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專題03完形填空15篇（廣州專用）

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級廣州市越秀區(qū)明德實驗學(xué)校校考期中）MartinHenfieldtalksaboutsomeof

hisexperiencesasatwin:Whenweweresmallmymother1usinthesameclothes.Thatwas2

enoughandWedidn,tlikeit.Butwhenwewentonourfirstcampingtrip,itwasevenworse.Wewereonlyten

yearsold,andwhilealltheotherboyswentintotheirsleepingbagsforthe3,wewerenothappyto

snuggle（偎依）insideadoublesleepingbagmymothermadeforus.

Atschoolourclassmates4usHenfieldoneandHenfieldtwo,sopeoplecouldn,tevenseeour

5accordingtoourinitials（首字母）becausebothofuswereM.H.ItwasonlywhenIwenttocollegeand

begantohavemyownfriendsthat?startedtofeelmyownfreedomofidentity.

BeforeIwenttocollege,duringmylastsecondaryschoolholiday,I6ajobasaworkeronabuilding

site.Mytwinbrother,MikeHenfield,didn,twork.OnedayIsaidtotheboss,“CanIhaveaweekoff?”tt7

hesaid,44butyouwon,thavethejobwhenyouare8.''Ididn,twantto9thejob.SoonMonday

morning,Mikewentthereinmyhat,jacketand10andheworkedformeforoneweek.Noneofthem

knewthedifference.

1.A.woreB.putC.dressedD.let

2.A.goodB.badC.uglyD.strange

3.A.dayB.holidayC.nightD.mid-night

4.A.calledB,knewC.toldD.made

5.A.faceB.nameC.similarityD.difference

6.A.receivedB.gotC.paidD.made

7.A.CertainlyB.NeverC.HoweverD.Actually

8.A.hereB.thereC.awayD.back

9.A.missB.loseC.getD.do

10.A.suitB.clothesC.dressD.trousers

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級廣州四十七中?？计谥校〢noldSpanishproverbstates,uTomorrowisoften

thebusiestdayoftheweek“Howmanytimeshaveweputoffourdreamsuntil11?Γdsay,toomany.

Ourdreamsshouldnot,andcannotwait.Wehaveto12themnow!Here,swhy.

Tomorrowisnot13.

Nobodylikestotalkaboutdeath,butthe14is-everybodyisgoingtodieatonepoint.Noneofus

knowstheday,orthehour.Therefore,todayisallwehave.Makethe15togoaftereverydream,bigor

small,rightnow.

Theworldisexpectingyourgift.

Youwerebornintotheworldwitha16gift,whichnobodyonthisearthcancopy.Sure,other

peoplemaybeabletosing,butthey,11neverbeabletosing17likeyou.Sure,otherpeoplecanwrite,

butthey,llneverbeabletowritefromthesameangle（角度）inwhichyouwrite.Don,tdeprive（錄IJ奪）theworld

ofyour18.Thus,itisyourresponsibilityto19exactlywhatyourgiftis,anduseittobetter

yourownlifeandthelivesofthosearoundyou.

Youcan,tletfearwin.

Oneofthebiggestdream20isfear.Manypeoplecouldhaveachievedamazingthingsifthey

weren'tafraid.Justthinkaboutallthethingsyou,vewantedtodo.Neverletfearstopyoufromachievingyour

dreams.

11.A.todayB.tomorrowC.yesterdayD.later

12.A.whenB.goforC.whatD.how

13.A.treasuredB?wastedC.madeD.promised

14.A.resultB.problemC.featureD.fact

15.A.decisionB.lessonC.differenceD.dream

16.A.specialB.traditionalC.valuableD.important

17.A.fluentlyB.correctlyC.exactlyD.possibly

18.A.dreamB.songC.giftD.article

19.A.findoutB.keepawayC.showoffD.goon

20.A.observersB.inventorsC.explorersD.killers

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級廣州市第五中學(xué)校考期中）Longlongago,ScotlandhadawarwithEngland.

TheKingofEnglandwantedto21Scotland.TheEnglisharmywasso22thattheScotslost

manytimes.Finally,Robert,thekingofScotland,hadtorunfromtheEnglisharmy.

Onerainyday,KingRobertlayinanoldhouse.Hewas23abouttheloseofthewar.Hefeltsorry

forhispeople.Suddenly,he24thataspiderwastryingtoclimbuptoitswebatthetopofthehousebut

itfelldown.

“Howpoor!^^thoughtKingRobert.??Thespiderislikeme.It,snotstrongenough.^^Thenhesawthespider

felldownagain.

“Be25、littlespider,oryoumightdie,“hesaid.44Lifeissohard.You,11nevergetbacktoyour

26Butthespidertriedagainandagain.KingRobertwatchedwhileit27climbedbacktoits

web.Afteranhour,thespidergottotheweb.

“Howamazing!”hesaid."Ifyoucankeeptιying,Icantoo.Ishouldnever28,justlikeyou.I

won,tlettheEnglishwin."Later,his29grewstronger.Andthey30theEnglisharmy.

Scotlandwasfree.

21.A.leaveB.controlC.helpD.visit

22.A.oldB.strongC.fastD.weak

23.A.sadB.happyC.angryD.sure

24.A.foundB.thoughtC.knewD.decided

25.A.helpfulB.usefulC.carefulD.cheerful

26.A.roomB.countryC.holeD.web

27.A.finallyB.easilyC.slowlyD.quickly

28.A.lookupB.giveupC.putupD.growup

29.A.armyB.friendC.relativeD.family

30.A.keptB.lostC.stoppedD.joined

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級?？计谥校〥oyoulikecycling?DoyouuseGPStorecordyourrides（騎行）?

AnthonyHoytedoes.AndheusestheGPSofhiscyclingroutes（路線）tomake31.

AnthonyHoyteis32forhisinterestingGPSdrawings,havingPreViOUsly（以前）cycledroutesthat

formedthepicturesofasnowman,acat,areindeerandmore.

ButhislatestGPScreation,amustachedmanmakemillionsofpeople33.OnNovember13,2021,

Anthony34107kilometersthroughoutLondonineightandahalfhours.He“painted“aGPSdrawingofa

manand35himMr.November.ItbroketheGuinnessWorldRecordforthelargestGPSdrawing

36bicyclewithintwelvehours.

CyclingisoneofAnthony,sfavorite37forgettingbothexerciseandrelaxation.In2016,hestarted

makingGPSpaintingswithcyclingroutes.Lastyear,he38to“paint“apictureforamentalhealthcharity

calledMovember.Anthonysaidheusedtohavesomementalhealthproblemshimself.Hewantedto39

moneyandraiseawareness（認(rèn)識）formen'smentalhealth.

Anthonywasgladthatmanypeoplelikedhisideaand"paintings”.Peoplecallhim“PedalingPicasso".He

also40alotofdor?ations（捐贈）.ThiscyclistthankedeveryonefortheirloveandSUPPort（支持）.

31.A.paintingsB.storiesC.moneyD.fun

32.A.sorryB.famousC.goodD.ready

33.A.interestedB.interestingC.scaredD.moved

34.A.droveB.walkedC.tookD.cycled

35.A.carriedB.broughtC.namedD.fought

36.A.atB.toC.onD.by

37.A.hobbiesB.customsC.plansD.ideas

38.A.foundB.decidedC.refusedD.ended

39.?.getB.loseC.collectD.waste

40.A.understoodB.askedC.receivedD.answered

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級校考期中）閱讀下面短文，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項使短文意

思完整、通順。

IIovoInvontinQ

2yayb」

Ihaveinventedrobotswhichimprovetheworkofcars.MyloveofmakingthingsbeganwhenIwasakid.I

reallybecame41aboutinventingafterIlearnedaboutThomasEdison.

Onedayinfourthgrade,ourteachergaveusaprojectinclass.Wehadtowritetoacompanyandlearnabout

theproducts（產(chǎn)品）.Ithoughtandthought.42IchosetheThomasEdisonCompany.Soonafter,the

companysentmeabookaboutthelifeofThomasEdison.Ienjoyedreadingandreadingagainabouthis

43!Iliketherecordedsoundandtheelectriclightmostandkepttheinventionsinmyheart.

MydadfoundthatIwasinterestedininventingand44me.Heshowedmehowtotuι^nmyideas

into45andthenintonewthings.Once,?madeamodelplaneandmydadwasverysurprised.Later,

Wefoundasimilarmodelplaneinastore.Ilearnedthatdifferentinventorsofteninventsimilarthings.Itisusual

forthistohappen.Ialsolearnedthatnotallgreatideas46.Failure（失?。﹊sa47partof

theinventing.

Asmyfatherand?workedtogether,?beganto48thatmydadwasquiteaninventorhimself.He

wasalways49abetterwaytodoaneasyjob.His50、togetherwithmyinterestininventing,

ledmetobecomeanengineerandaninventor.Ofcourse,IalsothankThomasEdison.Heismyhero.

41.A.surprisedB.excitedC.boredD.worried

42.A.FinallyB.SuddenlyC.HardlyD.Probably

43.A.productsB.feelingsC.inventionsD.knowledge

44.A.allowedB.discussedC.repliedD.encouraged

45.A.plansB?homeworkC.adviceD.introduction

46.A.winB.dependC.workD.create

47.A.comfortableB.successfulC.funnyD.common

48.A.promiseB.realizeC.decideD.imagine

49.A.lookingupB.takinginC.lookingforD.givingup

50.A.guideB.orderC.ruleD.career

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級?？计谥校╅喿x下面短文，掌握其大意，從各題所給的A、B、C和D項中，

選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。

Alittlegirllivedinasmall,shabbyhouseonahill.Sheenjoyedplayinginhersmall51.Shewas

abletoseeoverthegardenandacrossavalley（山谷）toawonderfulhousehighonahill-ahousethathad

golden52.Althoughshelovedherownfamily,shedreamedalldayabout53inthatgolden

house.

Asshegrewolder,shefinally54anagewhenshecouldplayoutsideofhergarden.Sheaskedher

motherifshecouldgoforabikerideoutsideherhome.Hermother55hertogo.Thelittlegirlrodeher

bikeuntilshegottothegateofthegoldenhouse.

Assheleanedher56besidethegate,shefocusedonthepaththatledtothehouseandthenlooked

atthehouseitself.However,shefeltabit57.Allthewindowswereactuallyordinaryandratherdirty.

Heartbroken,shedidn,ttrytogoanyfurther.Shewalkedtoherbike58andwantedtoleavethere

rightnow.Asshe59.shesawasmallhouseontheothersideofthevaiiey.Itswindowsglistened（閃耀）

asthesunshoneonherlittlehome.

Shefinallyrealizedthatshehadbeenlivinginherown60houseallalong.Thereisreallynoneed

togosofaraway.Whatshedreamtofwasjustrightthereinfrontofhereyes!

51.A.houseB.garageC.roomD.garden

52.A.windowsB.keysC.roofsD.doors

53.A.runningB.seeingC.livingD.walking

54.A.reachedB.gotC.arrivedD.became

55.A.droveB.allowedC.ledD.organized

56.A.carB.bikeC.dreamD.window

57.A.happyB.sadC.excitedD.scared

58.A.slowlyB.happilyC.willinglyD.quickly

59.A.liftedupB.lookedupC.turnedupD.dressedup

60.A.shabbyB.warmC.smallD.golden

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級?？计谥校㎎ohnSuddenlyjumpedoftheswingwithoutevenslowingdown.He

calledoutnervously,"Mom,where,sCharlie7,,He61thathehadn,tseenhisnewpuppyforoveran

hour.

Johnlookedaroundthegarden,behindthebushes,andunderthepicnictable.Nodog!Hismotherheardthe

62inhisvoiceashecalledherasecondtime.fc?Mom,Ican,tfindCharlie!^^

Shecameoutside63.“Letslookaroundthegardenfirst.Don,tworry.Γmsurehe,scloseby.”

Boththesonandmotherwere64now,butstillnoCharlie.Theircallswerenotcompletelywasted,

though.Joe,thenext-doorneighbor,andhistwodaughtersTaniaandJulie,immediatelyagreedtohelpthem

65thelostdog.

Butevenwithfivepeoplenowsearchingthetownsstreets,theyhadnoluck.Charliewasstill66.

TaniasuggestedtheymakeposterswithCharlie,s67.Shehaddonethiswhenherowncatwaslost

ayearearlier,shetoldJohn,andthecatwasfoundthenextday.

Johnagreed.Whentheygothome,hemadeaposterwithaphotoofCharlie.ThenJohnhearda68

toscratchandopenedhisbedroomdoor.ItwasCharlie.Johnwasgreetedwithabigwetkiss.Charliehadbeen

69inthebedroomthiswholetime,sleeping.Johnhadneverbeenso70inhislife!

61.A.decidedB.forgottenC.understoodD.realized

62.A.angerB,hopeC.worryD.warning

63.A.activelyB.quicklyC.carelesslyD.angrily

64.A.shoutingB.talkingC.fightingD.thinking

65.A.giveupB.lookafterC.lookforD.lookup

66.A.missingB.asleepC.barkingD.quiet

67.A.addressB.nameC.ownerD.picture

68.A.messageB.noiseC.voiceD.song

69.A.shutB,wokenC.tiedD.saved

70.A.afraidB.sillyC.happyD.proud

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級鐵一中學(xué)?？计谥校㊣tseemsverynaturalthatifyouhavetwodollarsand

someonegivesyou71more,youwillhavefourdollars.Butdoyouknowitreallytookhumanbeingsa

verylongtimetobeabletothinkthisway?Infact,oneofthemost72thingstoteachchildrenistheidea

ofnumbers.

Inancienttimeswhenamanwantedtotellhowmanyanimalshe73,hehadnosystemofnumbersto

use.Heputa74intoabagforeachanimal.Themoreanimalsowned,themorestoneshehad.Itmay

explain75theword“calculate“comesfromtheLatinword“calculus”."Calculus“means“stone”.

Then,manusedlinestocount.Peoplewouldjustdrawalineforeachthingtheywantedtocount,butthey

stillhadno76totellthenumbers,sotheycouldnotwritethenumbersdown.

Lateron,peopleusedfingers.Again,wehavethewordthat77this.Theword“digit“comesfromthe

Latinword“digitus”.Itmeans“finger”!Thefactthatwehave10fingers78theuseof10inthesystemof

numbers.

TheHindusinIndia79thenumbersystemweusetodayandArabtraders（商人）80itto

Europeduringthe8thtothe1Ithcentury.Inthissystem,peoplecountthingswithtennumbers:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,

8,9and0.Itiscalleddecimalsystem,thatis,itisbuiltonthebaseof10.

71.A.oneB.twoC.threeD.four

72.A.difficultB.wonderfulC.importantD.intelligent

73.A.killedB.ateC.hadD.included

74.A.lineB,stoneC.fingerD.stick

75.A.whatB.howC.whyD.when

76.A.wordsB.namesC.booksD.pens

77.A.goesbacktoB.looksforwardtoC.talksaboutD.happensto

78.A.camefromB?wasclosetoC.ledtoD.wasmadeupof

79.A.wroteB,madeC.producedD.invented

80.A.introducedB.developedC.gaveD.sold

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級統(tǒng)考期中）WhenIwas7yearsold,IwenttotheUSAwithmymom.Icanstill

81thefirstHalloweenholidayIhadintheUSA.

OnthemorningofHalloween,wewenttoaPUmPkin（南瓜）farm.Eachofusbroughtapumpkintoschool

withus.?usedmypumpkintomakealanternwhichhadtworoundeyesandascarymouth.

Intheafternoon,we82theHalloweenCoStUmeS（月艮裝）andhadaParade（游行）inschool.Someofthe

costumeswerefunny,butsomeofthem83scary.IchosetowearaSupermancostume.

Ididalotofthingsthatday,butthepartIliked84was??trickortreaf,intheevening.Afterdinner,I

wentoutsidewithabag,I85togetalotofcandiesfrommyneighbors.Atfirst,Iwasabitnervous,

86whenIknockedatthefirstdoor,myheartwasbeatingveryfast.Alady87andIsaidcarefully

toher,ttTrickortreat.99

My88wasverylow,solowthatIcouldhardlyhearmyselfspeak.Tomysu?prise,theladywasso

kindthatshegavemetwocandies,andIwasso89.Ithankedtheladyandmovedon.Ican,tremember

howmanyhousesIvisited,butIcanrememberhowmany90Igot—Igot91thatday,and?wasso

happy.WhatahappyHalloweenIhad!AndIwishWecouldhaveHalIoweeneverymonth!

81.A.spendB.remindC.rememberD.enjoy

82.A.woreB.washedC.soldD.kepi

83.A.tastedB.smelledC.soundedD.looked

84.A.bestB.worstC.longestD.shortest

85.A.offeredB.continuedC.hopedD.refused

86.A.butB.soC.thoughD.or

87.A.cameoutB.cameinC.camebackD.cameon

88.A.heightB.wishC.priceD.voice

89.A.worriedB.scaredC.excitedD.tired

90.A.candiesB.housesC.cardsD.presents

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級廣東華僑中學(xué)?？计谥校￤earealllanguagelearnersandwealwayskeepour

eyesopenfornewappsforlearningforeignlanguages.AndnowI,dliketointroducemyfavoriteapp.

Memriseisafantasticappthatcanhelpyoulearnalanguagefor91.Therearedifferentlessonsfor

youtotrainthe92suchaslistening,speaking,reading,andwriting.Youcanalsofind93on

vocabulary（詞匯：）.Somegamesareaccordingtothetextbooks,whileothersareaccordingtohowoftenthewords

areused.Somelessonshelpyoutofinishreadinga（n）94book,likeHarryPotterandthePhilosopher?

Stone.

Memriseisgreatfun.Firstly,theappusesawaythatcreatesfunnyor95storieswithnewwords.

Lessonsareoftenwithgames.Thesegameshelp96thevocabulary.Then,everyonecansharetheirown

storyor97themselvesintheapp.Andpeoplecanevencheerfortheirfavoritelearners.Youcaneither

followalearnertodothesamethingorchoosewhateveryoulike.Youcanalsotakepartinagameandbecome

the98.Memriseisreally99tolanguagelearnersandmostthingsonitarefree.Ihaveusedit

fortwoyears.AndmyEnglishhasimprovedalot.MoreIOO,itmakeslearningreallyinteresting.

91.A.funB.goldC.spaceD.power

92.A.skillsB.planetsC.instructionsD.numbers

93.A.computersB.factsC.reportsD.games

94.A.smartB.convenientC.famousD.boring

95.A.nervousB.surprisingC.strictD.possible

96.A.copyB.rememberC.decideD.include

97.A.forgetB.operateC.showD.realize

98.A.scientistB.winnerC.painterD.inventor

99.A.expensiveB.ordinaryC.majorD.helpful

100.A.importantlyB.beautifullyC.patientlyD.carefully

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級校聯(lián)考期中）Peopleusuallycommunicatebyspeakingorwriting.However,

peopleinsomejobs101ongesturesforcommunication.

Railwayworkersonthegroundhavetocommunicatewithengineersonthetrains.Todothis,theyuseflags.

Totellthetrainto"go”,forexample,arailwayworker102theflagabovehisheadandmovesitupand

down.

Soldiersinwaroftencannotheareachother,sotheyusegesturestosend103toeachother.When

aleaderwantsothersoldierstofollowhim,hepoints]Q4them,andthenheuseshisarmtopointinthe

directiontheyshouldgo.Soldiersfromdifferentcountriesusesimilargesturestocommunicatewitheachother

whentheydonotspeakthesame105.

Gesturesareusedin106aswell.Forexample,whenaclassicalconcerttakesplace,musicians

followthedirectionoftheconductor（指揮）.Heorshewillleadthemusiciansthroughhis107.These

gesturestellthemusicianswhentoplay,andwhento108.TheyalsotellwhenthemusicshouldbeIoud

orsoft,andfastorslow.Ofcourse,themusiciansmustunderstandthe109ofthesegesturestoplaywell

together.

Manyotherjobsusegestures,butyoumaynotalwaysnoticethem.Thenexttimeyouareoutonthestreet,

havealookaround.Youmightbe110howmanygesturesyouseeinuse.

101.A.lookB.dependC.decideD.move

102.A.expressesB.picksC.crossesD.holds

103.A.mattersB.meaningsC.messagesD.impressions

104.A.forB.inC.towardsD.from

105.A.languageB.wordsC.communicationD.meaning

106.A.hospitalB.sportC.schoolD.music

107.A.bodylanguageB.expressionC.thoughtD.song

108.A.leaveB.standC.stopD.sleep

109.A.appearanceB.meaningsC.priceD.end

110.A.su?prisedB.excitedC.sadD.glad

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級校聯(lián)考期中）Amanhadacatthatclimbedupatreeandthenwasafraidto

comedown.He111warmmilktoit,butitwouldnotcomedown.

Thetreewasnotstrongenoughtoclimb.Sothemandecidedtotiearopetohis112andpullit

untilthetreebent（彎曲）down.Hebelievedthathecouldthenreachupandgetthecat113.

Whilehewascheckinghisprogress,hethenthoughtifhewentjustalittlebit114、thetreewould

bebentlowenoughforhimtoreachthecat.Butashemovedthecatalittlefurtherforward,theropebroke.

Thetreewent“boing''（彈開）andthecatwasnowheretobefound.

Themanfelt115.Heaskedpeoplehemetif（是否）they116alittlecat.Nobodydid.

Afewdayslater,hemethisneighboratastore.Hehappenedtolookintohershoppingbasketandwas

117toseecatfood.

Thiswomanwasacat118andeveryoneknewit,soheaskedher,uWhyareyoubuyingcatfood?I

knowyoudon,tlikecats."Thewomanthentoldhimhowherlittlegirlbegged（懇求）herforacat,butshekept

refusing.Thenafewdaysago,thechildbeggedagain,sothewomanfinally119herlittlegirl,"Well,

Γllletyoukeepacatifitfallsfromthesky.”

Shetoldtheman,"Iwatchedmychildgooutintheyard,andlookstraightintothe120.Anda

catsuddenlycameflyingthroughtheair,andlandedrightinfrontofher.^^

111.A.lentB.soldC.offeredD.threw

112.A.carB.doorC.windowD.body

113.A.correctlyB.stronglyC.clearlyD.successfully

114.A.fasterB.higherC.nearerD.further

115.A.relaxedB.worriedC.excitedD.bored

116.A.sawB.lostC.raisedD.bought

117.A.sorryB.happyC.surprisedD.nervous

118.A.loverB.haterC.keeperD.trainer

119.A.toldB.warnedC.advisedD.ordered

120.A.skyB.treeC.wallD.building

（2022春?廣東廣州?八年級廣州大學(xué)附屬中學(xué)?？计谥校㎡ncetherewerethreetreesonahill.Theywere

121theirhopesanddreams.Thefirsttreesaid,??Iwanttobeatreasurebox.ThenIcouldbefilledwith

122.“Thesecondtreesaid,fctSomeday?willbeaship.Iwilltaketheking123thesea.,,Finally,the

thirdsaid,"Iwanttogrowtobethe124treeintheforest.Peoplewillseemeonthetopofthehil?.^^

However,severalyearslater,thefirsttreewasmadeintoawoodenboxforanimals.Andthesecondtree

becameafishingship.Thelasttreewasstillthere,but125knewhim.

Thenoneday,a126motherwantedtomakeawoodenbedforherbaby.Shehadnomoney

127shechosethewoodenbox.Thefirsttreecouldfeelthebabywasthegreatesttreasureforthemother.

Thesecondtreehelpedafishermaninaheavyrain.Forthelasttree,whenthevillagersweretired,they

128takeabreakunderitonhotdays.Thethreetrees,129cometrue.

Sometimes,whenthingsdon,thappenasyouexpect,don,tlose130.Whereveryouare,please

rememberthedecisionyou,vemadeatfirst.Holdontoit!That,swhatwecall“dream”.

121.A.lookingforB.makingupC.talkingaboutD.writingabout

122.A.moneyB.timeC.foodD.Iove

123.A.throughB.againstC.fromD.across

124.A.shortestB.tallestC.oldestD.newest

125.A.everyoneB.anyoneC.nobodyD.somebody

126.A.poorB.richC.strangeD.proud