights, with the red “STOP” light shining． Mr． White knew that he had     8     time to lose, so he drove straight past the traffic lights．

Coming towards him from his right was a taxi． The driver had the windows closed because the taxi was air-conditioner (开了空调), and he was playing a radio． He did not     9     the ambulance． The traffic light was     10    , so he drove straight onto the path of the ambulance．

Mr． White tried to stop his ambulance but it was too late． It crashed (撞击) into the taxi, but no one was hurt． Mr． White turned to see     11     little Ally was． He was surprised to see joy instead of     12     on the faces of the parents．

“Look!” cried Mrs． Green． “She is breathing again．”

“It must be the     13    ．” said her husband． “It     14     the food out of her throat．” The baby was crying in a loud but healthy voice． They were all happy, and completely     15     about the accident, the taxi, and the lines of cars all around them．

1．A．pulled               B．opened                   C．knock                     D．closed

2．A．bored                B．surprised                C．worried                  D．interested

3．A．on                    B．off                         C．down                     D．over

4．A．farthest             B．nearest                   C．most expensive        D．most beautiful

5．A．busy traffic       B．empty street            C．open air                  D．dark place

6．A．hurry                B．stop                       C．leave                      D．drive

7．A．eating               B．playing                  C．crying                    D．breathing

8．A．much                B．any                        C．no                          D．some

9．A．notice               B．drive                      C．hit                         D．ride

10．A．red                 B．green                     C．yellow                    D．blue

11．A．who                B．what                      C．where                     D．how

12．A．surprise           B．fear                       C．care                       D．humour

13．A．temperature     B．radio                      C．crash                      D．love

14．A．took                B．picked                    C．knocked                 D．looked

15．A．remembered    B．forgot                    C．thought                  D．heard

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参考答案

Passage 1

【答案】1．B    2．C    3．D    4．B    5．A

【导语】本文讲述了作者在16岁时参观梦想中的大学的经历。起初，作者对大学生活充满期待，但很快他开始怀念家乡和家人。在一次深刻的反思后，作者意识到离家太远对他来说并不适合，于是决定不在这所大学就读。这个决定让他想到了罗伯特·弗罗斯特的诗，关于选择较少人走的路。最后鼓励读者在面临人生选择时，要勇敢地追随自己的内心。

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