周末提升四 -2024-2025学年人教版英语八年级上册

周末提升四 完形填空 Dads do their part How many fathers usually come to the parent-teacher meetings of your class? Have you ever 1._______ a “dads only” parent-teacher meeting? 2.______ Aug 24, a school in Hangzhou had a special meeting where only dads were invited. 3.______ meeting hoped to “encourage dads to actively (积极地) take part in family education”, reported Guangming Daily. In the last few years, people have been talking about the fact that fathers are 4.______ from family education. According to a 2020 survey (调查) by the All-China Women’s Federation and National Bureau of Statistics, most moms in China help their kids with 5._______. About 68 out of 100 moms do this. However, dads and moms6.______ play important roles in their children’s education. “7.______ can shape young kids’ personalities (个性),” said Luo Xuepeng from Guangdong. He is a father of a 9-year-old boy. “A rational (理性的) and strong dad can help kids have good habits and become more outgoing,” he added. Of course, dads can’t fix 8.______ by themselves. If laws (法律) give dads more time to care for their babies, if jobs let dads go to school meetings and 9.______ more time with their kids, and if people 10._______ believing that only moms should do these things, then things will get better, noted The Global Times. ( )1. A. heard from B. thought of C. looked for D. learned from ( )2. A. In B. At C. On D. To ( )3. A. The B. A C. An D. / ( )4. A. leaving B. working C. running D. missing ( )5. A. housework B. homework C. habits D. hobbies ( )6. A. none B. either C. neither D. both ( )7. A. Moms B. Dads C. Parents D. Teachers ( )8. A. anything B. something C. everything D. nothing ( )9. A. take B. spend C. cost D. pay ( )10. A. stop B. begin C. keep D. enjoy 短文填空 Thinking outside the box also, idea, kind, leave, because, in , write, on, low, still, write, so Supermarkets are big stores where you can buy different1._______of items (商品). The first modern American supermarket was opened 94 years ago by a man called Michael Cullen in New York City. Born in 1884, Cullen worked in stores for about 30 years. One day, he had some new 2.______ for selling more items and 3._______ a letter to his boss (老板). He advised putting items on easy-to-reach shelves (货架) and selling some at lower prices to make people buy more. He 4._______ advised having more parking and advertising (为……做广告) these stores on the radio and 5._______ newspapers. But his boss never replied to his letter 6.________ someone at the store didn’t like the idea. Later, Cullen 7._______ the stores and moved to Queens, New York. In the summer of 1930, he 8.________ the first supermarket in the US, called King Kullen, in an old garage (车库). This store was special. It had different areas for different items, let customers (顾客) help themselves, had9.________ prices and sold items from many stores at the same time. These things are 10.__________ important for supermarkets today. Then, more King Kullen stores like this opened, and by 1936, they were making $6 million (百万) a year across 17 stores. King Kullen started on Long Island and it is now still a family-owned business with many stores. 1_________2___________3___________4____________5____________ 6_________7___________8___________9____________10____________ 回答问题 文章标题 Zhang Hong, now 65, took the Chinese national college entrance exam, or gaokao, in 1980. During the “cultural revolution (文化大革命)” (1966-76), China called off the gaokao for over 10 years. Then, for Zhang and many like him, the doors to university opened once more. “During my time, the exam-takers were mostly high school students. But there were also adults (成年人) who missed the gaokao for many years,” Zhang said. If Zhang did not take the gaokao then, he might have had to work in the countryside or factories after high school. He said these choices (选择) were not bad, but the gaokao was like a call from the country. “Back then, the skills of high school graduates (毕业生) weren’t enough to meet the country’s developments (发展). A college education was the key to serving our country better,” he said. Zhang studied Japanese in college. “Our country was in great need of language talents,” Zhang said. Learning a foreign language was a choice to meet the needs of the times. After university, Zhang tried different jobs. He traveled to Japan to study and work. He was a tour guide, a TV program director (导演), and ran his own company. But in the end, it was the gaokao that was the biggest turning point in Zhang’s life. 阅读上面短文,回答下列问题: 1. When did Zhang Hong take gaokao? __________________________________________________________ 2. How long did China call off the gaokao? _________________________________________________________ 3. Who were the exam-takers in the 1980s? __________________________________________________________ 4. What did Zhang study in college? __________________________________________________________ 5. What is the biggest turning point in Zhang’s life? _________________________________________________________ 答案 完形填空答案：BCADA DBCBA 短文填空答案： 1. kinds 2. ideas 3. wrote 4. also, 5. in 6. because 7. left 8. opened 9. lower 10. still 回答问题答案：1. In 1980 2. Over 10 years 3. high school students and some adults. 4. Japanese 5. the gaokao 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$