期末复习完型填空专项练习题2020-2021学年外研版七年级英语下册 (1)

外研版七年级英语下册《完形填空》期末复习
专项练习题（含答案）
New Beginnings
There are two children in my family. I am three years younger than my 1 Tova, and I think everything she does is great. When I was a kid, I liked to foll ow her and her friends around, hoping to become one of them, but there wasn't much 2 for a troubl esome sister. Over time, there is a distance（距离）between us although we live in the same 3 .
So when she tells me she's going to China to study, I d on't care much. But the first night after she l eaves, I kept thinking that something is 4 . The house is too quiet. I feel just how different it is when she isn't at home. I cry sadly. But as the night falls, my tears turn into tears of calm（平静）, tears of 5 beginnings—I decide to do something.
I pick up the phone.
"Hell o?" Her voice sounds familiar（熟悉的）.
"Hey, Tova. It's me. Sara. I'm just 6 to tell you I l ove you. "My words come out quickly. I know that if I stop in the mid dl e, I won't 7 them. "I know we aren't as cl ose as some sisters, but that d oesn't mean I'm not missing you. "
After a long sil ence, she finally says, "Your voice makes me feel that you are by my side. "And before the call ends, she says very quickly, "I l ove you, too."
I never feel so 8 to have Tova as my sister. I'm hoping to see my sister back home this December.
1．A．brother B．sister C．cousin D．friend 2．A．room B．food C．money D．work 3．A．hotel B．school C．street D．house 4．A．nice B．cool C．wrong D．scary 5．A．bad B．funny C．busy D．new 6．A．leaving B．calling C．writing D．visiting 7．A．like B．hear C．finish D．remember 8．A．great B．sorry C．worried D．interested
Mike lives in a big city. The summer holiday is coming, but his parents are very 9 . They go to 10 every day and d on’t have time to l ook after (照顾) him. So they are going to take Mike to 11 grandparents’ home. Mike is not happy about that. He likes big cities and he d oesn’t want to stay12 the country.
Mike is bored (烦闷的) in the first few days 13 he doesn’t have a friend there. But then he 14 Anna. Anna knows about 15 things. She knows how to swim and how to 16 great ice cream. Mike 17 Anna stories about the interesting things in the city. They become (成为) good 18 , and Mike is very happy.
9．A．ol d B．busy C．small D．funny 10．A．bed B．school C．work D．dinner 11．A．his B．my C．her D．your
12．A．on B．for C．in D．with
13．A．or B．so C．but D．because 14．A．hears B．helps C．meets D．thanks 15．A．few B．many C．good D．bad
16．A．eat B．take C．catch D．make 17．A．tells B．talks C．says D．speaks 18．A．cousins B．friends C．stud ents D．teachers
My name is Alice. I’m19 ten-year-old girl. My parents are 20 . There are too many rules at my home. I have to 21 for 15 minutes every morning, because my parents think running is good for health, 22 I don’t like running. My things 23 be everywhere. I must 24 my room tidy. After school, I can’t play with my friends,25 .
I have to go home to do my 26 . I often ask my mother, “Mom, can I watch TV?” She always 27 , “Do you finish your homework? If you d o, it’s time for28 to play the violin.” I have to practice the violin for an hour every evening.
I d on’t like the rules at my home. Are there any rules at your home?
19．A．a B．an C．the D．不填20．A．nice B．busy C．strict D．interesting 21．A．walk B．run C．play D．swim
22．A．so B．or C．but D．and 23．A．can B．can’t C．d o D．d on’t
24．A．cl ean B．l eave C．keep D．feel 25．A．either B．always C．too D．usually 26．A．shower B．dishes C．dinner D．homework 27．A．says B．tells C．speaks D．talks 28．A．you B．me C．her D．him
London is a very beautiful city. It is 29 the south of England. The city has
30 parts—the South and the North. In the North there are many important buildings, shops, big parks and interesting places. The weather in Lond on is 31 . In winter it is not very col d and in summer it is not very hot, because the city is 32 the sea. People say that Lond on is a foggy city and 33 often rains. It is true. I am in Lond on now. Today I meet a 34 fog than before. You can hardly see your hands in front of your face. Cars and buses move along with their lights on. When evening comes, the weather 35 even worse. The fog is as thick as milk. 36 buses and cars stop. I 37 an important meeting on the other side of the town, but it is impossible to find a car or a bus. I have to get there 38 .
29．A．at B．on C．in D．to
30．A．four B．three C．five D．two 31．A．nice B．bad C．sunny D．rainy 32．A．next B．near C．in D．of
33．A．it B．they C．he D．she 34．A．thick B．thicker C．the thickest D．thickest 35．A．becomes B．gets C．turns D．grows 36．A．All B．Each C．Every D．None 37．A．am B．have C．d o D．has
38．A．by car B．by bus C．on foot D．by air
Philip is a school boy. On his 12th birthday, he decided to give up eating 39 . “I
don’t think it’s right to eat animals,” he said. “They live on the Earth just like us and they are our friends.” Philip’s parents were not happy about that. “You are a growing boy,” his mother said “You need meat. Don’t you want to become healthy and 40 ?” His mother put some 41 , rice and carrots in front of him. “I want you to eat all your food now,” she said. Philip didn’t want to 42 his mother sad. But he ate only the rice and the carrots without touching the beef.
“You’re a silly boy!” said his father 43 . “I’m getting very angry with you”
“I’m sorry,” answered Philip. “I d on’t want you to be sad or angry. 44 I really don’t want to eat any meat.”
“Then have some fish, dear,” said his mother
“Oh no, I can’t!” cried Philip. “Fish are living things, too.”
“Well, you have 45 to eat if you don’t eat any meat or fish,” said his father.
The next morning Philip got up hungry. His father walked to the 46 with him and asked to see the teacher. “Is this what you teach the students at school?” he ask ed the teacher. “Philip refuses(拒绝)to eat meat at home. He 47 listen to what I say.”
“I d on’t agree with Philip,” answered the teacher. “But I think he is 48 to do what he thinks is right. We teach the students to d o that.”
39．A．fruit B．vegetables C．meat D．rice 40．A．short B．tall C．weak D．lazy 41．A．beef B．pork C．chicken D．duck 42．A．find B．wish C．keep D．make 43．A．angrily B．happily C．rudely D．politely 44．A．And B．But C．So D．Or 45．A．nothing B．everything C．anything D．something 46．A．factory B．hospital C．supermarket D．school 47．A．isn’t B．doesn’t C．hasn’t D．haven’t 48．A．brave B．kind C．foolish D．shy
Mike is an Englishman. He lives in a tall building in the 49 , London. There are eighteen floors in the buil ding and he lives on the fifteenth floor. He 50 a lift (电梯)to go
up and d own. He 51 to work early every day. In the morning he leaves his 52 and walks to the lift. He gets into the lift. It 53 him down to the first fl oor. He gets out of the lift. Then he walks to 54 bus stop. The bus stop is in front of a station. It is about two hundred meters from 55 home. Usually, he catches the number 11 bus to work, but sometimes he goes 56 . He works in a factory. His work starts at half past eight and finishes at a quarter to five. He works very hard. He gets 57 home at half past five in the afternoon. He 58 his life is busy and interesting.
49．A．country B．town C．city D．village 50．A．makes B．uses C．does D．mends 51．A．go B．wants C．runs D．goes 52．A．home B．building C．office D．Room 53．A．costs B．spends C．takes D．brings 54．A．an B．a C．the D．/
55．A．his B．he C．him D．himself 56．A．by plane B．by train C．on foot D．by air 57．A．to B．back C．at D．in
58．A．say B．find C．think D．thinks
People use body language for sending messages to one another. It is very 59 because it can help you make yourself easily understood when you are talking with others. For example, waving one’s hand is to say “Goodbye”. Shaking hands 60 welcome. Nodding the head means agreement, whil e shaking the head means disagreement. Both Chinese and most foreigners accept the gestures（示意动作）as having 61 same meanings.
Different countries have different body language. For exampl e, 62 in Russia, France and Arab countries kiss each other when they meet, but people in China or Australia shake hands 63 kissing. People in Puerto Rico like touching each other, but people in Britain do not touch each other. Peopl e in Arab countries like standing 64 one another when they are talking, 65 English people must keep a distance 66 when they are talking.
When you use a foreign language, it is very important to know the meanings of gestures in the foreign country. Foll owing the customs（习俗）will help you communicate 67 people and make you stay there much more 68 and more comfortabl e. 59．A．helpful B．difficult C．easy D．useless 60．A．mean B．means C．to mean D．meaning 61．A．a B．an C．the D．/ 62．A．men B．man C．woman D．child 63．A．such as B．instead of C．instead D．as well 64．A．nearly B．far away C．cl ose to D．in front of 65．A．and B．or C．however D．but 66．A．from B．to C．of D．away 67．A．with B．for C．to D．through 68．A．important B．boring C．pleasant D．successful
An elephant walks in the forest. He wants to have some 69 . He sees a monkey in a tree. “Can you be my friend?” 70 the elephant.
“You are too big. You can’t swing(摇晃) in the tree 71 me.”
Then the elephant 72 a rabbit. “Please be my friend,” he says.
“How can I? Sorry, sir. You are too 73 .”
The el ephant is very 74 . Then he goes home.
The next day, he sees all the animals 75 . The elephant stands there and looks at them. He doesn’t know why, so he asks the monkey. The monkey says a 76 is near here. He will come to eat animals.
The el ephant goes to see the tiger. “Please, Mr. Tiger, 77 eat the animals”.
“Go away!” says the tiger. The elephant is not happy and kick(踢) the tiger. Then the tiger goes away. At last, all the animals want the elephant to be 78 friend. 69．A．fruits B．friends C．animals D．books 70．A．smil es B．asks C．tells D．l ooks 71．A．like B．about C．after D．for
72．A．makes B．helps C．meets D．learns 73．A．big B．short C．small D．l ong 74．A．sad B．kind C．happy D．funny 75．A．eating B．talking C．playing D．running 76．A．wolf B．tiger C．lion D．rabbit
77．A．c an’t B．aren’t C．d on’t D．d oesn’t 78．A．my B．your C．his D．their
Today is Monday. I get up in the morning. I feel sick. I d on’t 79 to get up. My mum asks me to have 80 , but I don’t want to eat anything. “I have a headache, Mum.” Mum puts her hand on my 81 . “It is hot. Let’s go to 82 a doctor,” she says. At the doctor’s, the doctor asks me, “83 is the matter with you?” “I 84 a headache, and my right hand hurts.” I say. The doctor takes my temperature（量体温）and says, “You are not 85 . Your right hand is OK.” “86 you have a test（测验）today, Tom?” Mum asks me. “Yes. We will have an English test this morning.” I say, “I will 87 you to school.” Mum says. I have to go 88 her. Now I only feel hungry. I want to eat some bread.
79．A．wanted B．want C．go D．went 80．A．supper B．lunch C．dinner D．breakfast 81．A．hand B．head C．arm D．foot 82．A．watch B．l ook C．see D．find 83．A．Whose B．What C．Who D．Where 84．A．catch B．have C．show D．guess 85．A．cold B．hot C．high D．warm 86．A．Can B．Will C．Are D．Does 87．A．give B．carry C．take D．bring
88．A．in B．for C．with D．to
An ol d woman l ost her only son. The sad woman went to a clever man and asked, “Is there
any way I can throw away my 89 ?”
The clever man said to her, “Go and bring 90 a seed (种子) from a home that has never known sadness. I will 91 it to drive the sadness out of your life.” The woman went off at once to l ook 92 that magical seed.
First, she came to a beautiful house, knocked at the d oor, and asked 93 , “Excuse me, I am l ooking for a home that has never known sadness. Is this such a place? It is very important to me.”
They told her, “You’ve certainly come to the 94 place,” and began to d escribe all the sad things that had recently happened to them.
The woman said to herself, “Who is abl e to 95 these peopl e that have had such sadness like me?” She stayed to cheer them up 96 she went on looking for a home that had never known sadness.
But wherever she went, whether in the homes of the poor or the rich, she found one sad 97 after another. She became so busy helping other people that she 98 about looking for a seed that woul d magically end her own sadness. She even never realized that her helping others had driven the sadness out of her life.
89．A．happiness B．kindness C．sadness D．illness 90．A．me B．you C．her D．him 91．A．push B．use C．lend D．l ose
92．A．at B．up C．for D．after 93．A．politely B．happily C．proudly D．angrily 94．A．right B．wrong C．clean D．dirty 95．A．catch B．ord er C．hid e D．help 96．A．before B．after C．when D．while 97．A．man B．woman C．story D．trip 98．A．knew B．worried C．thought D．forgot
Do you like shopping on the Internet? I like to buy books online(在线的). Usually, the price isn’t very 99 You d on’t have to pay a lot. When I want to know something about a
book, I write an e-mail to the online shop for 100 I am shy. It is difficult for me to talk to the shopkeepers in real(真实的) shops.
Sometimes online shops have pictures of the book. They can show you some pages of the book, too. I think this is very 101 I don’t like to read books in shops because the shopkeepers may come and talk to me. I don’t know 102 to say to them.
I can shop at midnight 103 I want to. Real shops cl ose at nine o’clock in the eve ning. Some peopl e may worry that the postman may lose or damage(损坏) the things they 104 from online shops, but I don’t worry about that. I think it is hard to damage a book and most of the postmen are very careful.
Some peopl e say that shopping in real shops is good because you can go with your friends and 105 many different things. They call this wind ow shopping. I don’t have any friends and I d on’t like to talk too much—it makes me 106
I am 107 my grandmother how to shop online. She cannot walk very far so it will make shopping easy for her if she shops online. My brother 108 wants to learn how to do it. He is very busy most of the time. When he has a little free time, he can shop online. 99．A．expensive B．cheap C．high D．much 100．A．a model B．an album C．a question D．an answer 101．A．careful B．helpful C．colorful D．beautiful 102．A．what B．how C．where D．why 103．A．and B．but C．if D．when 104．A．have B．borrow C．buy D．sell 105．A．look after B．l ook like C．look for D．l ook at 106．A．tired B．sad C．happy D．smart 107．A．asking B．studying C．teaching D．giving 108．A．again B．also C．too D．Never
A son took his old father to a restaurant for dinner. His father looked very ol d and
109 . When the father was eating, he 110 food on his shirt and trousers, and also on the table, the
111 and the floor. Others watched him in disgust（厌恶）112 his son was
quiet and prepared for help. He encouraged his father in a soft voice of a man, “Eat as113 as you can, father. It’ll be weeks before I come back from my business trip.”
After the father finished 114 , the son carefully took him to the washroom, 115 all the food pieces and then the dirty places. When they came out, all the peopl e there watched them 116 . They didn’t know117 the son coul d not feel embarrassed(尴尬的) in the restaurant like that. The son 118 the food and started walking out with his father.
At that time, an old man call ed out to the 119 and asked him, “Don’t you think you have left 120 behind？”
The son replied, “No sir, I haven’t.”
The old man answered quickly, “Yes, you have! You’ve l eft a 121 for every son and hope for every father.”
122 was quiet again.
To care for those who once cared for 123 is one of the highest honors( 荣誉). We all know how our parents cared for us for every little thing. We shoul d l ove them, respect them and care for them.
109．A．strong B．weak C．clever D．stupid 110．A．put B．filled C．dropped D．l ost 111．A．chair B．wind ow C．ground D．d esk 112．A．because B．but C．so D．while 113．A．soon B．quickly C．often D．much 114．A．eating B．speaking C．working D．talking 115．A．washed B．cleaned C．collected D．offered 116．A．quietly B．excitedly C．sud denly D．actually 117．A．where B．when C．who D．why 118．A．looked for B．checked out C．paid for D．give out 119．A．father B．driver C．waiter D．son 120．A．everything B．everyone C．someone D．something 121．A．wish B．l esson C．bill D．dream 122．A．The father B．The old man C．The restaurant D．The washroom
123．A．them B．us C．him D．it
James Gagliano is a special policeman. His job is 124 to solve serious crimes. But he also 125 much of his free time in helping the children of Newburgh.
126 he lives about ten miles away, Gagliano l eaves his own family many nights and weekends to help the 127 there.
Whenever Gagliano is free after work, he will 128 the children of Newburgh to play basketball and d o other sports.
129 he takes the chil dren to the bookstore. Other times, he helps them 130
their homework or takes them out to have lunch.
The children go to the Boys and Girls Club to 131 from him. They want to be a person who can fight bad people like him Kevin White, the manager of the Boys and Girls Club, said, "The kids know what he 132 . He does what he says he is going to d o and he hasn't let them d own（失望）133 . "
Gagliano is quite modest when talking about what he has done. " 134 you spend five minutes around these children, you'll und erstand," Gagliano said "I get far 135 from them than they can possibly get out of 136 ."
On his desk and the wall of his office, Gagliano 137 some photos of the children he has taught. Some of the chil dren won matches; some even went to college; few of the children he 138 taught have been arrested for crimes over the years.
124．A．stopping B．agreeing C．failing D．trying 125．A．cheats B．pays C．spends D．wastes 126．A．Unless B．Although C．Because D．Until 127．A．children B．policemen C．managers D．detectives 128．A．stop B．ord er C．teach D．force 129．A．Hardly B．Sel dom C．Always D．Sometimes 130．A．for B．with C．in D．at 131．A．learn B．hear C．receive D．get 132．A．talks B．fails C．cares D．refuses 133．A．just B．soon C．already D．yet
134．A．But B．Before C．Since D．If 135．A．less B．more C．quicker D．sl ower 136．A．yourself B．I C．me D．you 137．A．takes B．keeps C．destroys D．l oses 138．A．never B．even C．once D．almost
“Never give up!” It is my law of my life．It has brought me 139 ．I learned the law from my 140 life story．
My father was 141 in a poor village in the north of Jiangsu, in China．When he was a young boy, he went to school in the morning, then 142 in the fields till sunset(日落)．And then he did his homework 143 midnight．Life was hard, because they had no 144 !
At the age of 14, my father heard of the United States of America．It was the land of gold．There 145 peopl e can become rich．
“ 146 don’t I go to America?” he thought to himself, full of hope．
So, my father came to America．“ I thought it was easy to147 money in America,” he tol d me．“But when I arrived the re, I realized it was not true．I did not find a job because of my 148 English．Later, I worked in a small restaurant, cl eaning up tabl es, 149 dishes and sweeping the floor．Life was 150 for the first few years．I worked from
10a．m to 11p．m．I want ed to go to school to learn English, but I couldn’t 151 the schooling．
My father 152 working hard, and realized his dream．
“Alan,” he often says to me, “If you want something, you have to work for it and never give up．Things do not come 153 in life．” That is what I l earned from my father．139．A．disaster B．sadness C．success D．pity 140．A．father’s B．mother’s C．grandfather’s D．brother’s 141．A．famous B．lucky C．rich D．born 142．A．taught B．worked C．studied D．sl ept 143．A．until B．towards C．for D．during 144．A．happiness B．energy C．time D．money
145．A．kind B．poor C．strong D．lazy 146．A．What B．How C．Why D．When 147．A．pick B．make C．collect D．spend 148．A．little B．fantastic C．much D．excellent 149．A．giving B．running C．washing D．receiving 150．A．comfortableB．cheerful C．nice D．hard 151．A．buy for B．stand for C．pay for D．wait for 152．A．continued B．finished C．minded D．stopped 153．A．really B．easily C．quietly D．sl owly
参考答案
1．B2．A3．D4．C5．D6．B7．C8．A
9．B10．C11．A12．C13．D14．C15．B16．D17．A18．B
19．A20．C21．B22．C23．B24．C25．A26．D27．A28．A
29．C30．D31．A32．B33．A34．B35．A36．A37．B38．C
39．C40．B41．A42．D43．A44．B45．A46．D47．B48．A
49．C50．B51．D52．A53．C54．B55．A56．C57．B58．D
59．A60．B61．C62．A63．B64．C65．D66．D67．A68．C
69．B70．B71．A72．C73．A74．A75．D76．B77．C78．D
79．B80．D81．B82．C83．B84．B85．B86．B87．C88．C
89．C90．A91．B92．C93．A94．B95．D96．A97．C98．D
99．C100．D101．B102．A103．C104．C105．D106．A107．C108．B
109．B110．C111．A112．B113．D114．A115．B116．A117．D118．C119．D120．D121．B 122．C123．B
124．D125．C126．B127．A128．C129．D130．B131．A132．C133．D134．D135．B136．C 137．B138．C
139．C140．A141．D142．B143．A144．D145．B146．C147．B148．A149．C150．D151．C 152．A153．B。