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Unit 3 Could you please clean your room
单元话题完形填空练习
基础语篇巩固练
（23-24八年级下·山东青岛·期末）。
Last August, the government in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, asked 1 to make their children do
housework for at least two hours each week. The regulation (规定) is the first such 2 regulation on
labor (劳动) education in China.
People had a 3 about it. Some thought it was necessary to teach young children simple life skills,
and others said children would be too 4 if they had to do housework every week.
Zhou Xiaoyu is the mother of a seventh grader and she didn’t 5 on the regulation. “There are
many ways to help students learn life skills, but the regulation is not one of 6 .”
Wang Xing, a high school student, said she didn’t have time for housework 7 she wanted to help
her parents. “I have a lot of homework to do and many exams to prepare for. I only have a few hours to 8
every weekend,” said Wang.
“Parents’ role is 9 in labor education. However, many parents only 10 about students’
grades,” said Xiong Bingqi, an expert in education. “They don’t ask their children to do housework or learn life
skills. In fact, labor education is good for students’ mind and body.”
1．A．parents B．teachers C．tourists D．schools
2．A．ideal B．international C．local D．general
3．A．show B．discussion C．fight D．meeting
4．A．worried B．surprised C．excited D．tired
5．A．agree B．depend C．move D．turn
6．A．theirs B．themselves C．they D．them
7．A．unless B．because C．although D．so
8．A．improve B．relax C．study D．require
9．A．normal B．understanding C．meaningless D．important
10．A．dream B．hear C．care D．talk（23-24 八年级下·广东·课后作业）Although my daughter is only two years old, I let her do a few
“chores”. The “chores” aren’t cleaning the house, folding the clothes or 1 the floor.
When she could just walk and started to play with toys, she sometimes 2 them away because of
being bored. I started to teach her to 3 these toys. Now she understands it is one of her chores. Another
thing I asked her to do was to take her dishes to the 4 . Now every time she finishes her meal, she 5
and runs to the kitchen with her bowl or plate! It’s 6 !
Actually, I don’t make a “chore list” for her. However, little by little I add chores to her everyday life.
Doing chores 7 a child to be responsible for what he or she does. It also helps to develop a child’s 8
. In my opinion, the earlier a kid learns to be independent, the 9 it is for his or her future.
I think it’s 10 to teach children how to do some small chores, but big chores should wait until
they’re older. Do you think so?
1．A．sweeping B．changing C．using D．moving
2．A．put B．threw C．gave D．kept
3．A．put on B．put out C．put off D．put away
4．A．bedroom B．kitchen C．library D．cinema
5．A．stands up B．looks up C．cuts up D．turns up
6．A．wide B．useful C．lovely D．careful
7．A．sweeps B．teaches C．fixes D．imagines
8．A．advice B．importance C．notice D．independence
9．A．worse B．older C．better D．harder
10．A．comfortable B．terrible C．difficult D．necessary
（23-24八年级下·广东·课后作业）At the age of six, our kids began to help us with the housework. They
helped to 1 their pets and clean the house. Now my daughter Cindy can do many 2 of
housework. Last week, she even helped me cook dinner. We were happy because it was very 3 . I think
doing housework is a good way for them to learn a lot of life skills.
I like getting kids to start doing housework early for a few 4 . Firstly, it is fun for kids to help.
Kids like to work together with their parents. They don’t want their parents to 5 everything for them.
Sometimes they like to do things by themselves. It’s a good idea to 6 them help you when you are busy.
Secondly, it’s never too 7 for them to learn something new. However, having kids do chores
doesn’t 8 taking away their time for playing. It’s to let them feel the joy of working 9 withfamily. 10 , it works well. Now our children always help us with the housework and they feel happy
about it.
1．A．look after B．look at C．look for D．look up
2．A．differences B．kinds C．ways D．boxes
3．A．serious B．clean C．terrible D．delicious
4．A．words B．reasons C．lessons D．ideas
5．A．prepare B．ask C．sweep D．repair
6．A．borrow B．let C．drive D．serve
7．A．early B．popular C．important D．easy
8．A．raise B．teach C．mean D．think
9．A．quickly B．together C．alone D．only
10．A．Finally B．Especially C．Probably D．Seriously
（2024八年级下·全国·专题练习）It’s reported that Labor (劳动) Education has been included in the
education of middle schools and primary schools in China. I think it’s 1 because it can help us in our
study and life.
When I was in primary school, I 2 doing housework. I thought I was just a little child and only
needed to study. I often threw my things everywhere. So our house was often in a 3 .
One day, when my mother went home after work and saw the mess, she was so angry. She said to me 4
, “You must do some housework from now on.” At first, I felt unhappy and I think it was 5 because
housework was what adults should do. But I followed what my mother said.
After a few months, I 6 that doing housework was harder than I thought. How hard my parents
were! I thought I must help them. I began to do more housework, so they could rest when they 7 back.
They were also proud of my changes.
We children should not always 8 our parents. Instead, we should learn to do housework by
ourselves, 9 ourselves and overcome (克服) difficulties. Doing housework by ourselves helps us learn
many 10 , which will help us a lot in the future.
1．A．exciting B．difficult C．necessary D．boring
2．A．hated B．enjoyed C．liked D．started
3．A．trouble B．danger C．mess D．silence
4．A．surprisingly B．seriously C．excitedly D．quickly
5．A．usual B．strange C．clear D．unfair6．A．said B．realized C．wondered D．noticed
7．A．talked B．called C．came D．brought
8．A．depend on B．get on C．call on D．turn on
9．A．accept B．change C．believe D．encourage
10．A．plans B．exams C．truths D．skills
（22-23八年级下·四川南充·期末）Should children help out around the house? For some children, doing
chores may be the 1 thing they want to do. For some parents, getting their children to help with housework is
also one big headache. However, a Malaysian mother found a 2 way.
Nurafiza Nadzirah Razali posted online a clever way to 3 a reward (奖励) system for her kids. She
gave them money for every task they have completed. The list of chores 4 cleaning up the house and putting
away their toys for RM50 each, studying for RM150 and even not fighting with each other for RM10 to RM15.
5 both her boys had a hard time sleeping, she also rewarded them with RM50 for going to bed. Nufafiza also
opened a “mini market” at her home for her kids to spend the money 6 . Her sons could buy snacks at her
mini market which opens from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The money she gave to her kids was not real money.
Because of this 7 , both of her children are now more active to do their chores. Her post has got over
15, 000 likes and has been shared over 27, 000 times. Many parents have begun to imitate her.
In fact, doing chores can play a very important role in children’s development. First, chores teach them
basic 8 , like cooking, cleaning and so on. Second, doing chores is a good way to exercise children’ s bodies.
It helps them live 9 . Third, doing chores creates chances for parents and children to be together and the
1 0 between them become much closer.
1．A．certain B．last C．easy D．safe
2．A．common B．traditional C．creative D．strict
3．A．take care of B．depend on C．cut out D．come up with
4．A．allowed B．explained C．added D．included
5．A．Although B．Because C．Whenever D．Until
6．A．in B．near C．on D．from
7．A．house B．system C．post D．market
8．A．truth B．facts C．skills D．lessons
9．A．happily B．healthily C．comfortably D．quietly
10．A．role B．location C．laughter D．relationship（22-23八年级下·安徽亳州·期末）“Is it OK to let my child do the chores at home?” “Should I punish
(惩罚) him if he 1 to do the chores?”
Parents often think of these questions. What should parents do to get their 2 to do the chores?
Let’s read a story first.
Mary was 3 her grandpa in the countryside. They enjoyed being with each other very much.
Grandpa 4 Mary for a ride in his car every afternoon. Every night, Grandpa washed his socks and 5
them to dry.
One day, Mary said to her grandpa, “I want to help you wash socks.” Mary was 6 eight years old,
but her grandpa agreed. He believed Mary could do it well. Mary was 7 to wash the socks for her
grandpa. She washed them 8 , so the socks became very clean. She thought since her little hands could
do this work, she could do a lot more for 9 .
So parents should give children chances (机会) to do the chores. They should let their children know they
are 10 in the family. It’s very important to a child’s development.
1．A．agrees B．like C．stops D．refuses
2．A．father B．mother C．children D．sisters
3．A．visiting B．calling C．answering D．asking
4．A．carried B．left C．pushed D．took
5．A．touched B．moved C．hung D．folded
6．A．off B．only C．alone D．forever
7．A．tired B．sorry C．happy D．nervous
8．A．loudly B．easily C．quickly D．carefully
9．A．others B．yourself C．other D．another
10．A．social B．helpful C．lonely D．lovely
（23-24八年级下·安徽安庆·期中）Saturday is Emily’s favorite day of the week. On that day, after doing
her 1 , she is free to do what she wants to do. But today, it was warm and 2 . Emily wanted to
go out right now, so she walked to the door 3 .
Suddenly, little Joe shouted, “Mama, Emily is going outside, 4 she doesn’t do her chores.” Emily
stopped and got back. Mama went into the room. She said, “I know you love the sunshine, Emily, but do you
remember 5 responsibility (责任) means?” Emily answered, “Yes, Mama. Responsibility means doing
what I should do so I can grow up to 6 myself.” Mama smiled (笑) and went away.
Emily began to do her chores. She 7 her bed, put the toys in the box and placed her books on thebookshelf. She picked up the clothes on the floor and carried 8 to the bathroom. There she washed the
clothes and cleaned the mirror.
Emily ran 9 her mom and shouted, “Mama, I’m done with my chores. I’m going to play outside
now.” “Good girl,” her mom said.
Though Emily 10 chores, she was glad that she could help Mama.
1．A．homework B．chores C．reading D．training
2．A．sunny B．rainy C．windy D．snowy
3．A．differently B．easily C．quietly D．loudly
4．A．but B．so C．because D．or
5．A．how B．what C．where D．when
6．A．take after B．fix up C．give up D．depend on
7．A．took B．developed C．made D．dropped
8．A．her B．us C．it D．them
9．A．for B．to C．with D．on
10．A．disliked B．liked C．enjoyed D．started
重难语篇拔高练
（24-25八年级下·江苏扬州·期中）It’s easy to know if the plate I’m washing is my grandfather’s—it will
have no food left. He grew up nearly licking (舔) his plate clean and 1 does it at 90 years of age. My
younger brother is the exact 2 —there’s always food left over. The feel of warm water and the
slipperiness (湿滑) of dish soap on dinner plates comfort me a lot at the end of the day.
About a year ago, our family dishwasher broke. My dad had just left for a work trip, so I 3 to do
the dishes by hand to help out my mom who was always run off her feet.
At first, doing the dishes 4 troubled me. I was in a rush to get them done 5 I had a lot
of homework to finish as a student in high school. However, 6 , bad time makes a man. The task of
washing dishes really changed me. And when we finally got the 7 dishwasher set up, I still continued to
wash the dishes by hand after dinner, confusing my mother a lot.
I always start with the dinner plates. I have learned to turn them over and wash the 8 which will
have dried-up food at times. Then I move to the bowls and then the dishes used to cook and serve.
Washing dishes by hand, for about 15 minutes every day, I can slow down time and 9 everything
in the world as my mind, eyes and hands focus on (专注于) a simple task that would 10 bring success.Now I’m able to wash away my worries and sink myself more sincerely into enjoying it.
1．A．only B．almost C．still D．already
2．A．similar B．example C．surprise D．opposite
3．A．refused B．offered C．dreamed D．remembered
4．A．gently B．slowly C．greatly D．quietly
5．A．before B．because C．when D．until
6．A．by the way B．to tell the truth C．as a saying goes D．what’s more
7．A．expensive B．poor C．free D．new
8．A．bottoms B．sides C．corners D．covers
9．A．forget B．lose C．avoid D．throw
10．A．never B．sometimes C．seldom D．always
