中考英語自主招生題精選

全國名校自主招生完形填空試題集——：Alittleboyinvitedhismothertoattendhisschool'sfirstteacher-parentmeeting.Tothelittleboy's31 ,shesaidshewouldgo.This32bethefirsttimethathisclassmatesandteacher33hismotherandhefeltashamedofher34.Althoughshewasabeautifulwoman,therewasascar疤痕）that35nearlytherightsideofherface.Theboyneverwantedto36whyorhowshegotthescar.Atthemeeting,thepeoplewere37bythekindnessandnaturalbeautyofhismotherthoughtherewasascar,butthelittleboywasstill38andhidhimselffromeveryone,39aconversationbetweenhismotherand40.Theteacherasked41,“Howdidyougetthescaronyourface?”Themotheranswered,"42mysonwasababy,hewasinaroomthatcaughtfire.Everyonewas43afraidtogoinbecausethefirewas44,butIwentin.AsIwasrunningtowardhisbed,IsawapieceofwoodcomingdownandIplacedmyselfoverhimtryingtoprotecthim.Iwasknockedsenselessbut45,afiremancameinandsavedbothofus.”Shetouched摸著）the46sideofherface.“Thisscarwillbe47 ,buttothisday,Ihavenever48whatIdid.”Atthispoint,thelittleboycameoutrunningtowardhismotherwithtearsinhiseyes.Heheldhermotherinhisarmsand49agreatsenseofthesacrifice件犧牲）thathismotherhadmadeforhim.Heheldherhandtightlyforthe50oftheday.31.AenjoymentB.disappointment C、surpriseD、excitement32.A、wouldB、couldC.shouldD.must33.A、noticedB、greetedC、accepted D.met34.A、hairB、faceC、clothesD、smile35.A、includedB、passedC、coveredD、decorated36.A、talkaboutB、thinkaboutC、careaboutD、hearabout37.A、impressedB、surprisedC、excitedD、careful38.A、surprisedB、sadC、happyD、embarrassed（尷尬）39.A、listeningtoB、lookingatC、hearing D、watching40.A.himself B、theparentsC、theteacher D、hisclassmates41.A.carefullyB.seriouslyC.nervously D.anxiously（焦急的）42.A.AsB.WhenC.SinceD.While43.AsoB.muchC.quiteD.too44.A.outofcontrolB.undercontrolC.incontrolD.overcontrol45.A、surelyB.hopefullyC.luckilyD.unluckily46.A.leftB.cryingC.rightD.burned47.A、uglyB、lastingC、serious D、frightenied（可怕的）48.A、forgotB、recognizedC、considered D、regretted49.A.feltB、realizedC、enjoyedD、told50.A、othersB、otherC、restD、following二：Oneday,aletteraboutaschoolreunion聚會）cametomyhouse.I51tomywifesayingthatIwasgoingonabusinesstrip.Afterthereunion,Iwentdowntotheoldshack破舊房屋）,justoutofcuriosity（好奇）.Onmy52,Ifoundmymother53onthecoldground.ButIdidnotcry54.Shehadapieceofpaperinherhand.Itwasaletter55me.“Myson,Ithinkmylifehasbeenlongenoughnow.I56visitSeoul（首爾）anymore,57woulditbetoomuchtoaskifIwantedyouto58avisittomeonceinawhile?Imissyousomuch.AndIwasso59whenIheardyouwerecomingforthereunion.ButI60Iwouldnotgototheschool,foryou.I’msorrythatIhaveonlyone

eye,andIbrought61onyou.Yousee,whenyouwereverylittle,you62anaccident,andlostyoureye.Asamother,Icouldn’t63watchingyouhavingtogrowupwithonlyoneeye,soIgaveyoumine.Itooksomuch64inmysonwhowasseeingawholenewworldforme,inmy65,withthateye.Iwasneverangrywithyouat66youdid.Whenyouwereangrywithmeacoupleoftimes,Ithought67myself,"it's68helovesme.”Imissthetimeswhenyouwerestillyoungaroundme.Imissyousomuch.Iloveyou.You69theworldtome.”Myworldsuddenlybrokeintopieces.ThenIcriedforthepersonwho70forme—MYMOTHER.51.A.wentB.telephonedC.repliedD.lied52.A.returnB.arrivalC.wayD.trip53.A.deadB.aliveC.gladD.sad54.A.afterallB.aboveallC.atallD.inall55.A.forB.toC.aboutD.from56.A.won'tB.can'tC.shouldn'tD.mustn't57.A.andB.thenC.butD.however58.A.giveB.payC.offerD.provide59.A.happyB.angryC.bitterD.crazy60.A.decidedB.hopedC.thoughtD.realized61.A.joyB.shameC.excitement D.surprise62.A.gotthroughB.cametoC.metwithD.fellinto63.A.avoidB.allowC.help D.stand64.A.prideB.pleasureC.interestD.satisfaction65.A.seatB.homeC.mindD.place66.A.somethingB.anything C.everything D.all67.A.byB.forC.inD.to68.A.forB.whyC.becauseD.asif69.A.bringB.takeC.supplyD.mean70.A.wroteB.livedC.workedD.died三：Ablindboysatonthestepsofabuildingwithahatbyhisfeet.Heheldupa71whichsaid:"Iamblind.please72”Therewereonlyafew73inthehat.Amanwaswalkingby.Hetookafewcoinsfromhispocketand74themintothehat.Hethentookthesign,turnedit75andwrotesomewords.Heputthesignback76everyonewhowalkedbywouldseethe77words.Soonthehatbeganto78.Alotmorepeoplewere79moneytoblindboy.Thatafternoonthemanwhohad80thesigncametoseehowthingswere.Theboyrecognized認(rèn)識）his81andasked,“Wereyoutheonewhochangedmysignthismorning?Whatdidyouwrite?”Themansaid,“Ionlywrotethe82.Isaidwhatyousaidbutina83way.”Whathehadwrittenwas:"TodayisabeautifuldaybutIcannotseeit”Doyouthinkthefirstsignandthesecondsignwere84thesamething?Ofcoursebothsignstoldpeopletheboywas85.Butthefirstsign86saidtheboywasblind.Thesecondsigntoldpeopletheywereso87thattheywerenotblind.Whenlifegivesyou100reasonsto88,showlifethatyouhave1,000reasonstosmile.Faceyourpastwithout89.Dealwithyourpresentwithconfidence.Prepareforthefuturewithoutfear害怕）. 90thefaithanddropthefear.71.A.noticeB.signC.advertisementD.mark

71.A.noticeB.signC.advertisementD.mark72.A.helpB.seeC.stopD.care73.A.checksB.billsC.coinsD.account74.A.mixedB.pushedC.hidD.dropped75.A.aroundB.backC.upD.down76.A.evenifB.incaseC.sothatD.asif77.A.funnyB.clearC.meaningfulD.new78.A.fillupB.takeupC.comeoutD.workout79.A.lendingB.givingC.owingD.sending80.A.turnedB.threw C.changedD.renewed81.A.faceB.footstepsC.behavior D.words82.A.caseB.weather C.causeD.truth83.A.differentB.similarC.cleverD.direct84.A.reportingB.sayingC.translatingD.informing85.A.afraidB.poor C.weak D.blind86.A.clearlyB.simplyC.actuallyD.naturally87.A.luckyB.rich C.healthyD.happy88.A.regretB.apologizeC.cryD.fail89.A.sadnessB.regretC.comfortD.worry90.A.Understand B.HoldC.FindD.Keep四：Today,itisabigproblemforyounggraduatestogetsatisfyingjobs.91thattherearethousandsofdifferentkindsofjobsintheworld.Choosingtherightoneitselfisnoteasy."Findingajob"isnot92as"choosingajob".Manyyoungpeopleendupinajobbecausetheyarenot93forit.Sometimes"chance"may94amoreimportantpartthan"decision".Hereareafewstepstohelpyouthinkaboutjobs95youmightenjoydoingafterschooloruniversity.First,itisimportant96whatkindofpersonyouare,whichspecialqualities97yououtstanding（出眾）amongpeopleandwhatyouareinterestedin.Thereisadifference98aninterestandaskill.Ifyouike99andenjoylookingatpictures,thatisaninterest.Butifyoucan100ahorsethatlookslikeahorsenotabigdog,thatisa101.Thenaskyourselfaquestion,"Inthefollowingthreeareas—skillswithpeople,skillswithinformationandskillswiththings,whichareyour102skills?"After103yourskills,thenextstepisresearch.To104asmanydifferentkindsofjobsaspossible,gotothelibraryandreadbooks,magazinesandnewspapersforinformation.Askyourfriends105theworktheydo.Finally,trustyourownideasandyourownthinking!Itisyourownlife,justfindthejobyoureallyenjoydoing.91.A:It'ssayingB:It'ssayC:ItissaidD:Itsays92.A:sameB:assameC:sogood D:thesame93.A:suitableB:fittedC:ableD:matched94.A:takeB:playC:haveD:choose95.A:whichB:whatC:ifD:whether96.A:feelB:realizeC:tofeelD:torealize97.A:helpsB:makesC:makeD:help98.A:bothB:betweenC:fromD:among.A:artB:musicC:sportsD:acting.A:rideB:feedC:drawD:treat.A:successB:skillC:hobbyD:failure.A:goodB:thebestC:betterD:best.A:examineB:haveexaminedC:examiningD:examined.A:findoutB:lookoutC:findD:lookup.A:whatdotheythinkof B:howdotheythinkofC:whattheythinkof D:howtheythinkof五：Readingabookishelpful.Butmanypeopledon'tknowthewaystoreadadifficultbook.Thefollowingstepswillhelpyoufeel106aboutthebookyouread.Catchthemainpoint.Payattentiontowhatyoucancatchand107behindwhatyoucan't.Youmayunderstandsomethingimportantthroughreading.However,therearesomeideasthatyoumaynotfollowing.Butremembertomoveonandyouwill108themainideaofthebook.Giveitafirstread.Youmayfindthateachsectionofthe109needsspecialattention.However,it'snotgoodtokeepyour110oneveryword.Itisbettertogetageneralideaofthebook,ratherthanreadthewholebookcarefully.The111youread,thebetteryouareatreading.Giveitasecond112Thistimeyou’dbetterreadmoreslowlyandcarefully.Themainideaofthebookisclear.Youshouldcatchmoredetailsofthebook.Whenyoureadthebookforthesecondtime,youwould113muchthatyoudidnotunderstandearlier.Readingabookisnotadifficulttaskanylongerbecausethereisnotsuchathing114adifficultbook.Italldependsonhowyouenjoyit.115liesinthemind,butnotinthebook.So,openyoureyesandreadanybooksonthebookcase..A.relaxedB.worriedC.surprisedD.disappointed.A.readB.forgetC.rememberD.leave.A.askB.considerC.getD.agree.A.notebookB.bookC.paperD.picture.A.eyesB.earsC.handsD.mouth.A.fastB.fasterC.slowD.slower.A.work B.listen C.read D.write.A.think B.believeC.guessD.understand.A.likeB.asC.forD.with.A.DifferenceB.MeaningC.InsteadD.Difficulty六：IspenttwomonthswithanAmericanfamilylastyearwhenIstudiedinAmerica.Itissaidthat“ThebesthouseisintheU.S.A.,thebestwifeisinJapanandthebestfoodisinChina."SoItook116andpleasureto117"thebestfood”formyAmericanfamily.Eachday,thoughIwasweakincooking,Iperformedmyplayin118way：changingthedishes'colour,themeat'stypeorthesoup'sstyle.Thus,myAmericanfriendscoulddiscoverthe119ofeatingChinesefood.Becauseofmy“120”job,Iwasoftenspokehighlyofbytheir121ofappreciation,suchas“verytasty”,“excellent”etc.Butthejokewashere：yesterday,IcookedSichuan-style122fordinner.Iwas123atmyachievement.Whenallthefamilymembersarrivedatthetable,theyfirstlooked124atthefish,thenlookedatme.“Whydoallthefishhavetheir125?”theyasked,"It’sterrible!”Terribleorbeautiful?Idon'tknow.ButI126knowthatfishheadsaredelicious.The127isthebestpartoffish;in128onlytherespectableguestcanhavethespecial129ofenjoyingit.Another 130thingis：theAmericanfriendsoftensaidtome“131”asthey132fruitsorotherthings.AccordingtoChinesetradition,Iwouldsimplysmileinanswertotheirkindness133actuallyhelpingmyselftoanyofthefood.134,Isaid“helpyourself”tothemwheneverIbroughthomefruits.Dearme,nomatterhowmuchorhowoftenIbroughthomefood,aslongasitwasnicetotheirtaste,they135hesitatedtousetheirhandsto“helpthemselves”untilallwasfinished.A.worryB.attentionC.delightD.prideA.buyB.fetchC.cookD.leaveA.theirB.anewC.thesameD.asimpleA . wayB.joyC. troubleD.importanceA . hardB.dailyC .goodD.newA . expressionsB. sentenceC.doingD .smileA . meatB.fishC .soupD.eggA.praisedB.pleasedC.badD.surpriseA.pleasedlyB.excitedlyC.surprisedlyD.worriedlyA.bonesB.flesh(人肉)C.tailsD.headsA.doB.willC.wanttoD.shouldA.tailB.headC.soupD.fleshA.factB.ChinaC.USAD.theWestA.Honour榮譽B.seatC.tableD.plateA.realB.excitingC.interestingD.easyA.pleasehelpusB.excusemeC.helpyourselfD.eatthempleaseA.broughthomeB.wantedC.werebuyingD.wereeatingA.notB.butnotC.withoutD.norA.AtlastB.AboveallC.AfterallD.InreturnA.usualB.oftenC.neverD.had七：ThefamousBritishinventorGeorgeStephensonwasbornin1781anddiedin1848.Oneofhismostimportantinventionswasthetrain.He136hisfirsttrainwhenhewasforty-fouryearsold.Whenhewasexperimentingwiththesteamengine(蒸汽機)onthetrain,hemetthe137fromthegovernment,thenewspapersandthegentlemeninthecountry.Theysaidthatthenoiseandthesmokewould138cows,horsesandsheep,thattheenginewouldburst爆炸)andthathotcoalsfromitwouldsetfiretotheirhouses.Atthattime,139peoplebelievedwhattheysaid.GeorgeStephenson140thepeoplethatthetraincouldgoonsmall141,andcouldpullcarriagesofgoodsandpassengersbuttherewasnogreatdangertothem.Itwasavery142matterforhimtomakethembelieve.However,after143hewasabletodoitandthefirsttrainthatwasdrivenbyStephensonhimself144whathehadsaid.Thefirstdaywhenthepeoplealongthewayheardthenoisesofthetraininthedistanceandsawit145quicklytothem,theyranbackhomeasquicklyastheycouldandclosedtheirdoorsfortheythoughtofitasamonster(妖怪).Theydidnotdaretocomeoutuntilithadpassed.( )136.A.madeB.boughtC.introducedD.did( )137.A.successB.troubleC.peopleD.pleasure( )138.A.buyB.takeawayC.interestD.kill( )139.A.mostB.fewC.onlyafewD.therich( )140.A.saidB.spokeC.toldD.warned( )141.A.roadsB.riversC.steamD.railways( )142.A.easyB.difficultC.pleasantD.light( )143.A.sometimeB.sometimeC.sometimesD.sometimes( )144.A.believedB.seemedC.sensedD.proved( )145.A.runB.torunC.runningD.runner八：WhenIwasintheseventhgrade,Iwasavolunteerinahospital.IspentmostofthetimetherewithMr.Gillespie.Heneverhadany146andnobodyseemedtocareabouthisliving147.Ispentmanydaysholdinghishand,talkingtohimand148anythingthatneededtobedone.Hebecamemyclosefriend,149heonlyrespondedwithanoccasional(偶爾的)squeeze(捏)ofmy150.Ileftforaweektovisitmyparents.AndwhenIcameback,Mr.Gillespiewas151.Ididn’thavethe152toaskthenurseswherehewas.Iwasafraidthattheymight153methathehaddied.Several154later,Ibecameacollegestudent.Oneday,Inoticedafamiliarfaceatagasstation.WhenI155whoitwas,myeyeswerefilledwithtears.Hewas156.HewasMr.Gillespie.Withanuncertainlook157hisface,hereplied“yes”.I158howIknewhim,andthatIhadspentmanyhourstalkingwithhiminthehospital.Hiseyeswerefulloftears,andhegavemethewarmesthugIhadever159.Hebegantotellmethat160helaythereunconsciously(無意識地),hecouldhearmetalkingtohimandcould161meholdinghishandallthetime.Hethoughtitwasanangel,notaperson,whowastherewithhim.Mr.Gillespie