中考英語二輪專題復(fù)習(xí) 完形填空 記事類二（含答案）

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TheAmericanComputerMuseumwasopentovisitorsin1990inBozeman,Montana.Atfirstitwas

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tobuiltinPrinceton,NewJersey.Thefounders(創(chuàng)造者)movedtoBozemanin1998.He2

foundagreatplacethere.Theydecidedtostartthemuseumthere.WithYellowstoneNatinalParktothesouthandGlaacierNationalParktothenorthwest,the

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ofthemuseumhasrisengreatly.TheAmericanComputerMuseumhasbeen

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bymanyAmericanmagazinestoday.Whenvisitorsfirstenterthemuseum,theyareshownavideoaboutthemuseumand

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collections.Allvisitorsaregiventhe

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tojoinintoursledbyfriendlytourguides.Wehavehadvisitors

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areagedfrom3to93---itisabigfamily.Over1,000exhibits(展覽品)areshowninthemuseum,8thefirstcomputerintheworld.Traveingthroughourmuseum,youwillseethe9

historyof

theinformationage.Computersciencebecomeseasierto10

whenonelearnsaboutit’shistory.(

)1.A.planned

B.invented

C.produced(

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B.byaccident

C.ingeneral(

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B.popularity

C.tast(

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C.handedout(

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C.its(

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C.chance(

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B.how

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C.learn2、The30thOlympicGamestookplaceinLondonfromJulytoAugustin2012.Luckily,Chinese

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fanscouldwatchtheexcitinggamesin3DonTV.Whenyouwatch3DmoviesorTV,youhavetoweara(n)

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pairofglasses.The3Dglassesmakethepicturesfromthescreen

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theyarethereintheroomwithyou.3Dmeanshavingthreedimensions(維度):width,heightanddepth.3Dtechnologyissimilartothewaythatthehumanbrainandeyeswork.

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thepupils(瞳孔)ofaperson’seyesareabout6.5cmapart,whenwelookatsomething,eacheyeseesitfromadifferentangle(角度).Oureyes

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thetwopicturestoourbrain,andthebrainputsthemtogether.Thesmall

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betweenthepicturefromtherighteyeandthepicturefromthelefteyeallowsustoseedepth(立體感).Whenwe

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picturesintwodimensions,eacheyegetsthesameinformation.Thatisbecausethepicturehasnorealdepth,andthereisonlyonewayoflookingatit.A3DmovieorTVneedstwofilmprojectors(放映機).Oneprojectsalefteyepictureandtheotherprojectsarighteyepicture.The3Dglassesallowustosee

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pictureineacheye.Whileone

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3Dfilms,hefeelsthatheisactuallyinthesameenvironmentasthethingshe’swatching.

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,italsohasitsdisadvantages.Peoplewitheyeproblemsmaygetheadachesiftheyspendtoomuchtimewatching3Dmovies.1.A.ballgame

B.music

C.sports2.A.expensive

B.special

C.mysterious3.A.like

B.looklike

C.sound

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B.Because

C.Though

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B.lend

C.send6.A.difference

B.pupil

C.angle7.A.look

B.lookat

C.draw8.A.thesame

B.asimilar

C.adifferent9.A.watch

B.watches

C.iswatching10.A.Whenever

B.However

C.Whatever3、完形填空。MalaysiaAirlines(馬航)flightMH370disappearedfromradar(雷達)screensanhourafterittookoffonMarch8.Ithas__1__formorethan3months.Theplanemayfallintothesea.China，Malaysiaandmanyothercountrieshavejoinedtosearchthe__2__onthesea.Therelativesofthe227passengersand12crew(乘務(wù)人員)are__3__goodnewsfromthem.Howdidtheaccident__4__？Itissaidthattheplanewasattacked(攻擊)bytheterrorists.Somethinktheremaybesomethingwrongwiththeplane，andothersthinktheaccidentmaybe__5__bythemistakeofthecrew.Howeveritis__6__totellthereasonbecausetheplanehasn'tbeenfoundyet.Itmay__7__sometimetofindthemissingplaneandevenmoretimetogettoknowthetruthofwhathappened.However，wecan'tstopimaginingwhathappenedtotheplane__8__itisfound.Whetherthemissingplaneisfound_9__not，thewholeworldshouldpaymoreattentiontothesafetyofpeople，especiallyatairports.Wehopethesepeopleontheplanewillbe__10__，andtheycangettogetherwiththeirfamilymembers.1.A.foundB．seenC．flownD．missed2.A.plane

B．terrorists

C．ship

D．Chinese3.A.talkingabout

B．waitingforC．listeningto

D．hearing4.A.take

B．happen

C．come

D．go5.A.given

B．met

C．caused

D．tried6.A.hard

B．easy

C．wise

D．true7.A.spend

B．take

C．get

D．waste8.A.before

B．a(chǎn)fter

C．until

D．a(chǎn)ssoonas9.A.nor

B．so

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D．or10.A.dangerous

B．safeC．friendly

D．bad4、Ihadthemeanestmotherinthewholeworld.

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Butatleast,Iwasn't

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Wehadtocleanclothesandtakea

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everyday.Theotherkidsgottowearthesameclothesfordays.Wecouldnotlieinbed

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Shemadeuswork..

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thingsathome.

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ordivorced.Sheforcedustogrowupintoeducatedandhonestadults.Iamtryingto14mythreechildrenthisway.

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whenmychildrencallmemean.Because,yousee,IthankGod,Hegavemethemeanest

motherinthewholeworld.

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D.filled5、

Anoldmanlivedaloneinatown.Hewantedtodiguphispotatogarden,butitwasvery

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work.Hisonlyson,whoalways

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himinthepast,wastheninprison（監(jiān)獄）.Sotheoldmanwrotealettertohissonandsaid:

Dearson,

IamfeelingprettybadbecauseitlookslikeIwon'tbeableto

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potatoesinmygardenthisyear.I

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tomissdoingitbecauseyourmotheralwayslovedplantingtime.I'mjustgettingtoooldtodigupagarden.Ifyouwerehere,allmy

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wouldbeover.Iknowyouwoulddigupthegardenforme

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youweren'tinprison.

Love,Dad

Soontheoldman

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aletter,"Dad,don'tdigupthegarden!That'swhereIburied（埋藏）theguns!”

At4a.m.thenextmorning,some

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cameanddugupthewholegardenwithoutfindinganygun.Theoldmanwas

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andwroteanothernotetohisson.Hetoldhimwhathadhappened,and

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himwhattodonext.

Hisson'sreplywas,"Goaheadandplantyourpotatoes,Dad.It'sthebestIcoulddoforyoufromhere.”41.A.hard

B.interesting

C.simple

D.boring42.A.taught

B.helped

C.changed

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