安徽省2023中考英語第三部分重難題型過關(guān)題型二完形填空考題幫

Page1題型二完形填空Cloze1做人要誠實InasmalltowninFrance,therewasafarmerwholivedalone.Everydayhe1apoundofbuttertohisneighbor,whowasabaker.Onedaythebakerdecidedtoweighthebuttertosee2hewasgettingapound.Afterhe3it,hefoundthathewasn't.Thebakerthenbroughtthefarmertothe4.

Atthecourt(法庭),thejudgeaskedthefarmer,"Doyouhaveanywaystoweighthebutter?"Thefarmerreplied,"Iamso5thatIdonothaveenoughmoneytobuyanythingtoweighit,6Idohaveakindofscale(天平)."Thejudgeasked,"Tellushowyouweighthebutter."Thefarmersaid,"Beforethebakerstartedbuyingbutterfromme,Ihadboughtbreadfromhim.SonoweverytimewhenI7homethebreadfromthebaker,Iputitonthescaleandgivehimthebutterofthesameweight."

We8whatwegivetoothersinlife.Wheneveryoutakeaction,askyourselfthisquestion,"AmIhonest?"

Honestyordishonestycanbecomea9.Somedishonestpeoplecanliewithoutaredface.Othersliesomuchthattheydonoteven10whatthetruthisanymore.Butwhoisitbadfor?Asamatteroffact,thosewholiewillhurtthemselvesbytheirowndishonestbehavior.

1.A.gave B.boughtC.threw D.sold2.A.when B.whereC.whether D.how3.A.ate B.weighedC.cut D.used4.A.teacher B.judgeC.professor D.doctor5.A.shy B.weakC.rich D.poor6.A.and B.soC.but D.or7.A.remember B.forgetC.bring D.take8.A.getback B.lookbackC.givebackD.turnback9.A.difference B.habitC.mistake D.difficulty10.A.suppose B.choose C.imagine D.knowCloze2人類歷史上的發(fā)明Inyourschoolbags,mostofyoumayhaveapencil,somekindsofpens,a1andsomebooks.2ofthesethingsgrowinthefields.Theywereallinventedbysomeoneandmadeinfactories.Thousandsofyearsago,noone3aboutthesethings.Eventhesimpleinventionhasthegreatesttechnologicaladvance(科技進步)atitstime.

Whoinventedthem?Wedon'talwaysknow.Therehavebeenhundredsofthousandsofinventions,largeand4inhumanhistory.Someoftheseinventionshavegreatly5theworld,suchaspaper,printingandradio,andweareimpressedby6.However,wehave7mostoftheotherinventions—forexample,8inventedtheclock,orthelocktothedoor?Wemaynotknow.Weshouldthanktheinventorsfortheircleverideas.Newideasare9.Theycanchangeourlives.10inventions,wewouldstillliveinforests,withnothingtowearandnoicecreamtoeat.Willyoubeoneoftheinventors,mydearfriends?

1.A.baseball B.cameraC.ruler D.banana2.A.None B.EachC.Any D.All3.A.came B.knewC.set D.worried4.A.nice B.ancientC.small D.useful5.A.traveled B.madeC.changed D.destroyed6.A.it B.thatC.ones D.them7.A.forgotten B.thoughtupC.designed D.usedup8.A.how B.whoC.when D.which9.A.crazy B.wrong C.important D.unimportant10.A.Before B.ForC.With D.WithoutCloze3為未來做準備Threefishlivedtogetherinalake.Thefirstfishwasverylazy,andheneverpreparedforthefuture.Thesecondfishwaslazy,too,helastminute.Thethirdfish2thatitwasalwaysbesttoprepareforthefuture.

Oneday,whilethethreefishwereplayinginthelake,theyheardtwo3talking.Oneofthemsaid,"Ihearthattherearemanyfishinthislake.Whydon'twecomeand4sometomorrow?"Theotheragreed,"Soundsgreat.Iloveeatingfreshfish."

Afterthetwomenleft,thethirdfishsaidtotheothertwo,"Theyareplanningtocatchus.Wemustleaveandfinda5place."

Thesecondfishsaid,"Iheardwhattheyhadjustsaid.Buttheymightnotreturn.Wecanthinkaboutmovingtoanearbylake6weseethemcomingtomorrow."

Thenthefirstfishsaid,"Oh!Let'sjustforgetit.Wearehappyhere,so7dowemovetoanotherlake?"

Seeingnoonewouldgowithhim,thethirdfishdecidedtoleaveonhisown.Thenextday,thetwofishermencame.Thesecondfish8themandtriedtoswimaway.Hewasquicklycaughtbuthepretended(假裝)tobedead.Thetwofishermendidn'twantdeadfish,sotheythrew9backintothelake.Thefirstfishwaseatingthegrassinthewateranddidn'tseethefishermen,andtheycaughthim10.

Areyouthekindofpeoplewhoalwaysprepareforthefuture?1.A.suggestions B.decisionsC.excuses D.jokes2.A.required B.wonderedC.believed D.explained3.A.fishermen B.cooksC.farmers D.tourists4.A.free B.washC.feed D.catch5.A.cleaner B.saferC.larger D.deeper6.A.since B.beforeC.if D.though7.A.whether B.whyC.when D.how8.A.warned B.followedC.controlled D.noticed9.A.him B.herC.them D.it10.A.easily B.luckilyC.carefully D.wiselyCloze4幫助他人Haveyoueverofferedahelpinghandtothosewhoareintrouble?Oneday,two1werewalkingalongtheroadtoschoolwhentheysawanoldwomancarryingalargebasketofpears.Theythoughtthewomanlookedvery2.Theywentuptoherandsaid,"Areyougoingtotown?Ifyouare,wewillhelpcarryyourbasket."

"Thankyou,"3thewoman."Youareverykind.YouseeI'mweakandill."Thenshetoldthemthatshewasnowgoingtothemarketto4thepearswhichgrewontheonlytreeinherlittlegarden.

"Weareallgoingtothe5,"saidtheboys."Letushavethebasket."Andtheytookholdofit,oneeachside.Theywalked6withtheheavybasket,buthappily.

Theotherday,Isawalittlegirlstopand7apieceoforangepeel(皮),whichshethrewintothedustbin(垃圾桶)."Iwish8wouldthrowthatonthesidewalk,"saidshe."Someonemaysteponitandfall."

Perhapssomemaysaythatthesearenot9things.Thatisright.Butsuchalittlethingshowsthatyouhaveathoughtfulmindandafeelingheart.Weshouldnotwaitforthe10todogreatthings.Weshouldbeginwithlittlethingsoflove.

1.A.boys B.girlsC.men D.women2.A.bored B.tiredC.pleased D.surprised3.A.asked B.toldC.replied D.spoke4.A.bring B.buyC.take D.sell5.A.town B.cityC.garden D.school6.A.weakly B.quicklyC.slowly D.quietly7.A.takeout B.cutoffC.putdown D.pickup8.A.nobody B.everybodyC.somebody D.anybody9.A.little B.goodC.great D.bad10.A.pay B.timeC.advice D.loveCloze5不要以貌取人Aladyinanoldsimplecottondressandherhusbandwhodressedinanoldhomemadesuitwalkedintoauniversitypresident'sofficewithoutanappointment.Thesecretarystaredat1butsaidnothing.

"Wewanttoseethepresident,"themansaidpolitely."He'llbe2allday,"thesecretarysaidsoftly.

"We'llwait,"theladyreplied.Forhours,thesecretarydidn'tpayanyattentiontothem,hopingthecouplewould3andgoaway.Buttheydidn't.Attheendoftheday,thecouple4wentintothepresident'sofficeandtheladysaid,"Whisuniversityforoneyear.Heloveditverymuch.Hewashappybeingastudenthere.Butaboutayearago,hebecameillanddied.My6andIwouldliketodonatesomemoneytosetupabuildingfortheuniversity."

Thepresidentglancedattheoldcottondressandtheoldhomemadesuit,andthensaid,"Abuilding!Doyouknow7abuildingcosts?Wehavespentoversevenandahalfmilliondollarsonthebuildingsattheuniversity."Foramoment,theladywas8.Thensheturnedtoherhusbandandsaidquietly,"Isthatallitcoststostartauniversity?Whydon'twejuststartourown?"Herhusbandagreed.

Thecouplewalkedawayandtraveledtoanothercitywheretheyfoundedtheirownuniversity9amemorial(紀念物)totheirson.Theuniversitytheymadelateralsobecameverypopular.It'snamedStanfordUniversity,whichwasfoundedin1885.

Donotjudgeapersonbyhisorher10.Arichheartmaybeunderapoorcoat.

1.A.him B.herC.us D.them2.A.busy B.freeC.tired D.angry3.A.giveaway B.giveupC.giveout D.giveback4.A.suddenly B.quicklyC.finally D.slowly5.A.arrived B.playedC.worked D.studied6.A.husband B.uncleC.cousin D.son7.A.howmany B.howmuchC.howfar D.howlong8.A.noisy B.angryC.silent D.moved9.A.as B.byC.on D.in10.A.words B.actionsC.face D.looksCloze6活到老,學到老"Itisnevertoolateandyouarenevertoooldtostartsomethingnew!"saidEllenRema.Shebegantolearn1attheageoffifty.Injustafewyears,shehasmadealotofprogress.

2noeveningclasseswereofferedintheareaEllenlivedin,she3tostudyonline.ShetookanEnglishcourse(課程)ontheInternet.

Ellenbeganwitheasycoursesandstudiedhard."Mysonalwayssaid,‘Mom,youareabit4.’Hecouldn'tunderstandwhyIspentsomanyhours5,butIloveit,"shesaid."MaybeIwantedtodotoomuchinashorttime.I6allmycoursesaftertwoyears,butIfoundIstillhaddifficultieswithgrammar."

Insteadof7,shechosetocontinue.Afteranothertwoyears,she'sstillstudyingintheonlineclassroom.ButnowtomakeherEnglishbetter,shehassetnewgoals(目標)forherself.

"Studyingonlineis8boring,soyouneedself-discipline(自律),"saidEllen."Ifyoureallywanttolearn,nevergiveupwhenyoufacedifficultiesandwhenyouthinkyouhaven'tmadeany9."

EllensaidstudyingEnglishwasn'tallabouthardwork."Itwasfun.Ihavelearnedsomuchaboutotherculturesandtraditions,"shesaid.EllenhasbeenabletoputherEnglishtogoodusebyvisitingEnglandfivetimes."I'mverythankfultotheInternet.Mylifehasbeen10,"saidEllen.

1.A.painting B.EnglishC.dancing D.computer2.A.Although B.BeforeC.Because D.Until3.A.chose B.volunteeredC.advised D.refused4.A.lazy B.carelessC.nervous D.crazy5.A.discussing B.studyingC.traveling D.preparing6.A.started B.forgotC.finished D.remembered7.A.givingup B.puttingupC.takingup D.cheeringup8.A.even B.alsoC.ever D.never9.A.reasons B.progressC.business D.decisions10.A.easy B.newC.different D.difficultCloze7關(guān)于對"做什么事情是正確的"的思考"Whatdoes‘doingtherightthing’meantoyou?"OneFriday,myteacheraskedourclasstothinkaboutthequestion.WewouldhandinanarticleonitbyMonday,andbepreparedtodothethingswewould1.

Thewholeweekend,Iwastryingtothinkaboutsomethingthatwould2myteacherandbeeasytofollow.Italkedtomyparents,calledmygrandmotherandaskedmyneighbors.Everyonehadgood3,butIdidn'tthinkIcouldachievethem.

OnSundayafternoon,myparentssaidtheyweregoingtomyAuntMary'shouse.Thatusually4thatIwouldhavetoplaywithmyfour-year-oldcousinAndrea5wevisited.Ishowedheracartoon,andthenIsatdownandstartedtowritemyarticle.

SoonIfelttwo6lookingatme.ItwasAndrea."Whatareyoudoing?"sheasked."Ihavetowriteanarticleaboutwhat‘doingtherightthing'meanstome."Ianswered.Andrealaughed."That'seasy,"shesaid."Doingtherightthingmeansbeing7toyourfamilyandfriends.Neverlie.Eatlotsoffruitandvegetables.Takeabathwhenyou'redirty."

Ilookedatmylittlecousinwithgreat8.ThenIjumpedupandgaveherthebiggesthug(擁抱).NotonlyhadAndreaansweredaverydifficultquestionforme,butIcould9followthem.AllIhadtodowastobenice,nottolie,tokeepmyselfcleanandhealthy.SowhenIwrotemyarticle,I10thestoryaboutAndreaandhowshehadansweredmyquestion.

Twoweekslater,IreceivedmyarticlewithanA+andalittlenotewrittenbymyteacher:"AlwaysdotherightthingandgiveAndreaanA+,too!"1.A.read B.talkC.list D.see2.A.guide B.moveC.help D.advise3.A.lessons B.articlesC.abilities D.answers4.A.meant B.showedC.told D.thought5.A.before B.whileC.after D.by6.A.fingers B.armsC.eyes D.ears7.A.angry B.badC.serious D.nice8.A.courage B.surpriseC.fear D.pain9.A.recently B.normallyC.hardly D.easily10.A.included B.keptC.began D.comparedCloze8心懷希望才能擁抱勝利Atravelerwasinalargedesert,planningtowalkacrossitinonemonth.Twentymoredayspassed.Thejourneyhadbeengoingon1."SoonI'llbeabletowalkoutofthisdesert,"hethoughtgladly.

Butthedesertwasneverfriendlytotravelers.Inashorttime,therecameastrongsandstorm.Hehurriedlycoveredhisheadwiththeclothes,prostrateonthesand.Afterabouttenminutes,thesandstorm2.Heshooktheclothesandstoodup.Atthatmoment,hefoundhimselfinahopelesssituation—thebackpackwithfoodandwaterwassweptawaybythesandstorm.

Asweknow,itseems3toleavethedesertwithoutfoodandwater.4,hehadapearleft.Hehelditinhishandstightly."Nottoobad,atleastIhaveapear.I5Icanwalkoutofthedesert."Daysandnightswentbyquickly,butthedesertstilllookedendless.Besides,hunger,thirstandfearof6werealwaysaroundhimlikeghosts.However,eachtimehewasclosetolosinghope,heforcedhimselftostare7thepearthathehadbeenkeeping."Nottoobad,atleastIhaveapear."Asmallpearbecamethe8forhissurvival(生存).Threedayslater,9hesawavillagenotfaraway,helaughedwithexcitement.Hefeltcompletelyrelaxed—the"pear"broughthimbacktolife.

Tokeephopeisthebestweapon(武器)forvictory,sonevertellyourself"10left".Ifyoutrytosearch,youcanalwaysfinda"pear"topullyououtoftrouble.

1.A.well B.badlyC.terribly D.heavily2.A.began B.stoppedC.hid D.continued3.A.right B.impossibleC.safe D.important4.A.Carefully B.EasilyC.Sadly D.Luckily5.A.believe B.wonderC.remember D.advise6.A.death B.painC.illness D.sand7.A.off B.atC.for D.against8.A.hope B.ruleC.question D.plan9.A.aslongas B.evenif C.sothat D.assoonas10.A.anything B.nothingC.something D.everythingCloze9男孩與小狗Afarmerhadsomepuppies(小狗)tosell.1hewasputtingupanad(廣告)outsidehishouse,alittleboycameover."Mister,"hesaid,"Iwanttobuy2."

"Well,"saidthefarmer,"theycomefromfineparentsandcostalotofmoney."Theboy3hisheadforamoment.Thenhe4ahandfulofchangeandheldituptothefarmer."I'vegotthirty-ninecents.Isthatenoughto5alook?"

"Sure.Here,Dolly!"hecalled.Averylovelydogfirstcameoutandtheboy'seyesdancedwith6.Asthedogsmade7waytohim,theboynoticed8elseinsidethedoghouse.Slowlyanotherlittledogappeared.Therewassomethingwrongwithitsleg,butitwasdoingitsbesttocatchup.

"Iwantthatone,"thelittleboysaid.Thefarmerlookedsurprised."Boy,buthewillneverbeabletorunandplaywithyouliketheotherdogs."Theboybentdownandrolledup(卷起)onelegofhistrousers.Heworeabrace(支架)made9steel.Lookingbackupatthefarmer,hesaid,"Yousee,sir,Idon'trun10,andhealsoneedssomeonethatunderstands."

1.A.But B.WhenC.Since D.And2.A.it B.thatC.one D.this3.A.put B.fellC.kept D.dropped4.A.tookoff B.tookoutC.tookaway D.tookup5.A.take B.loseC.Find D.like6.A.agreement B.sadnessC.excitement D.worry7.A.its B.theirC.his D.her8.A.something B.anythingC.someone D.anyone9.A.of B.fromC.by D.in10.A.slowly B.wellC.soon D.badlyCloze10過程比結(jié)果更重要Itwasnearlydark,andthesunwasdroppingdownthemountainsfaraway.LittleTomcamebackhome,withtearsinhis1.

"What'sthematter,Tom?How'syourtrip?"hismother2withabigsmile."Ifailed.Themountainisso3andfullofbigorsmallstonesontheway.Istillwentahead.ButIwastiredanditwassolate4Ihadtocomeback,"Tomcried."Itdoesn'tmatter.Youareonly14yearsoldafterall.Youwillhaveanotherchance,"hismothersaid."But,standingatthetopofthemountainis5dream!"Tomsaid.Hisfathercameoverandasked,"Didyouseethegreentreesonyourwaytothemountain?""Sure,andalotofbeautifulflowerswere6bythesideoftheroad,"Tomreplied."Didyouhearthebirdssinging?"hisfatherasked."Therewere7kindsofbirdssinginginthetrees,andthesoundwasverysweet,"Tomsaid."Didyoufeelthebeautyofthe8?"hisfatherasked."Yes,thebluesky,thewhiteclouds,thegreentrees9thecolorfulflowersmadeanicepicture,"Tomanswered."That'senough!"hisfathersmiledandsaid."Pleaseremember,son.Foroften,achievingwhatyouexpectisnotthemostimportantthing.Althoughyoudidn'treachthetopofthemountain,yougotalot10theway."

Itistruethatinthecourseofmakingefforts,themostbeautifulsightisontheway.1.A.ears B.handsC.eyes D.nose2.A.cried B.answeredC.sang D.asked3.A.high B.beautifulC.short D.clean4.A.why B.whatC.that D.when5.A.his B.myC.your D.her6.A.shaken B.seenC.sent D.set7.A.many B.muchC.more D.most8.A.nature B.futureC.birds D.darkness9.A.but B.thenC.so D.and10.A.for B.toC.on D.ofCloze11愛是最好的養(yǎng)料Alittleboycouldn'twalkbecauseofaseriousillness.Hethoughtofhimselfasthemostunluckypersonintheworldandhewassadeveryday.Onespring,hisfatheraskedeachofhischildrentoplantone1.Hesaid,"I'llbuya2forwhoevergrowsthebesttree."Theboyalsowantedtogethisfather'sgift.Butseeinghisbrothersandsisterswatertheirtrees,he3hope.Afterwateringittwice,he4lookedafterit.

Afewdayslater,thelittleboywenttoseehistree.To5surprise,itdidn'tdiebutgrewwell.Comparedwithhisbrothers'andsisters'trees,histreewas6.Hisfatherboughttheboyhisfavouritegiftandsaidhewouldbecomeabotanist(植物學家)whenhegrewup.

Thenthelittleboybecame7littlebylittle.Onenight,theboysuddenlyrememberedwhathisteachersaid,"Plantsgenerallygrowatnight."Whenhecametotheyard,hefoundhisfather8histree.Suddenly,herealizedthathisfatherhadbeentakingcareofhistreeallthetime.

Manyyearspassed,thelittleboydidn'tbecomeabotanist,9hewaschosentobePresidentoftheUS.HewasFranklinD.Roosevelt.

10isthebestnourishment(營養(yǎng))oflife.Althoughitisjustonespoonofwater,itcanmakethetreegrowstrong.

1.A.flower B.treeC.vegetable D.idea2.A.gift B.cakeC.picture D.toy3.A.hid B.raisedC.lost D.dropped4.A.never B.alwaysC.just D.often5.A.its B.hisC.their D.her6.A.stranger B.shorterC.stronger D.weaker7.A.happy B.sadC.alone D.angry8.A.picking B.cuttingC.growing D.watering9.A.and B.butC.so D.unless10.A.Health B.InterestC.Love D.CourageCloze12柔道女孩重拾自信You'dneverknowthatLisaDavis,ajudo(柔道)teacherandclubowner,usedtobebullied(欺侮)atschoolandcouldn'tprotectherselfatall.Injuniorhighschool,childrenwouldoftenlaughatherasshewasrather1.Oneday,fourelderchildrenstoppedherwhileshewaswalkingdownaquietstreet.Theythrewherschoolbag2ahighfenceandbeganpushingheraround,sayingthattheywould3herup.

"Icouldn'tmakethemstopandthiswasn'tthefirsttimeithadhappened,"Lisasaid."ThatdayIdecidedtodo4aboutit.ItalkedtomybrotherandhesaidIshouldlearntoprotectmyself.HesuggestedthatItakeupjudo,soIjoinedaclub.5Ifeltuncomfortableatfirst,itgavemeconfidence,andI6losingweightasIgotfitter.Ifoundjudoveryhelpful.Whenthebullies7thatIwaslearningjudo,theysoonleftmealone."

Astimewenton,Lerestedinjudothatsheopenedherownclub.Lisasaid,"Manyyoungpeoplewanttoknow9toprotectthemselvesandjudokeepsthemfitandbuildstheirconfidence.Iteachthemthatjudoisanexcellentwayofprotectingthemselves,butthey10usetheirtalenttostartfightsorjoininthem.Judoisaformofself-protection,andtheymustuseitonlywhennecessary."

1.A.thin B.smartC.disabled D.overweight2.A.over B.underC.out D.away3.A.give B.callC.beat D.cheer4.A.nothing B.somethingC.anything D.everything5.A.But B.AndC.Though D.However6.A.missed B.startedC.regretted D.imagined7.A.workedout B.thoughtoutC.lookedout D.foundout8.A.so B.suchC.quite D.rather9.A.what B.whenC.where D.how10.A.won't B.mustn'tC.mightn't D.needn'tCloze13如何保護我們的耳朵Wedoeyeexercisesandwearsunglasses.Wedoalotofthingsto1oureyes.Butweusuallyforgetanotherimportantpartofourbody—theear.

Earshelpus2theworld.Butmanythings,suchasnoise,can3hearingloss(聽力喪失).4thishappens,it'shardtogetyourhearingback.Sohowcanwe5ourears?Let'stakealooktogether.

Dryyourearswithatowelafterswimmingortakinga6.Ifyoufeelwaterinyourears,shakeyour7alittlebit.Thiscanhelpyougetthewateroutofyourear.

Usually,ourearscanclean8.Sodon'tcleanyourearswithanythingsharp(尖銳的).Sharpthingscanmaketheearwax(耳屎)oyourearsandhurtthem.

Don'tlistentoloudmusiconyourheadphonesforalongtime.Followthe60∶6010:listentomusicat60percentofyourheadphones'maximumvolume(最大音量)fornomorethan60minutesaday.

1.A.draw B.hurtC.wash D.protect2.A.smell B.seeC.hear D.feel3.A.include B.helpC.save D.cause4.A.Though B.IfC.As D.Unless5.A.takecareof B.lookforwardtoC.takepridein D.takepartin6.A.bath B.walkC.photo D.rest7.A.arms B.headC.stomach D.feet8.A.itself B.herselfC.themselves D.ourselves9.A.hard B.wideC.high D.deep10.A.rule B.instrumentC.information D.influenceCloze14松鼠藏果的啟示Everyyear,asinglesquirrel(松鼠)canbury(埋)about3,000to10,000nuts.1,thelittleanimalscanfindwheremostofthenutsareburiedlateron.2dotheydothat?

Theyuseaspecialwayto3things.Theyputonekindofnutsinonearea.4,theymayputhazelnutsunderatreeandwalnutsclosetoarock.Thisway,whensquirrelswanttofindacertainkindofnuts,5lookingforthemineveryplace,theyjustheadtooneplace.Findingthenutsbecomes6!

Thisiswhatwecallchunking(分塊記憶).Itreferstothestrategyof7alotofinformationintobite-sizedpieces,8thebraincanmoreeasilydealwithnewinformation.Ithelpsto9memoryperformance.Ifyouareworkingwithalistofwords,youmightcreatesmallgroupsofwordsthatare10orrelatedtooneanother.

Thenexttimeyouaretryingtorememberitemsfromalist,startbyformingsmallergroups.1.A.Luckily B.SurprisinglyC.Suddenly D.Firstly2.A.How B.WhenC.Why D.Where3.A.throw B.breakC.remember D.add4.A.Forexample B.Atfirst C.Afterall D.Infact5.A.becauseof B.insteadofC.outof D.asfor6.A.interesting B.deliciousC.easy D.crazy7.A.separating B.searchingC.sending D.shaping8.A.although B.ifC.so D.unless9.A.improve B.increaseC.imagine D.introduce10.A.same B.similarC.different D.importantCloze15有舍才有得Amangotlostinadesert.Hewalkedfortwodays,1hestillcouldn'tfindhiswayout.Dyingforwater,hedesert.Therewasawaterpump(水泵)inthehouse!

Themanwasso3thatherantodrawwater.Butnomatterhowhardhetried,nowatercameout.

Hewassitting4onthegroundwhenhesawalittlebottlewithacork(軟木塞)init.Onthebottle,anoldnotesaid:Yothepumpbeforeyoucandrawwater!Don'tforgettofillthebottle6wateragainbeforeyouleave!Themantookthecorkoutandfoundthebottlewasfullofwater!

"IfI'mselfish(自私的),7Idrinkthewater,Icangooutofthisroomalive,"hethought."IfIdoasthenotesays,Imightdieofthirst.ShouldItakethe8ornot?"

Atlast,hedecidedtodoasthenotesaidandbegantodrawwater.Sureenough,lotsofwaterstarted9fromthepump!

Afterhedrankenough,hefilledthebottlewithwaterand10hiswordsafterthenote.

"Believeme;doasthenotetellsyou!"hewrote.1.A.so B.orC.but D.for2.A.house B.bottleC.box D.bag3.A.afraid B.excitedC.angry D.nervous4.A.safely B.calmlyC.sadly D.quickly5.A.sand B.waterC.money D.energy6.A.with B.ofC.for D.in7.A.eventhough B.eversince C.aslongas D.sothat8.A.place B.risk C.medicine D.example9.A.comingout B.breakingdown C.givingup D.turningon10.A.broke B.kept C.added D.repliedCloze16學會說"我能"Iwasthetypical"Ican't"child.Whatevermymother1metodowasfollowedbymycry,"Ican't."Sofewofmytaskswereever2.

Oneevening,mymothercalledmeintoherroom."Iwantyoutoreadthisarticle,"Motherbegan."It'sbyMarloThomas.Shetellsushowa3poemthatshewasforcedtolearnbyherfatherchangedherlife."

Itookthemagazine4Motherandlookedatthepages.TherewasmyheroMarloinit.Besideherphotowasthepoemmymotherhadspokenof.ItwasnamedICan."Mum,"Isaidinalow5,"Ican'tlearnit.It'stoolong."

"Youcanlearnit.Iwantyoutoknowitperfectlybythistimetomorrow,"saidmymother.Unwillingly(不情愿地),Iothebed.Ibeganmyheavytask."Can'tisawordthatistheenemytoambition(抱負),"Istartedtoreadit.I7thelineagainandagain.Icontinued8Icouldrememberthewholepoem.

Thelineinthepoemhasnowbecomemyprinciple(原則).MarloThomasdoesn't9me,butherstoryhaschangedmylife.

Saying"Ican"helpedmegetthroughtheworstmomentsofmylife.Asimplepoem10attheageoftenisthepoemthatwillsupportmeforever.

1.A.asked B.allowedC.invited D.warned2.A.accepted B.mentionedC.finished D.canceled3.A.modern B.perfectC.famous D.simple4.A.to B.fromC.with D.for5.A.voice B.soundC.level D.noise6.A.it B.myselfC.itself D.them7.A.remembered B.repeatedC.realized D.refused8.A.if B.whenC.till D.as9.A.forget B.likeC.connect D.know10.A.bought B.calledC.written D.learnedCloze17小駱駝和媽媽Amotherandababycamelwerelyingaroundunderatree.Thebabycamelasked,"Mom,mayIaskyousome1?"

"Sure!Myson,isthereanything2you?"

"3docamelshavehumps(駝峰)?"thebabycamelasked.

Themothercamelconsideredthisandsaid,"Well,son.Wearedesertanimals.Weneedthehumpsto4watersowecanlivewithverylittlewater."

Thebabycamelthought5amomentandthensaid,"Okay,thenwhyareourlegslongandourfeetrounded?"

Themothercamelreplied,"Son,theyareforwalkinginthedesert.YouknowwiththeselegsIcanmovearoundthedesert6thananyonedoes!"

Thebabycamelasked,"Whyareoureyelashes(睫毛)long?7theygetinmyway."

Themothercamelwith8said,"Thoselongthickeyelashescanprotectyoureyesfromthedesertsand9itblowsinthewind."

Thebabycamel10andthenhesaid,"Isee.Sothehumpsaretostorewaterinthedesert,thelegsareforwalkinginthedesertandtheselongeyelashesprotectmyeyesfromthedesertsand.Thenwhyareweinthezoo?"

1.A.problems B.questionsC.puzzles D.answers2.A.caring B.movingC.helping D.troubling3.A.Why B.HowC.What D.Where4.A.pour B.storeC.waste D.lift5.A.in B.atC.for D.with6.A.lower B.betterC.worse D.slower7.A.Never B.HardlyC.Seldom D.Sometimes8.A.care B.prideC.anger D.pleasure9.A.when B.beforeC.after D.unless10.A.missed B.wishedC.asked D.thoughtCloze18幫助他人Iwaswalkingaroundinastore.Isawasalesgirlhandalittleboy1moneyback,saying,"I'msorry,butyoudon'thaveenoughmoneytobuythisdoll."Iwalkedtowardhimandaskedhimwhothedollwas2.

"It'sthedollthatmysister3mostforChristmas,"hesaid.ItoldhimthatmaybeSantaClauswouldbringittoherandthatheshouldn'tworry.Hesadlyreplied,"No,SantaClaus4bringittoher.Ihavetogivethedolltomymommyinthehospitalsothatshecangiveittomysister5shejoinsher."

Hiseyesweresosadwhilesayingthis."Mysisterhasgonetoanotherworld.DaddysaysthatMommyisgoingthereverysoontoo,6Ithoughtthatshecouldtakethedollwithhertogiveittomysister."

Myheartnearlystopped.Iquicklyreachedformy7andsaidtotheboy,"Whatifwecheckedagain,justincaseyoudohaveenoughmoney?"

"Okay,"hesaid,"IhopethatIhaveenough."I8someofmymoneytohiswithoutlettinghimsee,andwestartedtocountit.Therewasenoughforthedollandevensome9moneyleft.

Ileftthe10,feelingasifmylifehadbeenchangedforever.

1.A.his B.herC.their D.my2.A.against B.atC.with D.for3.A.believed B.doubtedC.wanted D.knew4.A.shouldn't B.can'tC.mustn't D.needn't5.A.when B.beforeC.unless D.though6.A.or B.soC.but D.for7.A.phone B.notebookC.wallet D.camera8.A.returned B.preferredC.compared D.added9.A.spare B.luckyC.waste D.easy10.A.hospital B.storeC.bank D.gardenCloze19語言的力量Ourwordscarryhugeweight.Theymayinfluencepeopleforyears,andevenforalifetime.Theyprovidethemwithcouragetogoonoronemore1togiveup.

WhenIwasfourteen,myfamilymovedtoanothercity.Andthemovemademynine-gradeyeareven2.Irememberwalkingintothedininghallforthefirsttime.Theotherkidshadgoodfriendswiththem,butIdidn'tknow3.Ifeltlonelyandwenttothenearestseataftergettingsomefood.Thekidsbesidemelookedatmeupanddownandthen4.Icouldfeelmyfaceturningredatthatmoment.Thenoneofthekidsbroketheice."Man!YouhaveoneBIGnose!"Ifelt5anddidn'tknowwhattosay.Iwantedtocry,butI6alittlesmile—asifithadn'thurtmeatall.Butitdid.Fromthenon,Iwouldoftenlookatmyselfinthemirror.Istudiedthebignoseclosely.ItseemedthatIwasjustlivingformynose.Luckily,Igrewoutofthisinfluence7.Butitreallytookmetwentyyears.

Thereisanotherthingthatiskeptdeepinmymind.Iremembergoing8aterriblebusinessfailure.Ilosteverything.Icalledmydadforhelpandhetoldmealotabouthowtodealwiththe9.Whathesaidimpressedmedeeply.Itgavemealotofcourageandconfidencetogoonwithmybusiness.

Overtheseyears,IhavealwaysbeenverycarefulwithmywordsandbeennicetoeveryoneImet,10Ibelievewhatwesaymaybringothersalifetimeinfluence.

1.A.subject B.reasonC.choice D.spirit2.A.sweeter B.betterC.closer D.harder3.A.someone B.everyoneC.anyone D.noone4.A.laughed B.answeredC.disappeared D.regretted5.A.hurt B.movedC.stupid D.weak6.A.invented B.managedC.made D.brought7.A.suddenly B.finallyC.immediately D.simply8.A.through B.overC.across D.off9.A.mistake B.failureC.challenge D.competition10.A.although B.unlessC.because D.soCloze20社區(qū)的情況IgrewupinPointBreeze,aneighborhoodintheeastofmyhometown,Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania,US.It'sprobablybestknown1FrickPark,apublicparkwithmanypicnicareas,gardensand2forplayingsports.FrickParkisawonderfulplacethatthewholeneighborhood3.Peopleuseitforexerciseandrelaxation.

Inadditiontogreatgreen4,PointBreezehasexcellentpublicandprivateschools.Therefore(因此),5age14,mywholeworldwasinPointBreeze.

Myneighborhoodwas,inmy6,aworldruledbykids.IrememberhowmyfriendsandIwouldwalkaroundwithabaseball,afootballor—inlateryears—avideocamera,7otherkidsandgettingintoadventures(冒險活動).We'dracetothecandystoreonfoot.We'dchase(追趕)downtheice-creamtruckonbikes.We'dcomehomewhenitgot8outside,tiredfromplaybuteager(渴望的)to9anddoitallagain.

We10feltafraid,andweneverfeltbored,either.That'showchildhoodshouldbe.

1.A.to B.forC.as D.of2.A.classrooms B.factoriesC.fields D.stores3.A.celebrates B.sharesC.buys D.hates4.A.forests B.foodC.spaces D.lights5.A.until B.aboutC.during D.through6.A.life B.surpriseC.memory D.dream7.A.searching B.controllingC.playing D.meeting8.A.dark B.warmC.bad D.rainy9.A.pickup B.wakeupC.endup D.saveup10.A.sometimes B.neverC.often D.usually【參考答案】Cloze1【短文大意】本文通過敘述一位農(nóng)民和面包師的故事告訴我們: