期末完形填空专练 2025-2026学年外研版英语八年级上册
八年级英语完形填空
一、
Have you ever almost bumped into (撞上) someone when opening the car door without looking 1 before getting out? Ju Wenxuan, an eighth-grade student from Shanghai Yangpu Bilingual School, invented a device that could help 2 such accidents.
“I noticed that during busy hours when I was rushing to school and being seated in the back of a car, it was 3 to see if it was safe to open the car door,” Ju said.
Ju found that there are devices that try to solve this 4 . But they usually come with the newest smart cars and can’t be added to older cars.
Hoping to make a difference, Ju 5 a new device that can be used by any car. With remote-sensing image recognition (遥感图像识别) technology and a distance sensor, the device can find people or cars in the mirror as they get 6 . It will sound an alarm when the door handle is pulled if any people or cars are close.
To make sure her invention would be affordable for most people, Ju made a questionnaire survey and 7 that most people wanted a device priced between 100 and 300 yuan. So she worked hard to bring down the 8 of her device, such as using as few parts as possible without lowering quality.
“If my 9 can become a product used by more people, then it could reduce accidents. Besides, it could be changed for other uses, such as keeping children 10 by sending an alarm when a stranger moves towards them,” Ju added.
1.A.secretly B.politely C.carefully D.quickly
2.A.change B.increase C.improve D.reduce
3.A.hard B.normal C.wrong D.interesting
4.A.stress B.problem C.puzzle D.doubt
5.A.worked on B.turned on C.tried on D.lived on
6.A.farther B.longer C.closer D.shorter
7.A.discovered B.compared C.recorded D.believed
8.A.shape B.color C.size D.cost
9.A.survey B.invention C.chance D.ability
10.A.special B.lucky C.popular D.Safe
二、
Maria, 15, goes to a school 1 . She shows a light plastic leg. A boy comes. He has a(n) 2 leg but it is heavy and expensive. His mum says it 3 them $120,000. Kids grow 4 so they need legs every year.
Maria wants to help. The boy’s words 5 her away. She says, “I’ll 6 this
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problem.” She takes the leg home and tries to 7 it. She works 8 her dad in the garage. They fail many times, but they never give up.
Two years later Maria succeeds. The leg weighs 9 0.8 kg and can be made for about $400. She puts the design online for 10 . Now anyone with a 3-D printer can give a kid a helping leg.
1.A.fair B.lesson C.test D.meeting
2.A.old B.artificial C.red D.long
3.A.took B.spent C.paid D.cost
4.A.early B.slowly C.quickly D.late
5.A.blew B.knocked C.turned D.put
6.A.make B.fix C.buy D.sell
7.A.look after B.pick up C.work on D.argue over
8.A.after B.for C.under D.with
9.A.ever B.never C.only D.always
10.A.free B.sale C.show D.luck
三、
“What a mess!” 1 Mr. Davis, looking at the abandoned lot (废弃的小块土地) next door. It was full of weeds and old bottles. His neighbor, Anna, agreed. “It’s such a pity (遗憾). This place could be so beautiful.”
That weekend, Mr. Davis and Anna had a 2 idea. They decided to turn the empty space into a garden for everyone. They made a bright sign that said: “Let’s Build a Garden Together! Meeting: Saturday, 10 a.m.”
To their surprise, many neighbors 3 to the meeting. Everyone was excited and shared their ideas. They started working together 4 . Some people pulled weeds, while others built raised beds (高台式种植床) for vegetables. The children helped by planting seeds for tomatoes, carrots, and sunflowers. It was a busy but happy day.
Finally, the ugly lot 5 into a green and 6 paradise (天堂). People chatted happily while watering plants. Children visited every day to watch their plants grow and learn about nature. The neighbors also started a new 7 —they shared their 8 with each other every Saturday.
One sunny Saturday, a young boy named Leo 9 a huge, orange carrot he had grown all by himself. “Look what I made!” he shouted, his face beaming with pride. Everyone clapped for him.
The garden became more than just a source of fresh food. It taught them all a(n) 10 lesson about the power of a simple idea. They learned that when a community
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works together, they can grow something truly wonderful.
1.A.watched B.smiled C.sighed D.laughed
2.A.terrible B.wonderful C.boring D.difficult
3.A.came B.visited C.turned D.enjoyed
4.A.slowly B.immediately C.nervously D.angrily
5.A.worked B.raised C.turned D.grew
6.A.lively B.dead C.black D.dark
7.A.game B.tradition C.rule D.job
8.A.food B.harvest C.crops D.plants
9.A.held up B.put down C.threw away D.picked up
10.A.valuable B.easy C.simple D.Hard
四、
I would like to share some great ways to talk with the elders.
First, don’t be 1 to communicate with the elders. We can discuss our study progress and any difficulties we’re facing. We can learn a lot from them because they have rich experience. They can 2 us advice, and we should listen to them carefully. This allows us to keep learning and growing through their experience. Thus, we can 3 better how to solve difficult problems.
Sometimes, talking about hobbies is a good idea to connect with the elders. For example, my grandpa loves his 4 very much, so I often ask him about the flowers he grows.
Moreover, if we are interested in some special knowledge, we can ask the elders for advice. 5 of us should be shy to ask questions. They are experts (专家) in their own fields (领域). For example, when I was in the seventh 6 , I was crazy about volcanoes (火山). 7 , I thought of a geology professor (地质学教授) my uncle knew. After I called the professor, he shared lots 8 about volcanoes. I really learnt a lot from these articles.
Last but not least, when we talk with the elders, stand 9 to them. Listen carefully and respond actively. This makes them feel respected.
In a word, it’s not difficult to 10 a good relationship with the elders. We just need to find the right topics and use proper ways.
1.A.surprised B.happy C.afraid D.helpful
2.A.offer B.pass C.ask D.lend
3.A.remain B.understand C.develop D.value
4.A.museum B.garden C.bridge D.pool
5.A.Some B.Any C.None D.All
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