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2019-2020
年八年级上英语组合训练
(
VI)
含答案
【完型填空】
Hank caught two mice and put them in
his pocket
．
He went home
，
tied(
拴
)one
of the mice to
his_ 1
and said to his
wife
，
“
Prepare a
nice meal for four people
．
Th
ey
’
re coming for
dinner
．
”
He then went out and asked some
businessmen to dinner
．
They
were all happy and
2
．
Hank brought out the other mouse and
told it
，
“
Go to my
wife and tell her
3
we have
guests
，
and she must prepare
a meal for four people
．
Then
tell her to tie you to my
bed
．
”
The
businessmen
began to
4
and
said
，
“
Poor
Hank
，
there will be no food
when we get to his house
．
But
let
’
s
go and
5
him
”
6
their
surprise
，
the meal was
ready
．
They
7
believed their
own eyes until they saw the
mouse that
was tied to the bed
．
It meant
the mouse gave the message to
Hank
’
s
wife
．
So the
richest businessman wanted to buy the
mouse for$$300
．
Hank refused
and at last the man bought it
for$$500
．
The rich
man invited some friends to dinner and then told
the mouse to give the message
to his
wife
．
When he and his friends
arrived
，
there was 8 to eat
at home
．
His friends
9
him
．
He
was angry and took Hank to the police
station
．
“
I have a
question to ask
you
，
”
said
Hank
．
“
Did you
give the mouse your
10
?
”
“
No<
/p>
．
”
“So how could it find the
place?”
(
)1
．<
/p>
A
．
desk
B
．
bed
C
．
shelf
DI tree
(
)2
．<
/p>
A
．
talked
B
．
refused
C
．
agreed
D
．
1eft
(
<
/p>
)3
．
A
．
that
B
．
which
C
．
what
D
．
how
(
<
/p>
)4
．
A
．
shout
B
．
1augh
C
．
cry
D
．
sing
(
<
/p>
)5
．
A
．
make use of
B
．
make fun of
C
．
look forward to
D
．
look after
(
<
/p>
)6
．
A
．
In
B
．
At
C
．
For
D
．
To
(
)7<
/p>
．
A
．
near
ly
B
．
usually
C
．
hardly
D
．
almost
(
<
/p>
)8
．
A
．
something
B
．
nothing
C
．
everything
D
．
anything
(
<
/p>
)9
．
A
．
looked after
B
．
1aughed at
C
．
fought with
D
．
helped out
(
<
/p>
)10
．
A
．<
/p>
name
B
．
number
C
．
address
D
．
message
【阅读理解】
Once there was a man travelling in a
faraway village
．
As he was
passing the elephants
，
he
suddenly
stopped
．
He found that these
huge elephants were being held by only a small
rope tied to
their front
leg
．
No chains(
锁链<
/p>
)
，
no
cages
．
It was clear that the
elephants could
，
at any
time
，
break away from their
ropes but for some
reason
，
they did
not
．
He saw a
trainer nearby and asked why these animals just
stood there and didn
’
t try
getting
away
．
“
well
，
”
the
trainer
said
，
“
when they
were very young and much smaller we used the same
size rope to tie them
and
，
at that
age
，
it was enough to hold
them
．
As they grow
up
，
they still
believe they cannot break
away
．
They believe the rope
can hold them
，
so they never
try breaking
free
．
”
How could it be? These animals could
break free from their ropes at any
time
．
But because