人教新目標(biāo)初中英語中考總復(fù)習(xí)語法填空專項練習(xí)

人數(shù)新目標(biāo)初中英語中考總復(fù)習(xí)語法填空專項練習(xí)

Gotpets?Ifso,luckyyou!Ifnot,maybeyou'dliketo.Accordingto

many1.(doctor),spendingtimewithanimalfriendshasalotofadvantages.

Petsmakepeoplehappier.Feelingsofhappinessoftenrisewhenpeoplearewith

pets.2.fact,studiesshowthatbeingaroundanimalshelpspeoplefeellessalone.

Petsmakepeoplehealthier.Stayingwithapetcanbegoodfor3.(you)health,

too.Justwatchingfishswimcanmakepeople4.(feel)morepeaceful.Somepets

needtospendtimeoutdoorswalkingor5.(run).Whotakethem?Theirhuman

friends!Gettingexerciseishealthyforbothpets6.people.

Petsteachimportantlifelessons.Havingabirdaround-oranyother

animal-canteachyoualot.Pets7.(usual)dependontheirhumanfriendstotake

careofthem.Lookingafteranimalsteachesresponsibility(責(zé)任).Italso8.(help)

peopletodeveloplifeskillsandgivesthemasenseofachievement.

Petshelpyou.Havingapetcanbehelpful.Onestudyfoundthathavingpetsin

theclassroomhelpedstudentsgetalongwellwitheachother.Ithelpedthembuildup

much9.(good)relationshipswiththeirteachersandotherstudents.

10.asmartchoiceitistokeeppets!

WhenIwasinprimaryschool,Iseldomhelpedmyparentsathome.IthoughtI

shouldspendmytime11.schoolworktogetgoodgrades.Myparentsdidall

the12.(chore).Iusedtomakeamessandthrowmythingseverywhere.

Oneday,whenmymotherwenthomeafterworkand13.(find)alotofrubbish

inourhouse,shegotsomadatme.Shesaidtome14,(serious),"Youmustdosome

houseworkeverydayfromnowon.^^Italkedbackloudly,“Itistheparents9

job15.(provide)acleanandcomfortableenvironmentathome.^^

NowUm16.15-year-oldmiddleschoolstudent.Ihavealabor(勞動)classat

schooleveryweek.Theteacher17.(teach)ushowtomakefood,tidytheroom,grow

somevegetablesandsoon.Iunderstandthat18.(do)houseworkismoredifficult

thanIusedtoimagine.Thinkingbackthoseolddays,Iregret19.Ihavedonebefore.

Ibegintodomorehousework,somyparentscanhaveagoodrestwhentheycome

backfromwork.Theyarealsoproudofmychange.

Inmyopinion,wechildrenshouldbeindependentandtakecareof20.(we).

Becauseitnotonlyhelpsuslearnmanybasicskills,butalsohelpsusdevelopgood

habits.

Longlongago,therelivedagiraffeintheforest.Hewas21,(tall)ofallthe

animals,sohewasveryproudandalwayslaughedat22.(other).Amonkey

decided23?(teach)thegiraffealesson.

Oneday,themonkey24.(take)thegiraffetoatree.Hesaidtothegiraffe,"Look

atthetalltree.There9ssomelovelyfruit25.(grow)onthetree.Butyouwon'tbe

abletopickit."Thegiraffesaid,"Itisimpossible.Justwatchme."Hetriedtopick

thefruitagainandagain.However,thefruitwasstilloutofreach.66Isaidyou

couldn'treachit,26.Ican,“saidthemonkey.Then,themonkeyjumpedontothe

giraffe^neck.Hereachedouthisarmandpickedthefruit27.(successful).The

monkeysaid,“Youcouldnotpickthefruitbyyourself.Icouldnotdoitby28.(I),

either.Butwecandoittogether.Asanoldsayinggoes,twoheadsare29?(good)

thanone.Everyoneplays30,importantroleintheworld.Sodon'tbesoproudinthe

future."

四

For31.(century),EuropeanshavebeenmakingfunofBritishcoffee.Theysay

it'slikemud(泥)withwater,orwaterwithabitofmud,orjustmud.However,the

Britishlikeitbecauseitisn'ttoostrong.Themostcommonkindisinstantcoffee(速

溶助叩非).It's32.(real)easytomake.Youjustaddwater,whichisperfectforlazy

Britishpeople.

Britishpeople33.(be)veryproudoftheirinstantcoffee.SomeBritishcoffee

“experts“haveevencomeupwithausefulguideonhow34,(make)thebestcupof

instantcoffee.Hereitis:

First,putfreshwater35,theteapot.Avoidusingdirtyriverwaterorexpensive

bottledwater.

Allowthewatertoboil-thismeansithastoreachatemperatureofat36.(little)

99℃.However,ifyouareinarush,someexpertssuggestusinghotwater.

Next,37.(put)ateaspoonofcoffeeinyourcoffeecup一athick,bluechinaone

ifpossible.

Nowyoucanpourinthewater,however,be38,(care)nottouseboilingwater.

Next,addalittlemilk-justenoughtogivethecoffeealight-browncolour.

Andnowyouarereadytodrinkyourcoffee.Youshoulddothisoveraperiodof

threehours,makingthecoffeelastaslong39.possible,whichisjustthewaythe

Britishlikeit.

So,nowyouknowhowtheBritishliketheircoffee,whichshouldbereallyuseful

for40.(you)nexttripthere.

五

Didancientpeopleplanttrees?Theydidn'thaveaspecialdaytoplanttreeslike

TreePlantingDay,41?thetraditionofplantingtreeshasbeenthereforalongtime.

Backthen,itwasalways42.(rain)aroundtheQingmingFestivalinspring.Thetrees

thatwereplantedaroundthistimehadbetterconditionstogrowthanusual,sopeople

formedthecustomofplantingtreesaroundtheQingmingFestival.

Thereweremanykindsoftrees.However,mulberrytrees(桑樹)andfruittrees

were43.(popular)ofall.Tofeedthesilkworms(蠶)，moremulberry

leaves44.(need).Silkcamefromthesilkworms,andthenwasmadeintosilkclothes

andtradedbetweentheeastandthewestoftheworld.Amongtheancientpeoplewho

suggested45.(get)treestoofferfoodandclothes,therewasamanwhosenameis

well-known,Mencius(孟子).

DongFeng,afamousdoctorintheThreeKingdomPeriod(三國時期)，saved

many46.(patient)livesforfree.Heonlyaskedthemtoplantapricottrees(杏樹)on

ahill.Gradually,aforestofapricottreesgrewon47?hill.That9swhywenowpraise

adoctorwhohasexcellentskillswiththewords“warmthinanapricotforest.99

Eachdynastyhasdifferenttreeplantingprojects.LiShimin,EmperorTaizongof

theTangDynasty48,(person)plantedaginkgotree(電艮杏樹)inatemplein

Chang9an.1,400yearslater,theginkgotreeisstillgrowing.Sofar,the

temple49?(become)apopularplacefortourists.

So,50.TreePlantingDaynextyear,doyouwanttoplantatreewithyourwishes

onit?

K

QiBaishiisaworld-famousartmasterinChina.

Hewasbomin51.poorfamilyfromXiangtan,Hunanprovince.Hewasat

schoolforlessthanayearbecause52.illnesses.Oneday,hefoundaChinese

paintingguidebookJieziyuanHuapu.Thebookinspiredhisinterestsin

painting53,(picture).Hedecided54.(learn)byhimselfandlaterbecameamaster

ofartthroughhishardwork.In1902,he55?(start)totravelaroundChina.Hevisited

famousplaces,metmanypeopleandsawdifferentkindsofartpieces.These

experienceshelpedhimbecomeoneofthe56.(good)artistsofalltime.

57.(He)paintingsaregenerallyaboutthesmallthingsoftheworld,suchasfish,

shrimps(蝦)andfrogs."MouseandCatwithLamp“isoneofthem.Inthepicture,a

mouseisstandingonthetopofalongpole(桿子).Underthepoleisacat.Theyare

solively58.itlooksliketheywouldjumpoutofthepapertofight.

Alltheworks59?(create)byQiBaishiinafreshway,whichexpressedhislove

fornatureandlife.Histalentsandskillsamazedthewholeworldalot.Heis60.(real)

amasterofartandtheprideofXiangtan.

七

DearMillie,

YouaskedmeabouttheDragonBoatFestival.Nowletmetellyousomething

aboutit.

TheDragonBoatFestivalisatraditionalChinesefestivalwe

Chinese61.(celebrate)forover2,000years.It'soneofthethreemostimportant

lunarfestivalsinChina,alongwiththeSpringFestivalandtheMid-AutumnFestival.

TheDragonBoatFestivaltakesplaceonthe62.(twenty-two)ofJunethisyear.

Throughouttheyears,manystorieshavebeentoldaboutthe63,(begin)ofthis

festival.Amongthem,64.(famous)oneisaboutQuYuan,awell-knownscholarin

ancientChina.Henotonly65?(write)goodpoemsbutalsogavesuggestionstothe

king.66.hedevotedhimselftohiscountry,thekingdidn'tlikehim.Thisgreat

persondrowned(溺水)himselfintheMiluoRiveronthe5thdayofthe5thChinese

lunarmonthbecausehisChuStatefelltoQinState.Localpeopletriedtosavehimor

findhisbody,buttheydidn't67.(success).QuYuanwaslaterconsidered

as68.nationalhero.Torememberhim,everyfifthdayofthefifthlunarmonth,

peoplebeatdrumsandgoboatracingontheriverastheyoncedid69.(keep)fish

awayfromhisbody.

DragonboatracingisoneofthemostimportantcustomsChinesepeoplepractice

tocelebratetheDragonBoatFestival.Thisactivity70?(hold)widelyinChina9s

southernandsoutheasternareaswheretherearelotsofriversandlakes.

Lotsoflove,