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初三英語完形填空專練AMrWhiteisamemberofhisoffice.He?s1andcaneasilydealwithallkindsofmatters.Sohe?salways2morethanhisworkmates.Ofcoursehe'soften3andhasnotimetodothehousework.Hiswife4himwellanddoesallathome.5!theirdaughterwashurtinatrafficaccidentlastmonthandhadtobe6.NowMrs.Whitetolookafterherthere7shecan'tgohome.Mr.Whiteofteneatssomethingintherestaurant.Ashe8didsomecleaning,theroomswerealldisorderly（零亂不堪）.Yesterdaymorning,beforeMr.Whitegotup,thetelephone.Hesatuptoanswerit.Hisfriendtoldhimtoanimportanttelephonenumberdown.Buthecouldfindapieceofpaper.Hefoundtherewasmuchdus灰塵）onthetableandwrotethenumberonit.Butsoonhe12itandwenttowork.Twohourslater13camebackandlookedforasweaterforherdaughter.Herhusbandcameinwhileshewas14thetable.Hecouldn′t15thenumberonthetableandcalledoutangrily,“Wholetyoucleanthetable( ) A. importantB.strongC.good D.able( )A. helpedB.thoughtC.paidD. asked( )A. busy B. quiet C. lazyD.happy( )A. sees B. knows C. misses D.takes careof( )A. Well B. Once C. What?smoreD. Bad luck( ) A. inhospitalB. outsideC.inbed D. intime( ) A. butB. orC.whileD.and( ) A. notB. neverC.almostD.often( ) A. shoutedB.spokeC.rangD. called( ) A. write B.rememberC.understand D. use( ) A. either apenorB.neitherapennor C.bothapenandD.notonlyapenbut( ) A. forgot B.readC.tookD.threw( )A.heB.hisfriendC.hiswifeD.hisdaughter( )A.brushingB.walkinginC.leavingD.cleaning（ ）A.findoutB.listentoC.seeD.writeBBilllovedtoscubedive.Helovedtobeinthe1water.Helovedtowatchthebeautifulplantsand2.OneSaturdayafternoonBillwasscubadivingneartheFloridacoast（海濱）.Hewas3somebeautifulfish.Suddenly,thewaterpulled4down.Billtriedtoswimup,buthefailed.Billlookeddownand5ahugepipe（管道）.Itwasabout16feetacross直徑）.Thepipewas6theseafloor.ThewaterwaspullingBillintothepipe.Again,Billtriedtoswimup,again,hefailed.Afewmomentslater,Billwasinsidethepipe.Thewaterwas7pullinghim.WhrewashegoingWhatwasattheendofthepipeThenBillremembered:There8abigfactorynearby.Thepipewentstraighttothefactory.Bill9therewasprobablyapump（抽水機(jī)）attheendofthepipe.Thenhefeltafraid.Forfourlongminutes,Billwasinthepipe.Hecouldsee.Everythingwasblack.ThenBillsawsomethingblue.wasitItwasbluesky!Billwasoutofthe12!hewasinapoolofwateratthefactory.13,therewasnopumpattheendofthepipe.Therewasonlyapoolofwater.Aworkeratthefactory14Billoutofthewater.Billhadafewcutsonhislegsandarms,15hewasnotreallyhurt.（ ）A. hotC. deepD.clear（ ）A. flowers B.fish C. trees D. birds（ ）A. lookingat B.lookingafter C.looking overup（ ）A. thefish B. him C. theplantsD. her（ ）A. seesB. saw C. seeingD. to see（ ）A. toB.onC. at D. under（ ）A. stillB. evenC.onlyD. also（ ）A.isB.wereC.areD.was（ ）A.askedB.foundC.believedD.thought（ ） A. anything B.somethingC.nothing D. everything（ ）A. WhenB. Where C.WhatD. How（ ） B. factoryC.waterD.pipe（ ） B. UnluckilyC.Surprisingly D.Badly（ ）A. put B.pressed C.pulled D.pushed（ ）A. andB. orC. butD.soCMr.Perkinstoodatthebus-stopandwatchedthecarsgoby.ManyofthecarswerenewBeta400s,1mostofthemwereyellow.Mr.Perkinalways2tasameclothesasothermen,atethesame3-asotherpeople,anddidthesamethingsafterwork,and4theendoftheweek,Mr.Perkindidnotliketobe5.Thefollowingweek,Mr.Perkinboughtanew,bright,yellowBeta400.Hewasvery6withit,anddrovetoworkinit7thenextday.Hewasevenmorepleasedwithhisnewcar,whenhe8alltheotherBeta400s,infront,behind,andon9sidesofit.MrPerkinparkedhiscarinabigcar-parknearhisoffice,andwalkedthe10oftheway.Butwhenhecamebackatfiveo'clocktherewere11manybrightyellowBeta400sinthecar-parkthatMrPerkindidnotknow12carwashis.Hetriedhis13insomeofthecars,butpeoplepassingby14himalookthathedidnotlike.Sohestopped.15MrPerkinhadtowaitfornearlytwohoursuntilhiswastheonlyyellowBeta400inthecar-park.（ ）C.orD.because（ ）A.wore C.put（ ）A. drink B.appleC.foodD.meal（ ）A. atB. onC.to D.with（ ）A. free B.busyC. sameD.different（ ）A. angry B.pleased D.fine（ ）A. nearly B.rather C.justD.very（ ）A.sawB.soldC.boughtD.heard（ ）A.eachB.bothC.eitherD.neither（ ） C. last D. rest（ ） C. too（ ）B.thatC.whichD.whose（ ） C. best D. way（ ）A.had（ ）D.PoorDSarahWinchesterlivedinCalifornia.Shewasaverywoman.Shedidn'tbuymanyjwwels（珠寶or2clothes.3,shespentmillionsofdollarsin4ahouse.Shebegantodoitattheageof45.ThestrangethingaboutSarah′s5wasthatitseemedneverfinished.Theworkonthehousewentfor386becauseSarahwasafraidto7buildingit.Sarah'shousewasnearSanJose.Everyday,alotof8arrivedtheretoworkforher.Sarahwantedmoreroomsandmoredoorsandmorewindows,9theworkerskeptonbuildingthem.Thehousewassevenfloorshighandhad160rooms.Therewere200doorsand1,00010.Therewerealsothreelifts,ninekitchens,and47fireplaces.WhydidSarahwantahousethekeptgetting11ItwasbecauseSarahwasafraidof12.Shethoughtshewoulddiewhenthehousewasfinished,soshedidn'twantherhousetobefinished.SarahWinchester′s13seemedtohaveorked（奏效）14shelivedtobe83yearsold.But15—herhousewasfinished.（ ）A. poor B. richC.usefulD.brave（ ）A. cheap B. expensive C.simple D.old（ ）A. Still B. UsuallyC.Instead D.Even（ ）A. building B.buying C.sellingD.setting（ ）A. door B. windowC.kitchenD.house（ ）A. years B. monthsC. weeksD. days（ ）A. keep B. enjoyC.stopD.help（ ）A.driversB.workersC.farmersD.visitors（ ）A.butB.untilC.sinceD.so（ ） A. floors B.kitchensC.windowsD. rooms（ ）A. bigger B.smaller C.strongerD. cleaner（ ）A.workingB.dyingC.livingD.growing（ ）A. ageB. familyC. planD.husband（ ）A. orB.becauseC. neitherD.nor（ ）A.hardlyB.usefullyC.carefullyD.finallyEIcan'trememberwhenIstartedcollectinglitter.ButitwaswhenIgottiredof1litternearbyandrealizedthatnooneelsewasgoingtopickitup.Ilive2aforestinOhio,America.Icanwalkthere3threeminutes.Iusedtolovegoingtheretoplaywithmydog.Butonedaytherewas4muchlittertherethatIbecameveryunhappy.IdecidedIhadtocleanuptheforest.Iwantedto5—happygoingthereagain.I6myfirsttriptocleantheforestthatafternoon.Itookabigblackrubbishbagwithme.Tenminutes7startingtopickuplitter,mybagwasfull!Ithadcans,8,brokenglassandnewspapersinit.Fromthenon,I9totheforestfourtimesayeartopickuplitter.I'moftenthereforthreehours.Itmakesmefeel10todosomethingfortheenvironment.Aftereachtrip,Ilookatallthelitter11I?vefound.If12ofitisrecyclable,Ikeepit.I13understandwhypeopledroplitter.ButIwillkeeppickingitup14theystopdroppingit.IknowIamonlydoingasmallbit15theEarth,butIstillthinkitisimportant.( ) A. seeingB.throwingC. dropping D. cleaning( ) A. farawayfromB.near C.nearly D. alone( ) A. afterB.forC.with D.in( )A.suchB.veryC.soD.too( )A.makeB.feelC.lookD.find6.A.wentB.madeC.gotD.tried7.afterB.laterC.beforeD.of8.A.juiceboxplasticbagbottlesD.waster6.A.wentB.madeC.gotD.tried7.afterB.laterC.beforeD.of8.A.juiceboxplasticbagbottlesD.wasterpapers9.A.hadgoneB.havegoneC.wentD.willgo10.A.tiredB.sadC.interestingD.great11.A.whatB.whomC.whereD.that12.A.manyB.someC.anyD.much13.A.didn?B.mustn'tC.needn'tD.can't14.A.untilB.aftersoonasD.when15.A.helpedB.tohelpC.helpD.helping9.A.hadgoneB.havegoneC.wentD.willgo10.A.tiredB.sadC.interestingD.great11.A.whatB.whomC.whereD.that12.A.manyB.someC.anyD.much13.A.didn?B.mustn'tC.needn'tD.can't14.A.untilB.aftersoonasD.when15.A.helpedB.tohelpC.helpD.helpingFrancoisawaiterinNewYorkhasoneweek1forsummerholidayeveryyear.Lastsummerhe_2totakeatriptoCalifornia.Hedidn'twanttogo3plane.Sohedecidedtotakethe4fromNewYorktoCalifornia.Thetrain5PennStationinNewYorkCityonMondayat10:00.Francotriedtosleepthatnight,6hecouldn't.hewastoo7becauseheknewthistripwasawonderfulidea.Forfivedays,Francodidn't8thetrain.Heoftenhada—9—throughthetrainandtalkedwiththeotherpassengers.Sometimeshewalkedbetweenthecarstoget10freshair.Hehadallhismealsinthediningcar.11,at2:45.onFriday,thetrainstoppedinSanFrancisco.Francowashappytoleavethetrain.OnSunday,Francotookaflight12toNewYork.He13outofthewindowoftheairplaneandimagined（想象）thedesert,mountains,farms,andcities14.Afterawhile,heclosedhiseyesandstartedtomakeplansforhis15—summerholiday.（ ）A. in B.on C. offD.over（ ）A. has decidedB.decidedC. decidesD.deciding（ ）A. by B.on C. inD.for（ ）A. shipB.bus C.planeD. train（ ）A.gotB.leftC.startedD.arrived（ ）A.butB.andC.thenD.so（ ）A. sad B. angry C. tired D.excited（ ）A. get down B.getoutC getoff D.getin（ ）A. seat B. walk C. bedD.table（ ）A. any B. every C. each D.some（ ）A. Final B. Late C. Finally D.Lately（ ）A.backB.towardC.acrossD.through（ ）A. sawB.looked C. noticed D.showed（ ）A. below B. above C. underD.over（ ）A. first B. thelast C.nextD.thenextGTomisfouryearsoldnow.hisfatherworksinamiddleschooland1.there.Hismotherworksinashopandhisgrandmalooksafterhim2.Theboyiscleverandalways3thatheknowsmorethanhislittlefriendstoo.OnemorningTom'sfather4earlier.Theschoolinwhichheworkswasgoingtoholdasportsmeetingthatday.Ofcoursehewasgoingtobe5thananyotherteacherinhisschool.AbouttwohourslaterTom'sgrandma6sick.Herheadhurtbutshecouldn'tgotoseea7byherself.Shecalledherson,but8answered.Sosheaskedthelittleboytogototellhisfatheraboutit.AssoonasTomwentout,he9hisfriendHenry.Andheaskedhimtogotherewithhim.Theboyswantedtowatchthesportsmeetingandthey10—wenttherehappily.Whentheygottotheschool,therewerealotofpeopleonthe11andtheboys'400-metrerelayrace12.Theystoppedtowatchit.AndTom13_whathisgrandmatoldhimtodo.Theywereattractedbytherace.Henryasked,“Whyisthefrontboyrunningsofast”O(jiān)fcourseTomdidn'tknowaboutit.He14foraminuteandsaid,“Whatafool!Don'tyouseetheotherboyswith15intheirhandsarerunningafterhim”（ ）A.studiesB.teachersC.talksaboutD.watches（ ）A.atschoolB.inthezooC.intheshopD.athome（ ） A. tells B.wants C. shoesD. likes（ ） A. leftB.stayed C. came D. ate（ ）A. early B.freer C. busy D. busier（ ）A. wantedB.felt C. guessed D.hoped（ ）A. teacher B.policeman C. doctorD. worker（ ）A.nobodyB.somebodyC.everybodyD.anybody（ ）A. metB. hit C.heard D.listened to（ ）A. allB. some C.many D. both（ ）A. classroomB. playground C.garden D. park（ ）A. finishedB.endedC.began D.happened（ ）A. rememberedB.forgotC.knewD.said（ ）A. sawB.playedC.thoughtD. jumped（ ）A. sticksB.ballsC.tickets D.knivesMikeFinedayhaslovedflyingsincehewassmall.Whenhewasthreeyearsold,hisdadtookhimtoanairshow.Mikelovedthesoundsoftheplane,heofbecomingandairplanepilot（飛行員）someday.AsMikegrewup,helearnedasashecouldaboutflying.Hewantedtogotoflyingschooluniversity.Hekeptonhisparentsaboutitallthetime.Atthattime,pilottrainingwasvery.Mike'sparentscouldn'taffordit.LaterMikebecameasalesman.Hehopedtogetlotsofmoneyforflyingschool.HetraveledAmericaforhisfactory.Helikedtotravel,byplane.Tosavemoney,heusuallystayedincheaphotels.Onemorning,MiketoAltanta.Ontheplane,afterbreakfast,hewentto.Sometimelater,hewokeup.Thetwomenbesidehimweretalkinginavoice.WhenMikeheardtheword“hijack（劫持）"，henearlyoutofhisseat,buthepretended（假裝）hewasstill.helistenedwhenthetwomentalked.Mikequicklylearnedwhatwas.TheyplannedtohijacktheplanetoCuba.ThismadeMikevery.HeknewhehadtostopthembeforetheybegantheirMikepretendedtousethewashroom.Onthewayhemeta八0$士0$$（空姐）andtoldheraboutthecoming.Amomentla