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初一英语首字母练习
练习（1）Thanksgiving Day is on
the fourth Thursday of November. It's one of the most i__1___
American h__2___.& In my family, we always go to
my grandmother's house on Thanksgiving Day. All my aunts, uncles
and cousins come together. We sometimes invite some friends to join
us. Everyone is glad to meet other people. The women are busy
h__3__ my grandmother. The men sit down to w__4__ a football match
on TV. At about four o'clock we have d__5__. After dinner, we talk
or play games until it is time to go home. It is always difficult
to l___6___ because Thanksgiving Day is one of the few days of the
year when the w__7__ family get together
练习（2）Several
years ago an important man came to visit us. He is former Russian
President Vladimir Putin(普京). Putin was b__1__ in St. Peterburg,
Russian’s second largest city, in 1952. He came to office in 2000.
Four years later, he was again the p__2__.
Putin does a good j__3__ making Russian great. People say that
he is serious and capable(有能力的). But young Putin wasn’t a t__4__
student at all. His student’s book and d__5__ from 40 years ago
show this. At a time when the top mark was five, Putin got three
for maths and science. His art was even w__6__, only two. He
sometimes forgot to finish his maths homework. Once he forgot to
wear school u__7__. His teacher had to ask him to get o__8__ of the
classroom. But Putin did very w__9__ in the moral class(品德课). He
always got full marks. He also showed a s__10__ love of Russia at
an early age.
练习（3）It was
getting dark. Some children and two Canadian women were still
s__1__ on the ice near a big hotel. They were having a good time.
Suddenly the ice b__2__. One of the boys fell into the water. The
children shouted, “Help! Help!” They didn’t know w__3__ to do. The
two Canadian friends heard that and skated over to get the boy out
of the water.
The ice was t__4__. The two Canadians fell into the water, too. But
they tried their best to reach the little boy. They knew they must
be q__5__. If they didn’t push him up onto the ice, he would soon
Many people ran over to h__6__. Some of them had ropes and poles. A
young man jumped into the water to help.
The boy and the two Canadian women were out of water at last. One
of the women didn’t feel well. She was sent to the hospital at
o__7__. But she felt very happy because the boy was safe.
练习（4）The
computer is fast, and never makes m__1__ while people are too slow
and f__2__ of mistakes. That’s w__3__ people often say when they
talk about computers. For over a quarter of a century, engineers
have been m__4__ better and better computers. Now a computer can do
a lot of everyday jobs wonderfully. It is w__5__ used in factories,
hospitals and banks. A computer can report, decide and control in
almost every f__6__. Many computer scientist are now thinking of
making the computer “t__7__” like a man. With the help of a person,
a computer can draw pictures, write music, talk with people, play
chess, recognize(识别) voices, translate language and s__8__ on.
Perhaps computers will one day really think and feel. Do you think
that people will be a__9__ when they find that the computer is too
c__10__ to listen to and serve(为…服务) the people?
练习（5）There was
anold man who loved money very much. He n__1__ gave anything to
anybody. Aftersome years he became r__2__.
One day he waswalking near the river with his friends when he fell
into the river. Hisfriends ran to help him. One of them held out
his hand and cried, ”Give me yourhand, and I’ll p__3__ you out!”The
rich m__4__ head went down the water andthen came u__5__ again, but
he did not g__6__ his hand to his friend. Againanother of his
friends tried, but again the s__7__ thing happened.
Then a__8__friend, Nasreddin, said, “Take my hand and I’ll pull you
out!” The rich mantook his hand and Nasreddin pulled him out of the
“You don’t knowyour friend very w__9__.” Nasreddin said to the
others. “When you say ’Give!’to him, he d__10__ nothing, but when
you say ‘Take!’, he always takes.”
练习（6）London
is sucha wonderful city. It is very large. The Thames River runs
t__1__ the city fromwest to east. So the city has two p__2__, the
South and the North. In the Northare important buildings, shops,
big parks and interesting places.
The w__3__ inLondon is good. In winter it is not very cold and in
summer it is not very hotbecause the city is near the sea. People
say that London is a foggy city and itoften rains. It is
Last year, whenI was in London, I met one of the thickest f__5__ in
years. You could not seeyour hand in front of your face. Cars and
buses moved along with their l__6__on. When evening fell, the
weather got even w__7__. All the buses and cars stopped.I had an
important meeting on the other side of the town, but it was not
easyto find a car. I had to arrive there on foot.
&练习（7）Life gets noisier every day
and very f__1__people can be free from noise of some kind or
another. W__2__ you live in the center of a modern city or a
village far away --- the chances that you will be disturbed by
planes, cars, radios, etc. are almost everywhere. We seem to be
used to noise, too. Some people feel quite lonely w__3__ background
music while they are working.
Tests have shown that total silence can be very frightening
experiences. H__4__, some people enjoy listening to pop music which
is very loud, and this can do harm to their ears. The noise level
in some places is far a__5__the usual safety level for heavy
industrial areas.
One recent report about noise said that although a lot of people
say that any noise disturbs their attention, only a sudden c__6__in
the level of noise really affects people’s attention. It goes on to
say that a background noise, which doesn’t change too much (music,
for example) may even help people to pay attention.
People are testing ways to make less noise. There are even laws
controlling noise. We can’t r__7__to the “good old days” of peace
and quiet. But we can make less noise --- if we shout loudly enough
练习（8）If you do
not use your arms and legs for some time, they will become weak.
When you start u__1__ them again, they slowly become strong again.
Everybody knows that. Yet many people do not seem to know that
memory works in the s__2__way.
When someone says that he has a good memory, he really means that
he keeps his m__3__ in practice by using it. When someone says that
his memory is poor, he really means that he does not give it enough
c__4__ to become strong.
If a friend says that his arms and legs are weak, we know that it
is his own fault. But if he tells us that he has a poor memory,
many of us think his parents may be b__5__, and f__6__ of us know
that it is his own fault. Have you ever f__7__ that some people can
not read or write but usually they have b__8__ memories? This is
because they can’t read or write and they have to remember things.
They cannot write t__9__ in a small notebook. They have to remember
days, names, songs, and stories, so their memory is always being
So if you want to have a good memory, practice remembering things
in a way as other people do.
练习（9）Advertisements are everywhere!
They’re on the r__1__ and TV, in newspapers and magazines, on buses
and buildings. They’re on websites and mobile phones. Companies
give their p__2__ to film stars, pop stars and sports stars to use
so that f__3__ will buy them in order to copy the stars.
Advertisements have become so common that they aren’t w__4__
anymore. We don’t like advertisements, so we try not to see them.
We turn o__5__ the advertisements on computers. We refuse to watch
them on TV, or read them in magazines. We no longer pay attention
to the posters all around us. We don’t copy the stars b__6__ we
know they don’t really like the things they advertised.
This means that advertising companies need a new w__7__ to sell.
They can’t make their products “cool” by advertising. Advertisement
aren’t cool, and teenagers buy the things in advertisements just
because the advertisements say they are fashionable. The l__8__ way
to advertise is not to advertise.
I__9__ of using stars, companies are using teenagers. They pay them
to tell their friends about new products. Teenagers don’t want to
dress like everyone else and buy the things that everyone else has.
They want to look d__10__ and create their own style. Teenagers
don’t think it’s cool to copy the stars or buy things they’ve seen
in advertisements.
练习（10）Two days ago I was
quite sure of getting an “A” for my English. I had got myself
ready. I looked for i__1__ on the Internet for a week. I wrote a
speech and I even drew a few p__2__ of England. I practiced the
s__3__ a lot.
On the day of my speech, I didn’t get nervous or f__4__ what I was
going to say. However, everybody has one thing they are b__5__ at.
Some people are bad at drawing pictures. O__6__ are bad at typing.
My problem is that my stories a__7__ English history seemed
After g__8__ my speech and showing my pictures, I thought I was
going to get a bad grade.
Big projects are very difficult for me to finish. They t__9__ a lot
of time, and I always worry about the day it has to be finished and
the grade I’ll get.
Anyway, I ended up getting an “A”. The teacher said I made all my
classmates listen. I was t__10__ very loudly!&
练习（11）Every
day MissWang was busy and tired with her new job in a company. But
the young girl waslucky to get a robot from her parents.
Miss Wang’slife became much e__1__ than before with the help of the
robot. When she got upin the morning, breakfast was m__2__ already.
The robot also i__3__ Miss Wang’sdresses to make them smooth, and
prepared a lunch box for her every day. As ar__4__, Miss Wang no
l__5__ needed to get up early to do the housework and shecould
s__6__ in bed for an extra hour.
While Miss Wangwas at work, the robot would clean her flat. It
would do the laundry, wash thedishes, sweep the f__7__ and make the
bed. The robot also went shopping at thesupermarket.
When Miss Wangreturned home from work, her flat would be as clean
as new. A delicious d__8__would be ready for her on the table.
After that, Miss Wang could r__9__ for anhour or two watching her
favorite TV programmes, leaving the robot wash thedishes. Miss Wang
was very h__10__ with her robot.
练习（12）Yesterday I visited the
Hongshan Forest Zoo. I was s__1__ to find few people there. Zoos
are very important places. They p__2__ homes for many endangered
animals. They also help to educate the public about caring f__3__
them. If we don't s__4__ our zoos, they won’t have e__5__ money to
take care of so many fine animals. Therefore, people should go and
visit the zoos m__6__ often to learn about animals and help to
protect them better.
H__7__, some people do not think so. They think zoos are t__8__
places for animals to live. “I’ve visited a lot of zoos in my life,
and I have never seen o__9__ I liked or one that was suitable for
animals to live in.”Jenny said. “The animals are k__10__ in small
cages and can hardly move at all. What’s more, they are only given
food once a week. That’s terrible.”
练习（13）Did
you know that bacteria live everywhere?
They live in the soil and the water. They live in plants and
everywhere living thing. They e__1__ live on and in the bodies of
animals and people.
Can you find and p__2__ at the bacteria on your body now?
No way! You can’t see these tiny single-celled living things
without a microscope.
However, you know they are there. Sometimes, bacteria in the water
or soil can be h__3__. They cause diseases in people, plants, and
animals. In h__4__, bacteria can cause sicknesses like ear
infections. In plants, bacteria work as decomposers. However,
bacteria can be h__5__ too. Some scientists h__6__ bacteria in the
environment to do good things. For example, they put bacteria into
polluted environment to get r__7__ of industrial waste. And
bacteria are used to clean up sewage and oil spills.
练习（14）Can
animals be made to work for people? Some s__1__ think that one day
animals may be trained to do a number of simple jobs instead of
people. They say that at a circus(杂技场), for example, we may see
e__2__, monkeys, dogs and other animals doing quite skillful
things. P__3__ you have seen them on the television or in a film.
If you watch c__4__, you may find that the trainer always gives the
animal some sugar or a piece of fruit as a reward. They say that
many different animals may be trained to do a lot of simple sings
if they know they will get a reward for doing that.
Of course, as we know, dogs can be trained to look after a house,
and soldiers in both old and modern times have used geese to give
w__5__ by making a lot of noise when an e__6__ comes near. And also
it may be p__7__ to train animals to work in families or
练习（15）While
sleeping, you suddenly hear shouts of “fire” and smell smoke
through the door. You wake up puzzled. What should you do now?
You may f__1__ the door first and then decide where to go.
If the door is very hot, it means fire is close to you. T__2__
windows. If the building is tall, stand by the window. Wave things
with bright colors and shout l__3__ to get help. If the building
isn’t tall, get down with a “rope” made by bed clothing. Remember
to t__4__ one end of the “rope” to something strong.
If the door isn’t hot, run out of it. Don’t use the elevator, use
the stairs. Cover your nose with a wet cloth and your body with wet
clothing. Bend(弯腰) down to move forward to keep smoke out of your
nose. Smoke always stays in the upper a__5__.
When you get to a s__6__ place, call 119 at once. Remember, don’t
get frightened. Tell the fire f__7__ where the fire is and what is
练习（16）Last
Tuesday Itook my two daughters, a__1__ five and seven, to town by
car. It began to rainhard so I decided I would leave the children
in the car before I rushed into ashop. I w__2__ the girls not to
touch anything and told them I would be backw__3__ a few minutes.
Then I locked all the doors and left them happily lookingout of the
I returned tothe car in less than five minutes but the girls had
d__4__! I could hardlybelieve my eyes. The car doors were still
the windows closed and on theback seat were only two
Feeling quitesick with f__5__, I sat on the driver’s seat and tried
to stop trembling(颤抖). Suddenly, I heard l__6__ behind me. I got
out ofthe car, ran around to open the boot(汽车行李箱) and there inside
were two very red-faced and e__7__ children.
练习（17）Betty
and Janewere good friends and spent most of their time together.
They were both veryold and they worried about their health. They
worried about their food. Was itclean? Would it give them stomach
pains? They worried about the w__2__. Was ittoo cold and wet? Would
it give them pains in their bones? They worried aboutp__3__ in the
air. Would it give them pains in their chests and throats?
One day theywent on a train j__3__ together. “We’ll need some
food,” Betty said. “We’ll buysome bananas,” Jane said. “They are
good to eat and always clean.” So theybought two bananas to eat on
the train.
It was not longbefore they were h__4__. Betty took out the bananas
and gave one to Jane. Thenshe peeled the skin of her bananas and
took a large b__5__. At that moment thetrain went into a t__6__.
Everything went black.
“Don’t eat your banana,” Betty shouted at Jane. “Mine has made me
go b__7__!”
练习（18）A pair
of comfortable shoes is important for a runner. Shoes help p__1__
their feet and knees(膝盖). But some people are running in socks
Five-Fingers socks are starting to become p__2__ among runners in
the US and UK. They give runners the feeling that they are running
barefoot(光脚),
Helen Pryer, one of Britain’s top 200m runners, is a fan. “I find
them really c__3__. I use them for my t__4__,” she said.
The sock company says their socks a__5__ like a second skin. When a
runner wears them, he or she lands on the center of the foot rather
than the heel(脚跟). This is a healthier style of running.
Experts are not sure w__6__ runners should run in the socks. They
say any change to a long-term h__7__ should be made with care.
练习（19）One
day you may be able to live to 125, without illness.
A team of Spanish scientists has made a genetic breakthrough(突破).
They say it could a__1__ humans to live longer and even protect
them against cancer.
They carried out gene(基因) e__2__ on mice. Results show that the
mice lived 45 percent longer and were free from cancer.
The researchers are c__3__ that this could also work on
humans—perhaps within 20 years. There are genes for long life in
both mice and humans and they play similar roles. And they say that
the breakthrough could one day see all humans benefiting from a
longer and h__4__ life.
Leading geneticists and cancer experts say the development is both
a__5__ and exciting.
Normally, mice live for an a__6__ of three years. The researchers
managed to c__7__ mice, which lived around four-and-a-half years.
Scientists say this is about 125 years of age of humans.
练习（20）Every
30seconds there is an earthquake. But don’t worry because most are
so w__1__ thatthey can’t be felt. Only a few big ones
h__2__people.
1) If you areindoors during an earthquake, h__3__ under a desk.
Stay away from windows andanything that could fall on you.
2) If you areoutdoors, move to a c__4__ place. Try to be away from
trees, buildings andstreet lights. These could fall on you.
3) If you areat home and you s__5__ gas, open the windows and get
out of the buildings asquickly as you can. A gas line in your house
may be broken. This could be verydangerous.
4) When anearthquake has ended, be careful because aftershocks may
still happen. They arejust as dangerous as the earthquake i__6__.
So stay under the desk until youmake sure it’s s__7__ to get
练习（21）All
sounds make waves.
When you hear your friend’s voice, these sound waves go into your
e__1__ and you can identify(识别) your friends voice.
U__2__, we cannot see sound waves but we can if we use some simple
m__3__. Put a piece of tissue(纸巾) close to your l__4__ and speak.
Then you can see the tissue moving when you speak. If you speak
loudly, the tissue moves more, and if you speak softly, the tissue
moves less. This happens because the sound waves have
vibration(振动).
In s__5__, there are names for different sound waves. When the
sound vibration is s__6__, we call this a low-pitch(低音调) sound. But
when the sound vibration is fast, we call this a high-pitch sound.
Pitch d__7__ how high or low a sound is. When the sound has less
energy, we say it has a soft volume(音量), But when the sound has
more energy, we say it has a loud volume. Volume is a measure of
how loud or soft a sound is.
练习（22）In
1999, a hotair balloon traveled non-stop around the world. It was
f__1__ by BertranPiccard of Switzerland and Brian Jones of
The giantsilver balloon set o__2__ from Switzerland on 1 March and
landed at thePyramids in Egypt, 19 days later. In that time, it
flew over France, northAfrica, Egypt, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar,
southern China and then out over thePacific Ocean. After crossing
the USA, the balloon c__3__ the last part of thejourney by flying
over the Atlantic and northern Africa.
There were somen__4__ moments on the way. Over Mali, in Africa,
Piccard and Jones had toremove some very heavy icicles(冰柱) from
theballoon. These could have slowed the balloon and caused it to
lose height.Later in the flight, when crossing the Pacific Ocean,
they could not find thewinds that would carry them to the USA.
However, by making a s__5__ change ofcourse to the south, they
picked up another wind system that helped them to flyall the way to
It was not avery s__6__ landing, as the balloon bounced twice
before it settled on theground. But Piccard and Jones did not
m__7__. They were the first people totravel around the world
non-stop in a hot air balloon.
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