2024年人教新目標(biāo)版初中英語(yǔ)中考總復(fù)習(xí)完形填空專項(xiàng)練習(xí)

2024人教新目標(biāo)初中英語(yǔ)中考總復(fù)習(xí)完形填空專項(xiàng)練習(xí)一I’mastudentfromCanada.EversinceIwaslittle,I’vebeenlargerthanothergirls.Foralongtime,thisreallymademe

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.PeoplewouldlookatmeforalongtimebecauseIwas“big”andIhatedthewayIlooked.Mynervousnessdrovemetotryeverywaypossibletolose

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,includingdietingandweight-losspills.Butthisbroughtmenothingbutpainand

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condition.Everything

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whenonedayIfoundastoryofaheavymodel,TessHoliday.

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sheisnotasslimasmostothermodels,shehastheconfidencetobeherself

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inajobfullofbeautystereotypes(“美”的刻板印象).Herstorymademehavedifferentideasaboutwhatitmeanstobebeautiful.Irealizedthatmyhealthisthemostimportantthing.NowIexerciseacoupleoftimesaweekbutjustto

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.Isn’titbetterthatI’mlargeandhappy

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beingunhealthyandtooslim?Beinghealthyisbeautiful,andweshouldwearthatbeautywith

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.WhatIreally

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isthatTesssaysgoodhealthnotonlymakesusmorebeautiful,buthappier,too.1．A．glad B．unhappy C．surprised D．interested2．A．weight B．face C．heart D．control3．A．safe B．healthy C．poor D．hopeful4．A．repeated B．a(chǎn)ppeared C．returned D．changed5．A．If B．Although C．Since D．When6．A．even B．a(chǎn)lmost C．hardly D．just7．A．keepcalm B．stayawake C．keepfit D．stayslim8．A．exceptfor B．becauseof C．a(chǎn)ccordingto D．insteadof9．A．confidence B．nervousness C．patience D．carelessness10．A．hope B．doubt C．a(chǎn)dmire D．hate二Itwasasummernoon.AsIdrovealongtheroadinamountain,Icouldseesomeprettywildflowers.WhenIturnedthecornerandsawsome

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pickinguplitterontheroadside,Istopped

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andsmiledatthem.Theyvolunteeredhereonsuchahotday.Howhelpfultheywere!I

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aspringdaylongago.Whenmychildrenwereyounger,weoftentookawalkaroundthelakenearourhome.One

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day,wenoticedmuchlitterlyingthere.Thenextday,webroughtabiglitterbagandstartedtopickupthelitteralongourway.

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,thebagwasnearlyfull.Tiredbut

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,weputthebaginanemptybin.We

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beforewewenthomeandtookonelastlookatthelakeasthesunset.Itlookedmorebeautifulthanever.Iknowthisworld’sproblemssometimesseem

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,buthowcanwesolvethem?The

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isthateverythingwedokindlycanmakeadifference.Everytimewepickupapieceoflitter,wemakeadifference.Everysmilewesharemakesadifference.Oursmallactofbeing

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canmakethiscolorfulworldevenbetter.11．A．children B．drivers C．volunteers D．policemen12．A．driving B．walking C．running D．riding13．A．talkedabout B．wrotedown C．lookedfor D．thoughtof14．A．a(chǎn)utumn B．winter C．spring D．summer15．A．Normally B．Finally C．Suddenly D．Actually16．A．surprised B．excited C．bored D．worried17．A．stopped B．danced C．waited D．moved18．A．useful B．simple C．hard D．possible19．A．story B．truth C．news D．class20．A．busy B．polite C．lazy D．kind三

Iworkedinasmalloffice.Isharedasmall

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withanotherthreepersons.Inthatsmallfridge,therewasawaterfilterpitcher(濾水壺).Onepersonsaidthewaterinittasted“dirty”.Itwenton

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afewdays.Andshewasvery

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thatIcouldstilldrinkthewaterwithoutanytrouble.Thatmademethinktherewassomethingwrongwithmytastebuds(味蕾).

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Iwaswrong.MytastebudswereOK.Andthewaterreallytastedfine.

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,shefoundouttheproblem.Itwasn’tthewater.Itwashercup.Shejust

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tocleanhercup,soafterawhile,thewaterlookeddirty.Shecleanedhercup,thendrankthewaterwithnoproblem.Istartto

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theworldwelivein.Whenwemeetproblems,we

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blame(指責(zé))otherpeopleandotherthingswithoutthinkingtwice.Theworldisn’tperfect,Iknow.ButIthinkweshouldask

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somequestions:Whatistheproblem?DidImakea

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?HowcanIcorrectit?CanIbebetter?Iwanttotellyouthatyoushouldalwayscleanyourowncup.Becausewhenyoudo,thewaterwilltastemuchbetter.Ipromiseyouthis.21．A．cup B．desk C．fridge D．computer22．A．a(chǎn)t B．of C．to D．for23．A．a(chǎn)fraid B．patient C．surprised D．happy24．A．And B．But C．Or D．So25．A．Tobehonest B．Forexample C．Atlast D．Afterall26．A．forgot B．wanted C．remembered D．hoped27．A．callin B．thinkabout C．lookafter D．partwith28．A．happily B．politely C．hardly D．quickly29．A．yourselves B．yourself C．ourselves D．myself30．A．rule B．mistake C．wish D．noise四KatySullivanisanactress,anathlete,andapersonwhoalsorefusestoacceptthewords“no”or“Ican’t”.Shewasbornwithoutthelowerhalfofherlegsandhaswornprosthetic(假體的)onesallherlife.ShegrewupinAlabama,theUSandhada(n)

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childhood.Shekeptupwithhersistersandbrothersatthegymandtheswimmingpool.Shefeelslucky

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herfamilytreatedherinjustthesamewayastheothermembers.Whenapersonisbornwithoutlegs,thereareplentyofthingsthataredifficulttodo.ButKatybelievedshecould

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anything.Soshechosetwojobs

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weredifficultevenwithbothlegs.Asateenager,sheoncesawagoodmovie.Beforeitwas

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,Katyhadmadeuphermindtobeanactress.ShedidadegreeintheaterandthenmovedtoLosAngeles,wheresheplayed

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intheater,televisionandmovies.Shehasapositiveviewoflife.Shethinksthatifyoubelieveyoucandosomething,youshould

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it.SowhenKaty’sfriendaskedher

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she’dliketotryrunning,shesaid“yes”.Shewasgivenapairofrunninglegsandshe

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hernewlife.Katywasthefirstpersonintheworldwithtwoprostheticlegstotakeuprunningasacompetitivesport.Sheenteredthefinal100metersinthe2012LondonParalympics.Katy’sfamily,friends,andfanslookuptoherasan

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ofsomeonewhohasovercomeherdifficultyandrealizedherdreams.31．A．terrible B．a(chǎn)ctive C．mysterious D．lonely32．A．because B．but C．so D．unless33．A．require B．examine C．prevent D．a(chǎn)chieve34．A．which B．they C．who D．those35．A．up B．on C．out D．over36．A．games B．sports C．music D．roles37．A．gofor B．getusedto C．lookfor D．givein38．A．that B．what C．whether D．how39．A．changed B．started C．described D．prepared40．A．explorer B．influence C．example D．enemy五ItoldmyparentsthatIwantedtovisitmygrandparentsalone.Ididn’tseethemforalongtimeandI

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themalot.Althoughmyparentsagreed,theywere

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worriedaboutmysafety.Sotheytoldmesomethingthatwouldhappenontheway

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mygrandparents’andencouragedmetosolvetheproblemsbymyself.Whenthe

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came,myparentscametothetrainstationtoseemeoff.Whilewewerewaitingforthetrain,myfathergavemealetter.HetoldmeIcouldreaditifIfeltafraidontheway.Withthetrainmovingslowly,Isaid

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tothem.Ilookedoutofthewindowandsawgreenfarmsandbeautifulvillagesalongtheway.AndIwasvery

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.Atonestation,atallandheavymangotonthetrainandsatnexttome.Igotalittlenervous.Suddenly,I

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whatmyfathergavemeandtoldmeatthestation.Iopenedtheletter.Itsaid,“Neverbeafraid.I’mtogetherwithyouinthistrain.”Seeingthis,Ibegantofeelrelaxed.Itriedtospeakwiththemanandhetalkedwithmeso

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.Webothfeltquitehappyalltheway.Inourlife,therearemanytimeswhenweneedtodosomething

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.Weneedn’tbeafraidbecauseourparentsarealwayswithus.Rememberweshouldtry

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besttosolvealltheproblemsbyourselves.41．A．missed B．helped C．thanked D．understood42．A．hardly B．still C．seldom D．never43．A．a(chǎn)t B．for C．with D．to44．A．day B．week C．month D．year45．A．sorry B．hello C．goodbye D．no46．A．sad B．happy C．bored D．upset47．A．borrowed B．refused C．remembered D．forgot48．A．kindly B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．clearly D．shyly49．A．slowly B．carefully C．quietly D．a(chǎn)lone50．A．my B．his C．our D．their六LittleDoraalwayswantedasister.SowhenMumtoldhershewouldhaveoneinsixmonths,shefeltvery

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.ButDorahadtobeawayforsometime.Shehadpromisedtostaywithhergrandparentstillautumncame.“HowcanImake

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gofaster?Ican’twaittoseethe

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.”Dorasaidtoherselfwhileshewassittinginhergrandparents’yardoneday.Shehadagood

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whenshesawtheappletreeintheyard.Shedecidedto

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apictureofthetreeeachday.AsGrandpasaid,bythetimeshesawredapplesonthetree,shewouldhaveasister!Dora’sfirstpicturewasatreefullofgreenleaves.Daybyday,theweathergotcooler.Theleavesslowly

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theircolourandtinyapplesappearedamongthem.

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,Doradrewherlastpictureofthetree.Ithadalotofredapples.Nowitwastimetoreturnhome.Whensheenteredthehouse,MumandDadwere

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heronthesofa.Eachofthemwas

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ababyintheirarms.“Nowyouhaveasisterandabrother!”Dadsaid.“Wow,I’mthe

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sisterintheworld!”Dorasaidhappily.“Look!Theirfacesareasroundasredapples.Theyaresocute.”51．A．rich B．a(chǎn)fraid C．nervous D．cheerful52．A．a(chǎn)ir B．time C．light D．water53．A．yard B．tree C．baby D．a(chǎn)pple54．A．job B．idea C．life D．trip55．A．buy B．take C．draw D．borrow56．A．shared B．found C．passed D．changed57．A．Finally B．Really C．Usually D．Suddenly58．A．waitingfor B．laughingat C．lookingafter D．learningfrom59．A．hiding B．training C．walking D．holding60．A．funniest B．smallest C．luckiest D．prettiest七Emilylovedreading.Sheusedtobeveryshy.She

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talkingtoothers.Sosheturnedto

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.In2019,herdadgotsick.Itwasveryserious.Booksbecameanevenbiggercomfortfor

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.Emily’sdadgotbetter.Andshecameupwithaplanto

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others.Emilystartedabookdriveinherhometown.She

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books.Shetookthemto

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beingcaredforinhospitals.

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,shehascollectedmorethan10,000books.Emilyandherfatherareveryclose.Whenherfatherlearnedofherplansforthebookdrive,hewasn’tsurprised.“Shewasalwaysinterestedinbooks,”hesays.“

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shealwayswantedtodothingsfortheneighborhood.”Emilyrunsthebookdriveherself,butshegetssomehelpfromher

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.“Wedothedriving,”herdadsays.Emilystillrunsthebookdrive.Thememoryofmeetingthechildrenshehelpsstickswithher.“Itwasthe

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dayofmylife,”shesays.“IrealizedIwantedtodothistypeofworkforever.”61．A．wasafraidof B．wasinterestedin C．wasgoodat D．wassorryfor62．A．music B．sports C．books D．stamps63．A．me B．her C．him D．it64．A．teach B．save C．move D．help65．A．wrote B．collected C．read D．bought66．A．kids B．men C．women D．newborns67．A．Inshort B．Hardlyever C．Sofar D．Ontime68．A．So B．Or C．But D．And69．A．parents B．friends C．teachers D．neighbors70．A．saddest B．best C．shortest D．strangest八In2007,JimandhisfriendDylanmovedintotheirnewapartmenton22ndStreetinManhattan.Theprevioustenant(之前的租戶)toldthemsomething

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.“EveryyearoverChristmas,manyletterstoSantacomehere,”hesaid.“Nooneknowsthereason.”Forthefirsttwoyears,onlyafewletterscamefromkids

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Santaforgifts.ButintheweeksbeforeChristmasin2010,JimandDylanwere

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crazy.Everymorning,theyopenedthei