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1、1 八年级上册-副词练习题【2016/12/8 Miss Lu】1.How often do you drink milk?I don t like it,so I _drink it.A.always B.usually C.hardly ever D.often2.Does Tom always finish his homework on time?Yes,of course.He_ leaves today s work until tomorrow.A.also B.never C.only D.usually3.Tom studies _.He _plays with his fr
2、iends.A.hard;hard B.hardly;hardly C.hard;hardly D.hardly;hard4.They are going to have a picnic _ next week.A.sometime B.some time C.sometimes D.some times5.There is a big cake._ share it.A.May be we can B.We may be C.Maybe we can D.Maybe can we 6.Please remember not to speak _ in the reading room.A.
3、loudly B.slowly C.quietly D.quickly7.-Thanks for inviting me.But I m so sorry I can t come.-No matter._another time.A.Maybe B.Especially C.Please8.I don t think you study _.You should study _A.hardly;hard B.hard;hard C.hard;harder D.harder;hard 9.Stay away from junk food,please!It s bad for us,for c
4、hildren.A.especially B.recently C.probably 10.-How often do you watch TV,Tom?-_.AHalf an hour BTwice CHardly ever DVery11._ do you exercise?AHow often BHow soon CHow long DHow many12._ is it from here?Ten minutes walk.A.How long B.How C.How far D.How often13.We _ used(使用)computers many years ago,but
5、 now they re everywhere.A.always B.often C.usually D.hardly ever14.It rains so _ that people can _ go hiking in the mountains.A.hardly,hardly B.hard,hard C.hard,hardly D.hardly,hard16.How often do you go to the movies?_.I m not interested in it at all.A.Always B.Hardly ever C.Sometimes D.usually17.H
6、e was so angry with his students that he could _ say a word.A.always B.sometimes C.almost D.hardly18.He _ late for school.A.is often B.often is C.does often D.often does19.-Does Liu Hua ever guess the meaning of English words?,-He _ guesses the meaning,of new words.He uses his dictionary all the tim
7、e.A.usually B.always C.never D.sometimes20.It is raining very_.A.heavy B.heavily C.heavier D.more heavily2 21.-How is Susan?-Oh,she lives abroad,so I _ ever see her.A.hardly B.greatly C.clearly D.nearly22.She doesn t like eating eggs at all,so she _eat them.A.always B.never C.sometimes23.My father w
8、oks _,He _ relaxes on weekends.A.hard,hardly B.hard,hard C.hardly,hardly D.hardly,hard24.-Do you often go shopping,Tina?-No,_.I didn t like shopping at all.A.always B.never C.sometimes D.usually25.The students should take the exams_.A.serious B.seriously C.bad D.worse 26.I don t like fruits.I _ eat
9、them.A.always B.often C.hardly ever27.My parents _ at home on weekends.A.are all B.are both C.all are D.both are28.Please take it _,I m not telling a joke.A.clearly B.quietly C.loudly D.seriously29.Did Liu Ming do a good job in the competition?Yes,he did everything_.A.loudly B.badly C.friendly D.car
10、efully30.We play sports on school days.You know,we dont have enough time and have to do lots of homework.A.often B.usually C.hardly D.ever31.What TV shows do you like,talk shows or talent shows?A.good B.well C.better D.best32.English is too difficult for me.I cant learn it well.A.always B.never C.ev
11、er D.hardly33.Li Xing s illness(病)is very_.You must take his illness _.A.serious,seriously B.serious,serious C.seriously,seriously D.seriously,serious34.The goldfish move very _ and sleep _.A.slow,lots of B.slow,a lot of C.slowly,a lot D.slowly,a lot of35._,his new neighbor fell off his bike last we
12、ek,and he was badly hurt.A.Luckily B.Lucky C.Unluckily D.Unlucky36.Dont worry,sir.Im sure I can run to catch up with them.A.slowly enough B enough slowly C.fast enough D.enough fast37.Simon plays football every Monday and Thursday,so he plays _a week.A.once B.twice C.every two days D.sometimes 38.He
13、 often gets up very late.He _ takes exercise in the morning.A.always B.usually C.hardly ever D.quite often 39.-Do you play computer games?-No,_.I don t like them at all.A.always B.often C.usually D.never40.Jack works _.He_ plays computer games after school.A.hard,hard B.hardly,hardly C.hard,hardly D
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21、denly43.Lucy dances very _.A.well B.good C.bad D.Much44.-_ does your father watch TV?-He is always busy,so he _watches TV.A.How long;sometimes B.How often;hardly everC.How many;never D.How much;always45.-What does she do on weekends?-She _goes to the movies.A.sometimes B.sometime C.some times D.some
22、 time 46.You say you will be late,but why are you late again?A.never B.often C.always D.usually47.Do you go to school on foot？A.everyday B.everydays C.every day D.every days48.Please go into your room.Your father is sleeping.A.quiet B.quietly C.finally49.Li Ping always gets up early and he is late f
23、or school.A.usually B.often C.sometimes D.hardly ever50.-I didn t know you take a bus to school.-Oh,I take a bus,but it is snowing now.A.hardly B.never C.sometimes D.usually51.-_ do you have an English party?-Once a month.A.How old B.How far C.How often D.How long52.-Does Ann like playing basketball
24、?-No,she doesn t.She _plays sports.A.often B.usually C.once a week D.hardly ever53.-_ is it from your home to your school?-About 10minutes walk.A.How far B.How long C.How often D.How much54.-_are they staying in Beijing?-For three days.A.How often B.How long C.How old D.How soon55.Jack ran _ to catc
25、h up with other students.A.enough fast B.enough slow C.fast enough D.slow enough56.Try on this T-shirt.I think it fits you _.A.good B.well C.nice D.fine57.-What do you think of the fish?-It looks _,but tastes_.A.good;bad B.well;bad C.well;badly D.good;badly58.Can you please speak _,Lucy?We can t hea
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34、Dusually63.Sandy does not have much time to play tennis.She_ plays tennis.Aalways B often Cusually Dseldom64.Let s enjoy the song“Yesterday Once More”.It sounds_.A.bad B.sadly C.well D.wonderful65.-_ do you send an e-mail to your cousin?-Sometimes.A.How long B.How much C.How often D.How soon66.-Woul
35、d you like a cup of coffee?-No,thanks.I _drink coffee.A.almost B.still C.hard D.hardly二、按要求完成句子。1.I often go shopping.(对画线部分提问)_ _ do you go shopping?2.My little sister sleeps eight hours every day.(对画线部分提问)_ _ _ does your little sister _ every day?3.Many boys watch football matches on TV four or fi
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