2022年中考英語仁愛版英語復(fù)習(xí)訓(xùn)練：語法綜合檢測

語法綜合檢測Group1一、完形填空（2021濮陽一模）Iusedtowalkaroundthestorewithmyparents.EverytimeIwenttothestore,Iwouldbeg（乞求）myparentstobuy1somethingsuchaschipsandtoys.Icannot2atimewhenIdidn'tbegforanythingatthestore.Mydadsometimes3mybeggingandsaidseriously,“Youcanwasteallthemoneyasyouwantwhenyoumakeitbyyourself.vIlistenedtohim4whenhesaidthat,butIneverreally5themessageDadwastryingtotellme.Idecidedto6part-timeassoonasIwasoldenough.Itookmyfirstjobasababy-sitter.Irememberthe7ofmakingmoneyonmyownandthen8itwithinthenextweek.Itwasgreat!Afewyearslater,Iwasacollegestudent.OnedayIsawsomestudentshandingoutflyers（傳單）.Iwasn，t9itatfirst.ButIchangedmymindafter10theflyer.Itsaid“Lookingforahighpayingjob?Bealifeguard!”IstartedtothinkaboutthemoneyI11makeandapplied（申請）forthejobatonce.However,astimewentby,I12foundthatthemoremoneyImade,thelessIwantedtospend.13wastingmoneyonuselessthings,Istartedsavingup.Iwasjusttheonewhoworkedhardandgotit,14itmeantalottome.Ifinallydiscoveredthe15ofmoney,andmylifehaschangedaloteversince.[CB.youC.meC.meC.meD.themB.forgetC.rememberD.keep]3.A.putoffC.meD.themB.forgetC.rememberD.keep]3.A.putoff]3.A.putoffB.turneddownC.agreedwith]4.A.carefully]3.A.putoffB.turneddownC.agreedwith]4.A.carefullyC.agreedwith]4.A.carefullyD.askedforB.finallyC.sadlyC.agreedwith]4.A.carefullyD.askedforB.finallyC.sadlyC.sadlyD.suddenlyB.explainedC.passedC.sadlyD.suddenlyB.explainedC.passedC.passedD.understood

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onepointrelaxtrainAt7a.m.,wegotonthestate-of-the-artFuxingHaotrainatShanghaiRailwayStation.Westoredourbackpackandfound1.ourseats.Unlikeother2.trainswhichstartwithashakeandmuchnoise,thistrainfeltsosmooththatifyouwerenotlookingoutofwindows,youcould3.hardlytellweweremoving.Yet,withinminutes,wewerepassingovertherailsatspeedsofmorethan350kilometersanhour.Soon,thetownsofEastChinawererushingby.Isawmywifesmilingand4.pointingtoacoinshehadbalancedonthetable.Shetookanothercoinandbalanceditnexttothe5.first,andthenanother,untilshehadalineofcoins.Theystoodthereonthetableformorethan20minutes6.beforeonefinallyfellover.Afterthat,webothwentbacktoreadingandenjoyingthe7.beautyoutside.Wefeltquite8.relaxed.Then,beforeweknewit,weheardtheannouncement（通知）thatwewerearrivinginBeijing.For1,318kilometers,we9.spentonly4hoursand38minutes.Thankstohighspeedtrains,wecantravelinChinamuchmoreconveniently（方便地）.Nodoubt,theywillalsobringthepeopleofthecountry10,closertogether,andintimebringaboutdeepsocialchanges,thefullnatureofwhichnoonecanfullyguess.第二節(jié)（2021唐河一模）Fromtimetotimepeoplehavewonderedwhyreadingisimportant.Readingisimportantformanyreasons.Wewilllookatsomeofthosereasonsbelow:Readingisimportantbecauseitdevelopsthemind.Themindneedsexercise.Understandingthewrittenwordisonewaythemindgrowsinitsability.Teachingyoungchildren11,toreadhelpsthemdeveloptheirlanguageskills.Italsohelpsthemlearntolisten.Everybodywantstotalk,12.butfewcanreallylisten.Lackoflisteningskillscanresultinmajormisunderstandings13.which/thatcanleadtojoblosses,marriagebreakups（破裂），andotherdisasters一smallandgreat.Inaword,readinghelpschildrenfocuson14.whatsomeoneelseiscommunicating.Books,magazinesandeventheInternetaregreatlearningtoolswhichrequire15.theabilitytoreadandunderstandwhatisread.Group2一、完形填空（2021鄭州外國語中學(xué)三模）Oneday,whileIwascoachingkidsinthegymnasticscamp,Iheardamothershoutingatherdaughter.Afterhearingwhattheysaid,IrealizedthegirlwascriticizedG比評）becauseshewasnot]enoughtocompeteatachampionshiplevelduringthedailytraininginthegymnasticscamp.WhatIsaw2meofmymemoriesofthedaywhenoneofmyowngymnasticperformancesputmeclosetotears.Mymotherbecame3illwhenshewasyoung,andshehasneededawheelchaireversince.Butsheneverletthatdiscourage（使氣餒）her.4,shehasraisedfivechildrenandhadherownjobaswell.IrememberedwhenIwasfiveyearsold,myparentstookmetoanearby_5,wherepeopleweredoingallkindsofexercisetorelaxthemselves.Somehow,agymnasticprogramdrewmyattentionandItookparkinit.Beforelong,Iwastotallyattractedbyit.By1972,IwasontheNationalGymnastics（體操）TeamfortheOlympicGames.6thecompetition,allinmymindwasthedeterminationnottoletmycountryandmyselfdown.However,thoughItriedmybest,Ididn，twinagoldmedal,whichmademeso7.Whenthewinnerswerereceivingprizes,I8myparentsinthestands,andweallhadtearsonourfaces."I’msorry.Ididmybest,“Icriedout.Mymothersaid9buttenwordswhichIwouldneverforget,“Doingyourbestismoreimportantthanbeingthebest."10Iunderstoodmymotherbetterthaneverbefore.Shehadneverletherdisability11herfromalwaysdoingherbest.Iwalkeduptothecryinggirlandputanarm12her."Honey,“Isaid,“Iknowyouhavedoneyourbest,anddoingyourbestismoreimportantthanbeingthebest.Youshouldbe13yourself.She14atmewithtearsinhereyes.Maybesomewhere,someday,she，1115thosewordsalong.LCC.good[CC.reminded[A]3.A上adlyC.heavilyLCB.seriousD.fastB.broughtD.tookB.trulyD.stronglyB.Still

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risespreadonearoundManyofusreadnewseveryday.Ibablybecausewe'dliketoknowwhat'shappeningintheworld.TodaywecangetnewsfromTVortheInternet,buthowdidancientpeoplegetnews?Attheverybeginning,information2.spreadbywordofmouth.Peoplelivingintribes（司,落）,gotnewsfromneighborsortravelers.AncientRomanschangedthewaypeopleknewabout3.theircommunities.Theypostedalistof4.dailyhappeningsatpublicsquaresinthecities.AncientChinesepeoplediditin5.anotherway.Thegovernmenthadnewssheetssenttoofficialsinthewholecountrysopeoplecouldknow6.whatwasgoingoninthecapital.Thefifteenthcenturysawbigprogressinprintingtechnologyinthewest.Theprogressbroughtasudden7.riseofnewsbusiness.Printerssoldwhateverpeoplelovedtoread.Inthesixteenthcentury,the8.firstrealnewspaperappeared.Peoplestartedtoformthehabitofreadingnewspapers.Theylikedtosharetheiropinionsonnewspapers.Theinventionoftelegraphmachines9.ledtoanotherbigstepinhistory.Newsstoriesweresenttothepapersinminutesinsteadofweeks.Nowwegetnewsinsecondsfromallovertheworld.Wecan