Module6 單元完形填空（含答案解析）-外研版八年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下冊(cè)重點(diǎn)題型專(zhuān)練

Module6單元完形填空一2024-2025學(xué)年八年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下冊(cè)重點(diǎn)

題型精準(zhǔn)練（外研版）

閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇

最佳選項(xiàng)。

TinaLinwasnotlikemanyofherclassmates.Shedidn'tlistentopopularmusicorwatch

manymovies,andshewasn'tinterestedinniceclothes.Whenshegot[withherfriendsat

aparty,Tinafoundherfriendspreferredrockandpopmusic.WhenTina2iftheywould

liketotryclassicalmusic,theyalllookedatherstrangely.

“3musicisforoldpeople,oneofherfriendssaid.

Tinawas4thatthereissomethingwrongwithher.Shedecidedto5herfather.

Assheenteredhisstudy,herfathercouldfeelsomethingwrong.

“Dad,amIstrange?^^sheaskedherfather.

“Ofcoursenot,“heanswered.ctWhydoyouaskthat?”

“BecauseIdon't6thesamethingasmyclassmates.Theylikelisteningtopopmusic,

butIlikeclassicalmusic.^^

“IthinkIunderstand.Nevermind,Tina.7allrighttobeyourself.Youdon'thaveto

copywhatotherpeopledo.Everybody8differenttastes（喜好）.Someofthemarepopular,

butothersaren,t.^^

AfterTinaspokewithherfather,shefeltbetteraboutherself.Sherealisedthatbeingdifferent

madeherspecial.Itwasanimportantlessonforhertolearn.

1.A.upB.angryC.togetherD.in

2.A.askedB.foundC.noticedD.realised

3.A.PopB.RockC.ClassicalD.Soft

4.A.proudB.worriedC.gladD.excited

5.A.talktoB.lookforC.writetoD.askfor

6.A.haveB.knowC.likeD.feel

7.A.IfsB.ThafsC.You'reD.It

8.A.haveB.hasC.hadD.like

2025年

ItwasameetingofthesmallestandthetallestinMilan,Italy.Thousandsofchildrengot

togethertotryandbreaktheworld9thissummer.Theywantedtobuildthetallest

buildingwithLegobricks（積木）.Atthefive-dayevent,littleonesofall10builtthe

tallestLegotowerintheworld.Itstood35.05metershigh.Thetowerhas11historyand

enteredthebookofrecords.Theprevious（以前的）GuinnessWorldRecordis34.76meters.

Organizerspreparedabout600,000Legobricks12thedreamtask."Reachingthe

target（目標(biāo)）heightof35meterswasatallorder,9,explainedLegoItaly'sMarketingDirector

CamilloMazzola.6<Itisthe13thingthatachildwhohasLegobricksinhanddoes,even

14theageoftwowhentheycan'tbuildthings.Theyputoneoveranotherandbuildatower.

Ifsathingof15tokids.”

Legobuildingandcollectingcanbeagreathobby.Manykidslike16certaintypes

（種類(lèi)）ofsets,buildthemandplaywiththem.Legoisalsoaveryhigh-qualitytoy.Thebricks

workforyears.Soyoucangetyour17Lego,addyourownLegobrickstothecollection

overmanyyears,andthensomedaypassthemontoyourchild.

Legoisenjoyedbykidsallovertheworld（andevensomeadults）.Over400millionpeople

ayearplaywithLegobricks.Therearealsomany18youcanjoin.

9.A.gameB.recordC.matchD.toy

10.A.agesB.ageC.agedD.aging

11.A.makeB.makingC.tomakeD.made

12.A.inB.forC.atD.on

13.A.oneB.onesC.firstlyD.first

14.A.inB.atC.onD.to

15.A.beautyB.beautifulC.beautifullyD.morebeautiful

16.A.collectB.tocollectC.collectionD.collected

17.A.parenfsB.parentC.parents5D.parents

18.A.clubB.clubsC.partiesD.concerts

Booksareanimportantpartofourlives.Howpeoplechoosewhattoreadhaslonginterested

1920,studyinginSwitzerlandlookedatGooglesearchnumberstodecidethemost

popularbookgenres（類(lèi)型）incountriesallaroundtheworld.

According21theresearchresults,Americanreadersliketheclassicsmorethanother

populargenres.BookloversinNewZealandandIrelandarealso22forolderbooksthat

maybetaughtinliterature（文學(xué)）classes.

InLatinAmerica（拉丁美洲），themostpopulargenresare23booksandlovestories.

ScarybooksarethemostpopularinMexico24Argentina,andlovestorieswinover

readersinBrazil.ThetwogenrestiefortheNo.lplaceinVenezuela.

Fantasy（幻想作品）is25populargenretoreadaroundtheworld,comingoutontop

inItaly,Germany,andPoland.India,hometoreaders26lovereadingmostaroundthe

world,haseyesonlyforpoetryovertheothergenres.

No27whatyourgenreofchoiceis,readingisagreatwaytofeelwell-traveled

28leavinghome.

19.A.researchB.researchersC.toresearchD.researching

20.A.RecentlyB.RecentC.RealD.True

21.A.ofB.onC.atD.to

22.A.searchingB.searchC.tosearchD.searches

23.A.scaredB.scareC.scaryD.scares

24.A.andB.orC.butD.of

25.A.othersB.otherC.anotherD.theother

26.A.whoB.whatC.whereD.how

27.A.nobodyB.nothingC.matterD.none

28.A.withoutB.withC.ofD.by

IfyoumeetWalkerCiorobea,a2-year-oldboyfromCoralGables,Florida,thefirstthinghe

willaskyouiswhatkindofcaryou29.Walkerwasinterestedin30formorethana

year,eversincethedayhisfather,acarfan,31homeamodelcarforhim.“Hestartedto

learncarsfromhisfather,andwithinaweekortwo,hecould32everycarontheroad”,

Walker9smotherLynleyCiorobeasaid33.

Walker?sfatheroftenshowsthelittleboy34aboutcars.Lynleysaid."Walkerandhis

fatherwould35tolookforcarsinthosemagazinesthatweandourfriendsdrove.So

they'dfindaSaturnandmy36wouldsay'ThisiswhatMumdrives!5andthenthey'dlook

2025年

forSaabandsay"ThisiswhatDaddywantstobuy!'Beforeweknewit,37pointedallour

kindsofcarsoutontheroad.^^

C4Sonowheknows38caryoucanimagine（想象）saidLynley,"includingsome

mostexpensivecarsthatyou39seeontheroad,suchasAstonMartinsand

Lamborghinis.We'reso40toseesuchalittleguywhocantelldifferentcarshesees.^^

Walkercannowidentify（辨另lj）everycarheseesontheroads——thoughhecannotalways

41thenamescorrectly."He'snotgoodwithTs,42forexamplewhenheseesa

Porsche,he43ita'Posh'.AndwhenheseesaFord,he911callitaFod,,^^saidLynley.

29.A.buyB.driveC.sellD.borrow

30.A.boxesB.toysC.carsD.dolls

31.A.broughtB.tookC.caughtD.arrived

32.A.nameB.driveC.cleanD.see

33.A.sadlyB.carefullyC.proudlyD.angrily

34.A.newspaperB.magazinesC.booksD.novels

35.A.haveB.planC.tryD.agree

36.A.childrenB.fatherC.friendD.husband

37.A.sheB.heC.weD.they

38.A.eitherB.neitherC.everyD.whole

39.A.neverB.oftenC.alwaysD.usually

40.A.amazedB.luckyC.afraidD.angry

41.A.spellB.sayC.writeD.explain

42.A.butB.soC.andD.or

43.A.showsB.saysC.tellsD.calls

Choosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage.（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)倪x項(xiàng)完成短文。）

HaveyoueverheardaboutPolarBear（北極熊）ClubinNewYork?These"PolarBears^^are

peoplewhomeet44inthewintertoswiminfreezingcoldwater.Themembersofthe

PolarBearClubareabovetheageof60.Membersmustsatisfytworequirements.First,theymust

getalongwellwitheveryoneelseinthegroup;thisisvery45becausetherearesomany

differentkindsofpeopleintheclub.PolarBearsmustalsoagreetoswimoutdoorsatleasttwicea

monthfromNovemberthroughFebruary.

Doctorsdon't46themedicaleffectsofcold-waterswimming.Somethinkthatthe

body'stemperaturedropssolowincold-waterswimmingthatfinallytheheartstops.Butother

doctorsthinkdifferently.Theypointoutthatthereismoredangerofaheartattackduring47

swimmingbecausethedifferencebetweentheairtemperatureandthewatertemperatureismuch

greaterinsummerthaninwinter.

ThePolarBearsthemselvesaresatisfiedwiththeadvantagesofcold-waterswimming.They

saythattheirfavouriteformofexerciseisverygoodforthecirculatorysystem（循環(huán)系統(tǒng)）

becauseitmakesthebloodmovefasttokeepthebodywarm.Cold-waterswimmersusuallyturn

brightredafterafewminutesinthewater.Apersonwhoturnsblueprobablyhasavery48

circulatorysystemandcouldnottrycold-waterswimming.

ThePolarBearslovetoswimalltheyearround.Theyfinditfunandrelaxing.Asone

70-year-oldwomansays,“WhenIgointothewater,Ithrowmy49intotheoceanandlet

thewatercarrythemaway.WhenIgetoutofthewater,Ifeelhappyagain.9,

44.A.safelyB.regularlyC.carefullyD.quietly

45.A.importantB.interestingC.specialD.exciting

46.A.talkaboutB.careforC.agreeaboutD.relyon

47.A.springB.summerC.autumnD.winter

48.A.strangeB.oldC.ableD.poor

49.A.rubbishB.troublesC.clothesD.hopes

Gardeningismyfavoritehobby.Weusually50summersinasmallvillagenotfar

frommyhometown.Mymotherandgrandmother51berries,vegetablesandfruit.My

fatherandIhelpthemtoplanttheseeds,towatertheplants,andtogatherthecrop（作物）.

Weusuallyhaveagoodcropofstrawberries,cucumbers（黃瓜）,andtomatoes.Myyounger

brotherandIeatalotoffreshberriesinsummer,andmyparentsalsomakestrawberryjamfor

52.

Igrowmyfavoriteflowersinmygarden.Tulipsarethe53flowersthatappearin

mylittlegardeninspring.Theygrowvery54.Thenaresnapdragon（金魚(yú)草）andother

plants.I'malso55asmallflowerbedforroses.Rosesareverybeautiful,56

2025年

theyarenoteasytogrow.I'mreadinganinterestingbook57gardening.Thebookisfull

of58tipsongrowingflowers.1hopetohavenicerosesnextsummer.

DuringautumnandwinterIgrowallkindsofflowersonthewindowsills（窗臺(tái)）.Myeyes

reallyrestwhenIlookat59plants.

50.A.payB.takeC.spend

51.A.inventB.makeC.grow

52.A.winterB.summerc.spring

53.A.secondB.firstc.last

54.A.goodB.kindc.well

55.A.cookingB.goingc.preparing

56.A.soB.butc.and

57.A.inB.ofc.on

58.A.interestingB.carefulc.kind

59.A.activeB.samec.different

閱讀下面短文，從各小題所給出的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。

Lilyisalittlegirlatschool.Sheisshyandsheis60.Butsheenjoysplayingsoccer.

HerfriendsandclassmatesalwayslaughatLilyforher61insoccer.62Lily

justwantstoplayherfavoritesport.Shewantstobecomeagreatsoccerplayer.

Everyday,63comingbackfromschool,Lilyquicklyfinishesherhomeworkand

goesouttopracticesoccer.HermotherunderstandsLily'sloveforthesportandalways64

hertogotoplay.

Oneday,theschoolsaidtherewouldbeasoccergame.Hearingthenews,Lilywantedto

giveita65.Shetookpartinthegameandherclassmateslaughedatheronceagain.Lily

didnot66.Shetriedherbesttoscoregoals（進(jìn)球），oneafteranother.

Theotherstudentswere67toseehowwellLilyplayed.Theirteamdidwellwith

herhelp.Theyevenwonthegame68.

Withherhardwork,Lilyproved（證明）herselftoothers.Ifyou'restronganddetermined

（堅(jiān)定的）likeher,youcanmakeyour69cometrueoneday.

60.A.popularB.unhappyC.angryD.unpopular

61.A.habitB.subjectC.interestD.match

62.A.ButB.SoC.AndD.Although

63.A.beforeB.afterC.onD.with

64.A.stopsB.controlsC.drivesD.encourages

65.A.kickB.tryC.studyD,game

66.A.putupB.takeupC.giveupD.getup

67.A.surprisedB.interestedC.worriedD.pleased

68.A.hardlyB.finallyC.probablyD.bravely

69.A.tomorrowB.sportsC.dreamD.action

Readingisagoodhobbyforallkindsofreasons.

First,readingisfun.Itcanalwaysbringyou70ifyoulikereading.Youwillnever

feel71ortired.

Next,youcanreadabook72-inacar,onaplane,oreveninthebathroom.Allyou

73isabook!

Anothergoodreasonforreadingisthatitisuseful.Ifyouread74ahobby,youwill

getbetterandbetteratit.Andyouwillreadfasterandfindit75tounderstandwhatyou

read.Asyourreadingskills76,youwillprobablyfindyourschoolworkbecomesmuch

better.

Somepeoplesaythatreadingisoutofdate.Thisisnottrue.Youcanreadon77,and

thebetteryouread,thebetteryourcomputerskillswillbe.

Goodreadersmaybecome78,too.Theyalwayshavemorethingstowriteabout.

Readingisawonderfulhobby.79startreadingrightnow?

70.A.happyB.happilyC.pleasureD.pleased

71.A.interestingB.interestedC.boringD.bored

72.A.anywhereB.somewhereC.anytimeD.sometime

73.A.wantB.needC.likeD.have

74.A.forB.asC.likeD.of

75.A.easilyB.moreeasilyC.easierD.moreeasier

76.A.improveB.changeC.riseD.add

2025年

77.A.onlineB.phonesC.screensD,computers

78.A.playersB.artistsC.dancersD.writers

79.A.HowaboutB.WhynotC.Whydon'tD.Shallwe

Everyonehashisowndream,andsodoesMike.

Mikelikesmusicverymuch.His80isgoodandhesingsverywell.Whenhewasvery

young,hewantedtobeagreat81.Butnowheisadoctor.Heworksinabighospital.He

hasto82patientscarefullyeveryday.Heoftenplayslightmusicwhenheis83.He

findslotsofpatientsare84whenhehearthebeautifulmusic.Sohe85aCDplayerin

thewaitingroomandplaysthemusic86hispatientseveryday.AllhispatientsthinkMikeis

a（n）87doctor.Tonight,thereisa（n）88inhiscity.Helikespopmusicverymuch.Can

hegototheconcert?_89not.Hehastoworkinthehospital.

80.A.voiceB.soundC.sightD.hearing

81.A.scientistB.doctorC.musicianD.astronaut

82.A.lookatB.lookforC.checkoverD.checkin

83.A.sleepingB.workingC.studyingD.talking

84.A.nervousB.sadC.sleepyD.happy

85.A.givesB.sendsC.putsD.buys

86.A.onB.forC.atD.by

87.A.humorousB.cleverC.goodD.awful

88.A.movieB.concertC.operaD.cartoon

89.A.OfcourseB.IfC.HadbetterD.Maybe

Asweknow,theCOVII-19（新型冠狀病毒肺炎）madeourlivesturnupsidedown.The

90wasserious.Wehadtostayinsideeverysingleday.Startingonlineclasseswasabig

change91Icouldn'ttalktomyteachersandotherstudentswhenweweren'tinthesame

room.But92,1gotusedtoit.

Schoolworktookupmostofmytimehereathome.ButwhenI93breaks,Iloved

toplayboardgameswithmyfamily.Ourfavoritewasscrabble（填字游戲）.Wescoredpoints

94formingwordsfromasetoftileswithlettersofthealphabet（字母表）onthem.95

helpedbuildupmyvocabulary.

WealsolikedtoplayBattleship（《超級(jí)戰(zhàn)艦》）.Onruledpaper96agameboard,

wetookturnscalling“shots“attheotherplayer'sships.Wemustdoitourselves.So97

couldchecktheirphonesorturnontheTVduringgametime.Mybrotherbecamemorepatient

withme,asIlikedtotakemytimebeforeeachturn.Sometimes,mymomhadto98my

dadtobeagoodloser,eventhoughhewasagrown-up.

Bakingand99weremyfavoritehobbies.Itriedoutmanynewrecipes.Myfamily

lovedthefundessertsanddelicioussnacksIcooked,justasIlovedtheamazingsmellthatfilled

thehouse!

90.A.situationB.troubleC.worldD.time

91.A.untilB.thoughC.becauseD.unless

92.A.heavilyB.nearlyC.reallyD.slowly

93.A.madeB.tookC.shookD.changed

94.A.byB.onC.forD.of

95.A.ThatB.ThisC.OneD.It

96.A.andB.butC.orD.so

97.A.someoneB.anyoneC.everyoneD.noone

98.A.letB.tellC.haveD.see

99.A.cookingB.eatingC.drinkingD.finding

FromMondaytoFridaymostpeoplearebusyworkingorstudying.Butintheeveningsand

ontheweekendstheyarefreeand100themselves.Somewatchtelevisionorgotothe

movies,andothers101sports.Thisisdecidedbytheirown102.Therearemany

differentwaystospendour103time.

Almosteveryonehassomekindof104.Itmaybesomethingfromcollectingstampsto

105modelplanes.Somehobbiesarevery106,butothersdon'tcostanythingatall.

Somecollections（收藏）areworth107ofmoney,andothersarevaluableonlytotheir

owners.

Iknowamanwhohasacoincollectionworthseveral108dollars.Ashorttimeagohe

boughtararefifty-centpiece,andit109him$250!Hewasveryhappywiththis

2025年

collectionandthoughtthepricewasallright.Ontheotherhand,myyoungestbrothercollects

matchboxes.Hehasalmost600ofthem,butIwonder110theyareworthanymoney.

However,111mybrother,theyarequitevaluable.112makeshimhappierthan

findinganewmatchboxforhiscollection.

Thafswhatahobbymeans,Ithink.Itissomethingthatwe113todoinourfree

timejustforthe114ofit.Thevalueindollarsisnotimportant,butthepleasureitgives

usisimportant.

100.A.loveB.workC.enjoyD.play

101.A.looklikeB.takecareofC.thinkaboutD.takepartin

102.A.livesB.interestsC.jobsD.things

103.A.workingB.freeC.ownD.whole

104.A.hobbyB.thingC.jobD.way

105.A.makeB.makingC.makesD.made

106.A.interestingB.excitingC.cheapD.expensive

107.A.alittleB.afewC.alotD.anumber

108.A.thousandB.thousandsC.thousandsofD.thousandof

109.A.paidB.costC.tookD.spent

110.A.thatB.ifC.whatD.why

111.A.toB.onC.withD.in

112.A.EverythingB.AnythingC.NothingD.Something

113.A.haveB.needC.refuseD.like

114.A.moneyB.workC.funD.time

FromMondaytoFridaymostpeoplearebusyworkingorstudying,butintheeveningsandat

weekendstheyarefreeand115themselves.Somewatchtelevisionorgotothemovies;

otherstakepartinsports.Thisisdecidedbytheirown116.Therearemanydifferentwaysto

spendourfreetime.Almosteveryonehassomekindof117:Itmaybesomethingfrom

collectingstampstomakingmodelplanes.Somehobbiesarevery118,butothersdon'tcost

anythingatall.Somecollections（收藏）areworth119ofmoney;othersarevaluableonlyto

theirowners.Iknowamanwhohasacoincollectionworth120dollars.Ashorttimeagohe

boughtarare（罕見(jiàn)的）fifty-centpiecewhich121him$250!Hewasveryhappyabouthis

collectionandthoughtthepricewasallright.Ontheotherhand,myyoungestbrothercollects

matchboxes.Hehasalmost600,butIwonderif（是否）theyareworthanymoney.However,122

mybrother,theyarequitevaluable.123makeshimhappierthantofindanewmatchboxfor

hiscollection.That'swhatahobbymeans,Ithink.Itissomethingwe124todoinourfree

timejustforthefunofit.Thevalueindollarsisnotimportant,butthepleasureitgivesusis.

115.A.loveB.workC.enjoyD.play

116.A.livesB.interestsC.jobsD.things

117.A.hobbyB.thingC.jobD.way

118.A.interestingB.excitingC.cheapD.expensive

119.A.alittleB.afewC.alotD.anumber

120.A.thousandB.thousandsC.thousandsofD.thousandof

121.A.paidB.costC.tookD.spent

122.A.toB.onC.withD.in

123.A.EverythingB.AnythingC.NothingD.Something

124.A.haveB.needC.refuseD.like

BillisanAmericanboy.HewantstohaveafriendinChina.Helikes125verymuch.

Itsrelaxingforhim.Heplayssports126hisclassmatesafterclass.Hehasfivesoccerballs,

twovolleyballsandonebasketball.127hedoesn*tliketennis.Hethinksit's128.

Billhasahealthyeatinghabit.Helikesfruitandvegetables.129arehisfavorite

vegetables.Heoftenhasfruitsalad.He130hamburgersoricecream.Hethinksthey'renot

goodfor131.

Billusuallygetsupat7：00am.Hehasbreakfast132.Thenhetakesthebustoschool.In

themorning,hehasfourclasses.Heisgood133math.

Doyoulikehim?Doyou134tobehisfriend?

125.A.foodB.milkC.sports

126.A.forB.withC.in

127.A.ButB.Andc.So

128.A.goodB.func.boring

2025年

129.A.BreadB.ApplesC.Carrots

130.A.doesn*tlikeB.don'tlikeC.didn'tlike

131.A.heB.hisc.him

132.A.quickB.quicklyc.slow

133.A.atB.toc.in

134.A.getB.havec.want

Onlyfivemoreminutesbeforeschoolletout.

"OnFriday,"saidMrs.Griswell,"pleaseshareyourfavorite135withtheclass.And

bringsomethingtoshoweveryone!"

Chrisdidn'tlookhappy.He136tosharehisfavouritehobbywithanyone.His

brothermadefunofhimaboutit,andhisdaddidn*tthinkmuchofit,either.

Athome,Christookoutbaseballcards.Helikedbaseball,137hisrealhobbylet

himshowhisimagination.138hiscards,hedidn'tfeelrightaboutit.

Tuesdaypassed.Hewasreadytoshowthecards,but139stillfeltwrong.He

walkedoutofhisroom,withoutlookingatthenotebookonhisdesk.

Wednesday.Chrislayonthebed,countingthe140hewouldshow.Hedidn'twant

totelllies,buthewasn'tsureifhewas141enoughtoshowhisrealhobby.

Hethoughtofhisgrandma,whoisafashiondesigner.Hewasinterestedin142

hobbybecauseofher.Suddenly,Chrisrantothephone.nHi,Grandma,itsChris.Ineedyourhelp..."

Fridaymorning.Chriswalkedtothefrontoftheclassroom,143thenotebook,and

theracingheart.

"Whatisyourhobby?,,Mrs.Griswellasked.

Chrisbegan,HIdesign*（設(shè)計(jì)）144andotherthings.',

Somestudentswere145.“Iknewit,"hethought.Mrs.Griswellshookherhead.

"Iwanttobeafashiondesignerlikemy146."Heshowedhisdesignsfordresses

andshirtsonthenotebook.'*Shetaughtmeallofthese,"heexplained.

WhenChrispulledaheadbandfromhisbagandputiton,theclassbecamequiet.

"Thisisforboys.Youcanseesome..."Heintroducedit147asifitwasagreat

workofart.ThenheheardNicksay,"Cool!"

Christookoutanotherheadbandfromhisbag."Forgirls,Idesignedapinkone.^^

nIloveit!9,saidAmber.

“I148theheadb