初三英语复习单项选择100题及答案

单项填空经典百题

1.After hegave areport aboutthe school,Mr Whitethe visitorsaround it.A.went onto show B.went onshowingC.went onwith showingD.kept onshowing

2.-Tom workshard atEnglish.-,and.A.So doeshe;so you do B.So youdo;so isheC.So hewill;so do you D.So hedoes;so doyou

3.When youwrite to him,please him.A.give myloves to B.give myregard toC.remember meto D.give mywishes for

4.We have done things we oughtnot tohavedoneand undonethingsweought tohavedone.A.left B.leave C.w川leave D.leaving

5.People arepuzzled theyread thebook.A.the first time B.at thefirst timeC.for thefirsttime D.at first

6.In somecountries,are calledpublic schools1are notowned bythe state.A.that B.which C.as D.what

7.-The boyis tallenough his age.-Yes,I wasmuch whenI washis age.A.to;shorter B.at;tallerC.at;shorter D.for;shorter

8.-Who are you waitingfor-the manwounded in the leftleg.A.The doctorwill operateonB.Tie nurseto be looked afterC.The doctorto operateonD.His brothergot

9.-How didyou themovie lastnight-Oh,both interestingand instructive.A.find B.consider C.think D.feel

10.With hisson,the oldman feltunhappy.A.to disappointB.to bedisappointedC.disappointing D.being disappointed

11.The foodtastes andsells.A.well;well B.good;goodC.good;well D.well;good

12.The sunwas shiningbrightly,everything theremore beautiful.A.making;look B.to make;lookedC.and made;looking D.and making;belooked

13.It*s toolate togo outnow.,ifs startingto rain.A.Besides B.Meanwhile C.However D.Anyhow

14.Everybody in the littletown knewmy firstteacher,so we had nofinding hishome.A.difficulties in B.difficulty withC.difficulty D.difficulty to

15.I can*t understandit,w川you pleaseonce moreA.explain that word B.repeat thatwordC.explain usthatwordD.explain thatword forus

16.-How oftendoyougo tothe library-.A.In twodays B.Every few daysC.Each thirdday D.Every afew days

17.We arejust callingyou upyou comein.A.about;when B.on thepoint of;whileC.on thepoint of;when D.on thepoint of;as

18.-They allagree George.Has theproject been passed-Who Georgecan makethe finaldecisionA.except;expect B.except;besidesC.but;but D.besides;but

19.I cometo tellyou Jackfor Londonnext month.A.is leavingB.is about to leaveC.w川leave D.would leave

20.You cansay Hewent there,notA.on the car;by carB.on foot;in hiscarC.by foot;by carD.in hiscar;by hisfoot

21.Jack isa goodfriend,he oftencomes toour homefor avisit.A.of my father B.of myfathersC.for myfather D.with myfather

22.What wayareyou thinking ofrid of the fliesA.to getB.gettingC.being gotD.to begetting

23.We mustdo somethingto factorieswaste waterinto theriver beforeit iscleaned.A.stop;pouring.B.prevent;to pourC.keep;pouring D.stop;to pour

24.of them are not here.*means of themare nothere.A.All;Some B.Both;Every C.Both;Neither D.All;Both

25.-How didyoudoin thetest-Not sowell.I muchbetter butI misread the directionsfor PartD.A.could doB.could havedoneC.must havedone D.should do

26.Mary caresabout clothestoo much,and shetoo muchmoney clothes.A.spend;inB.cost;at C.pays;to D.spends;on

27.Our kindteacher wantedto teachus he knew athislesson.A.that B.all what C.that allD.everything which

28.They startedearly thatmorning inorder that they therebefore noon.A.would getB.gotC.must getD.might get

29.Is thisresearch centerthe foreignguests visitedlast weekA.that B.which C.where D.the one

30.-What isthe modelplane looklike-Well,the wingsof theplane areof itsbody.A.more than the lengthtwice B.twice more than thelengthC.morethantwice thelength D.more twicethanthelength

31.The enemytroop suddenlytook thesmall villageby surprisea rainymorning.A.on B.atC.in D.during

32.This isthe schoolthey visitedlast yearand isthe onemyfatheronce worked.A.that;where B.where;thatC.where;where D.that;that

33.The collegeentrance examinationis coming,the studentsare it.A.preparing B.prepared forC.prepared D.preparing for

34.The taskwas veryhard,so wereneeded.A.ten moremen B.ten men moreC.more tenmen D.menmoreten

35.He wantedto readmore,so heasked hisfriend ifthere wasto read.A.something easy enough B.something enough easyC.enougheasysomething D.easyenoughsomething

36.The roomis verylarge andonly littleroom bythe newpiano.A.are takenup B.takes upC.is takenup D.is takingup

37.What timeit isto listento aspeech havingnothing todo withyou!A.waste B.wastes C.a wasteof D.a wastefor

38.your help,we have.A.Thanks to,finished B.Thanks to,endedC.Thanks for,finished D.Thanks for,completed

39.When andwhere tobuild the new factoryyet.A.is notdecided B.arenotdecidedC.has notdecided D.have notdecided

40.It isnecessary memy studiesbefore anew term.A.for,to make a planfor B.of,making a plan forC.for,to makeaplan of D.of,making aplanof

41.He theclub andits activities.A.took part in;joined B.joined;took partinC.joined;took apartinD.took partin;took partin

42.The nobleman prefersmoney tohim sorrytohim.A.giving;to sayingB.giving;to sayC.give;to sayD.to give;to saying

43.To gainhonor forour country,we willtry ourbest thegame.A.competing inB.competing againstC.to competewith D.to competein

44.Tom wasso angrywith Bobthat hehit.A.Bob in the headB.Bobs headC.Bob onthe headD.on Bobshead

45.at thenews thatI didn*t knowwhat tosay tocomfort her.A.So sadshe lookedB.So saddid shelookC.So sadlyshe looked D.So sadlydid shelook

46.Only afool enjoysin public.A.making funof B.to makefun ofC.being made fan of D.to bemadefanof

47.Our Englishteacher bythe teachersand students.A.is goodthought ofB.is thoughthigh ofC.is sunghighly praisefor D.is spokenhighly of

48.I likeof thetwo stories,for thisstory isthan that one.A.both;not moreinteresting B.neither;no moreinterestingC.neither;not moreinteresting D.either;no moreinteresting

49.Youd bettermakeamark youhave anyquestions.A.at which B.at where C.the placeD.where

50.The stubbornboy didntso that he missedthe chance.A.take advice B.follow anadviceC.give some advice D.ask foradvice

51.Old asthecaris,it worksquite well.A.but B.yet C.so D.however

52.They wereinventors thanpure scientists.A.more B.less C.many D.worse

53.The teachersare doingwhat theytheir stuaits.A.can toteach B.can teachC.can teachingD.can toteaching

54.Liaocheng,Shandong Pro.isabeautiful city,11pay athree-day visit.A.whichB.whereC.to whichD.in which

55.Dont haveyour childrenfor hoursreading booksin darka room.A.sitting;so B.sit;such C.to besitting;so D.to sit;such

56.I wantto know.A.what the matter is B.what matterit isC.whafs thematter D.thematteris what

57.After solong awalk,he wastoo further.A.tired forwalk B.tire towalkC.tiring togo D.tired togo

58.Why nottrust and use DavidHe isstill asstrong asin theteam.A.somebody elseB.everybody elseC.anybody elseD.nobody else

59.After theaccident,she hadall over.A.pains B.pain C.ache D.aches

60.I forgetwhere Ireadthearticle,or Iit toyou now.A.will showB.would showC.am going to showD.am showing

61.for thedoctors carefultreatment,he tilllast year.A.If it is not;cant liveB.Were itnot;couldnt liveC.Had itnot been;couldnt havelivedD.If theywere not;couldn*t live

62.They stayedup untilmidnight theold yearout and thenewyear in.A.and sawB.to seeC.seeing D.for seeing

63.George spentstudying.A.the wholeday B.all duringthe dayC.altogether aday D.entirely aday

64.You mayfind ithard toget alongwell withthem.A.certainly B.likely C.possibly D.probably

65.The housethat bythe firebelongs toA.was destroyed,mine B.destroyed,mineC.was destroyed,meD.destroyed,me

66.—will themeeting—In about20minutes.A.How long,last B.When,lastC.How often,finish D.How soon,end

67.While in the room,we wereall veryexcited.A.waited B.waiting C.to waitD.wait

68.you togo towatch thefootball matchwith meA.Would;like B.Would;ratherC.Do;feel likeD.Do;would like

69.She askedwe weregetting onwell withour work.A.howB.if C.what D.that

70.Im wonderinghe expectsw川win thegold medalin MensSingle.A.whom B.which C.who D.what

71.Dont thinkoftheexam.,it has beenpassedquite afewdays.A.In allB.Not at all C.After allD.At all

72.She aman alot ofmoney.A.was married;with B.married;withC.marrietl;to D.was married;to

73.During thenext tenyears weboth workedday andnight tothe moneywehadborrowed.A.pay offB.pay for C.pay toD.pay back

74.-Where doyouthinkhe thecomputer-Sorry,I haveno idea.A./;bought B.has;bought C.did;buy D.had;bought

75.We have been byall ourfriends sincewe settledin thenew house.A.called onB.called atC.called intoD.called for

76.I hervoice atonce onthe phone,though wehadnt seeneach otherfor tenyears.A.heard B.knew C.realized D.recognized

77.But shehad tothe companyand aman inorder toget ajob.A.lie to;pretended tobe B.lie;pretended tobeC.lie to;pretended beingD.lie;pretended as

78.The manwent intothe room,rather strange.A.to lookB.looking C.lookedD.and looking

79.The driverdrove_hit abig treeandthecar cameto astop.A.too carelesslyto B.carelessly enoughtoC.so carelesslythat heD.so carelessthathe

80.When hesaw allhis bookshere andthere onthe floor,heknewthat somethingterribleA.lying;must havehappened B.lie;must happenC.lay;might havehappened D.had lain;could havehappen

81.Mr Brownsanger,it washis ownson whodidnt agreehim.A.To;with B.Because of;to C.With;of D.For;on

82.But laterpeople developeda wayof printing,rocks.A.used B.using C.anduseD.uses

83.The problemwas thatitisvaluable everydayuse.A.too;toB.too;forC.too;ofD.so;that

84.—Where isMother-She isin thekitchen.She thehousework allmorning.A.is doingB.was doingC.has done D.has beendoing

85.What astrange man!He loveshis wife,but heoften beatsher.A.atatime B.atonetime C.at timesD.atthe same time

86.The books,the dictionaries,must beput backwhere theyA.included;were B.to include;areC.including;were D.including;are

87.Paper thefibres ofplants formany years.A.hasbeenmade fromB.have beenmade outofC.has madeup ofD.have beenmade into

88.Before thegame startedAliens friendsbelieved hewas buthe didntfeel.Then afterthefirst tenminutes,he beganto takeheart.A.sure towin;sure tosuccess B.sure ofsuccess;sure ofitC.sure towin;sure aboutthatD.sure aboutwinning;sure towin

89.His fatherlooks young,but facthe is.A.in;intheforties B.in;in hisfortiesC.inthe;intheforties D.in;in hisforty

90.Ifs quitestrange thatthe mansleeps withhis mouthand hiseyes.A.closed;open B.closed;openedC.closing;open D.closing;opening

91.If youhave aproblem yourcomposition,you hadbetter askyour teacher.A.in;on someadviceB.for;for someadvicesC.on;someadviceD.with;for someadvice

92.There alot ofcoal minesinthesouth,but manyof themhavebeenclosed orarebe closed.A.use tohaving;abouttoB.used tobe;toC.use tohaving;goingtoD.used tobe;supposed to

93.The weatherin Britainis toocold inwinter toohot insummer.A.either;or B.both;and C.neither;nor D.or;and

94.Forgive him,please.I don*t thinkhe brokeyour mirror.A.with careB.on purposeC.for funD.with aim

95.He advisedthe fannersto choosethe bestseed-heads,that hadthe bestcolour.A.the oneB.the onesC.oneD.ones

96.Although heis considereda greatwriter,.A.his worksis not widely readB.but hisworks arenot widelyreadC.however hisworks arenot widelyreadD.yet hisworks arenotwidelyread

97.--ofthepopulation ofthe cityworkers-About60percent.A.What;isB.What;are C.How much;is D.How much;are

98.I wasadvised toarrange forinsurance Ineeded medicaltreatment.A.although B.incase C.so thatD.if only

99.—What canI dofor you—Well,Im afraidthe boxis heavyfor you,but thankyou allthesame.A.so B.much C.very D.too

100.-Peter isvery cleverand hestudies hardas well.—No bealways winsfirst inthe examinations.A.doubt B.question C.wonder D.problem1-5ADCAA6-10DDCAC11-15CAACA16-20BCCAB21-25BAAAB26-30DBDDC31-35AADAA36-40CCAAA41-45BADCB46-50CDBDA51-55BAACA56-60CDCAB61-65CBACC66-70DBABC71-75CBDAA76-80DABCA81-85ABBDD86-90CACBA91-95DBCBB96-100DDBDC。