摘要:
**基本信息**
聚焦词汇在语境中的形式转换,通过单句与语篇分层训练,系统覆盖词性转换、非谓语动词等核心语法点,提升语言运用与思维分析能力。
**专项设计**
|模块|题量/典例|题型特征|知识逻辑|
|----|-----------|----------|----------|
|单句语法填空|100题(如articles/intelligent/to look)|聚焦名词单复数、形容词副词转换、非谓语动词等词汇形式变化|从基础词性转换到时态、非谓语等语法点的递进,构建"词汇-语法-语境"逻辑链|
|短文语法填空|10空(如valuable/to look/practising)|语篇层面综合考查词汇运用|单句知识点在语篇中的连贯应用,强化语境分析与知识迁移能力|
内容正文:
沪教版八年级上册英语Unit1 Look it up!语法填空专项训练 共120分 一、用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空(100分) 重点:注意词汇在句意中的多种形式转换。 1. You can find lots of useful (inform) in an encyclopaedia. 2. These two (article) are about famous people in history. 3. He is an (intelligence) artist with great talents. 4. Beethoven was a great (music) in the world. 5. Leonardo da Vinci had many artistic (talent). 6. We are (amaze) at what great people achieved in their lives. 7. It is (surprise) that dinosaurs lived on Earth long ago. 8. Can you tell me how (look) up facts in encyclopaedias? 9. He spends much time (collect) facts about famous artists. 10. Remember (mark) the key points when you read reference books. 11. Stop (copy) information without thinking carefully. 12. She enjoys (read) encyclopaedia articles in the school library. 13. Practise (tell) true facts from wrong ideas. 14. Don’t forget (record) the important facts for your report. 15. Keep (remind) yourself to check your information again. 16. (read) encyclopaedias helps us open our eyes to the world. 17. It’s wise of us (compare) information from different sources. 18. It takes time (complete) a report with correct facts. 19. Our knowledge (depend) on the information we get. 20. We shouldn’t only depend on (use) one website for facts. 21. There is some (doubt) about this old story. 22. He feels (doubt) whether the fact is true. 23. Can you (prediction) what we will use to look up facts in the future? 24. This (predict) sounds very interesting to all students. 25. Many kinds of (refer) books are on the bookshelf. 26. The (invent) of encyclopaedias changed people’s way of learning. 27. Those great (invent) brought us lots of new tools for study. 28. So far, we (learn) many skills to look up information. 29. He (gather) facts about dinosaurs since last week. 30. They (finish) their group project about great people yesterday. 31. The teacher (interview) some students about their reading skills last Monday. 32. The (interview) asked questions about using encyclopaedias. 33. The (interview) shared his reading experience with us. 34. Wrong information has bad (effect) on teenagers’ understanding. 35. False facts can (affect) our views of history. 36. This report is on the (base) of plenty of real‑life facts. 37. We need some (base) skills for checking online information. 38. The number of encyclopaedias in our library (grow) every year. 39. A number of students (use) online encyclopaedias for homework now. 40. Can you (connection) these facts to your short report? 41. The (connect) between different facts helps us understand better. 42. It’s (danger) to believe everything you read on the Internet. 43. We should be (care) when we read online articles. 44. Among all these reference books, the encyclopaedia is the (popular). 45. This new digital encyclopaedia works even (well) than the old one. 46. One of the (use) skills is to check information from different sources. 47. Reading facts carefully is (easy) said than done. 48. He thinks (care) before he accepts any new piece of information. 49. Different readers have different (opinion) on this article. 50. We can see many (comment) under this online encyclopaedia entry. 51. Too much useless (comment) may influence our own judgement. 52. It’s necessary for teenagers (master) information‑checking skills. 53. Nobody (know) all the facts in the whole world. 54. All of us (know) that we must double‑check our materials. 55. There (be) lots of valuable information in encyclopaedias. 56. There (be) many kinds of reference books in our reading room. 57. The news about the new encyclopaedia (spread) quickly in our school last month. 58. This old encyclopaedia (keep) in our school library for many years. 59. Thousands of pieces of (inform) are stored in this digital library. 60. It’s silly (accept) all facts without checking them first. 61. It’s helpful (review) how to look up facts before writing reports. 62. He devoted much time to (check) facts for his project. 63. She decided (improve) her skills of searching for information. 64. Many (research) spend years studying the history of encyclopaedias. 65. They carry out lots of (research) on ancient reference books. 66. The important (discover) changed people’s old ideas about dinosaurs. 67. Scientists hope (find) more facts about pre‑historic animals. 68. The (create) of encyclopaedias changed people’s way of getting knowledge. 69. Those writers were very (create) when they wrote these articles. 70. We need (create) better ways to tell true facts from false ones. 71. Don’t lose (confident) when you meet difficult information tasks. 72. He feels (confident) about checking online information now. 73. It’s (use) to copy information without thinking or checking. 74. This study guide is very (use) for middle‑school learners. 75. We should try our best (overcome) bad reading habits. 76. He (overcome) his bad habit of believing everything online last term. 77. Too much false information makes him (weak) in judgement. 78. Enough practice can make a (weak) student better at checking facts. 79. Understand the (deep) meaning behind information‑checking skills. 80. He thinks (deep) before he believes any new story. 81. The (nation) library has a huge collection of old encyclopaedias. 82. People from different (nation) created their own reference books. 83. What about (share) your ways of looking up facts with your classmates? 84. Let’s (practise) checking facts from different information sources. 85. The teacher tells us (not believe) all information on the Internet. 86. He asks how (tell) facts from false ideas quickly. 87. If you keep practising, you (master) these useful skills soon. 88. We (visit) the city library to read old encyclopaedias next month. 89. It (rain) when we went to look up materials in the library last week. 90. They (finish) collecting facts for the project yesterday afternoon. 91. Great people leave behind rich (culture) treasure in books. 92. We should protect our traditional (culture) by reading old books. 93. He made an important (contribute) to the encyclopaedia. 94. Dinosaurs were (complete) extinct millions of years ago. 95. This is the (origin) design of the famous painting. 96. Leonardo da Vinci was not only a painter but also an (invent). 97. We learn about the (suffer) of those animals from encyclopaedias. 98. One of the famous (art) is described in this article. 99. He agrees (organize) some reading activities about encyclopaedias. 100. She agreed without (hesitate) to join the project. 二、短文语法填空(20分) 阅读短文,在空白处填入1个适当单词,或用括号内单词的正确形式填空. Encyclopaedias are great reference books. They give us lots of 1. (value) facts about people, animals, history and so on. We can learn how 2. (look) up information in them. However, not everything we read is true. We should avoid 3. (accept) facts without checking. Our knowledge shouldn’t only depend 4. one single source. It is important 5. us to compare different materials. Sometimes we are 6. (surprise) to find different books give different ideas. Good learners take 7. (note) while reading. One of the most important 8. (skill) is to tell true facts from false information. We believe we 9. (become) better learners as long as we keep 10. (practise). 参考答案 一、用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。 1.information 2.articles 3.intelligent 4.musician 5.talents 6.amazed 7.surprising 8.to look 9.collecting 10.to mark 11.copying 12.reading 13.telling 14.to record 15.reminding 16.Reading 17.to compare 18.to complete 19.depends 20.using 21.doubt 22.doubtful 23.predict 24.prediction 25.reference 26.invention 27.inventors 28.have learned 29.has gathered 30.finished 31.interviewed 32.interviewer 33.interviewee 34.effects 35.affect 36.basis 37.basic 38.grows 39.use 40.connect 41.connection 42.dangerous 43.careful 44.most popular 45.better 46.most useful 47.easier 48.carefully 49.opinions 50.comments 51.comment 52.to master 53.knows 54.know 55.is 56.are 57.spread 58.has been kept 59.information 60.to accept 61.to review 62.checking 63.to improve 64.researchers 65.research 66.discovery 67.to find 68.creation 69.creative 70.to create 71.confidence 72.confident 73.useless 74.useful 75.to overcome 76.overcame 77.weaker 78.weak 79.deep 80.deeply 81.national 82.nations 83.sharing 84.practise 85.not to believe 86.to tell 87.will master 88.will visit / are going to visit 89.was raining 90.finished 91.cultural 92.culture 93.contribution 94.completely 95.original 96.inventor 97.suffering 98.artists 99.to organize 100.hesitation 二、短文语法填空。 1.valuable 2.to look 3.accepting 4.on 5.for 6.surprised 7.notes 8.skills 9.will become 10.practising 学科网(北京)股份有限公司 $