2016-2017学年牛津译林版八年级上英语组合训练(八)有答案.docx

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1、2016-2017学年上学期八年级英语组合训练（8）【完型填空】Thelioniscalledthekingofallanimals.Onceitwasalsocalledasthekingofthedesert(沙漠).However,lions工liveinanydesertnow.Theircolourmay2differentfromyellowtobrownandmales(雄,性动物)canbefromblondtoblack.Themalelions3upjto190kgandareabout1.20metrestallwhilethefemales(雌性动物)weig

2、hnearly130kgandare1metretall.They4beautifulfur,stronglegswithsharpclawsandalongtail.PantheraLeo(非洲狮)livesinsub-SaharanAfricaandAsia.5itfeedsonmanykindsofanimals.Whenit's6itsfood,itcanreachthespeedof60kmperhourandjumpeven12metres.Thelionlikestoeatitsfoodatonce,7_sometimesithastohidethefoodbecaus

3、eofhyenas(土狼).Hyenasaretheonlyanimalswhichkilllionsforfood.Thelionlivesinsmallfamilies8_20to30members.Ineachfamilythereisusuallyone9malewithtwoorthreefemaleswithsmallbabylions.10_,thelionpopulationisingreatdangermainlybecauseofpeople'shunting.()1.A.never()2.A.is()3.A.eat()4.A.want()5.A.Where()6

4、.A.chasing(追逐)()7.A.so()8.A.madefrom()9.A.healthy()10.A.LuckilyB.alwaysB.areB.weighB.needB.HereB.watchingB.butB.madeofB.beautifulB.SuddenlyC.sometimesC.amC.growC.haveC.ThereC.enjoyingC.andC.madeupwithC.youngC.UnluckilyD.usuallyD.beD.holdD.likeD.WhichD.thinkingD.becauseD.madeinD.grown(成年的)D.Chee

5、rfully【阅读理解】ThekoalaAppearanee:Size:70—90cmWeight:5—14kgThekoalawiththickhairlookscutebutithasverysharpteethandclaws(爪子).Themalekoalaislargerthanthefemaleone.Food:Thekoalaeatseucalyptusleaves(枝树叶).Eachkoalaeatsabout500gramsofleavesperday.Habit:Thekoalasleepsforupto16—18hours.Itpreferstomovearou

6、ndintheevening.Babyfact:Ahealthyfemalekoalacanhaveonechildeachyear.Ababykoalaisverysmallwhenitisborn——onlyaquarterofaninch.Ithasnohairanditcan'tseeeither.Itlivesinitsmother'spouch(育儿袋)forhalfayear.Duringthistime,itonlydrinksitsmother'smilk.Danger:ThenumberofkoalasinAustraliaisgettingsmallerever

7、yyear,mainlybecauseofpeople.Peoplecutdownalotoftrees,somanykoalashavenoplacestoliveinandtheydon'thaveenoughleavestoeat.Therearefewerthan100,000koalasintheworld.Somescientistssayifpeopledon'tprotectthem,wewon'thaveanykoalaswithin30